In some settings doctors and nurses spend as much time on paperwork as they do treating patients.

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In Camp David, in addition to the formal meetings, President Obama had many discussions with different European leaders, including in some multilateral settings, about the eurozone and the global economy.

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Amazon's also built in some parental controls here, accessible in the Settings menu.

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"I fear that we will very quickly find that dangerous adults will realise that there are some settings and some ways in which it will be easier in future for them to gain access to vulnerable children, " he told peers.

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You'll net the best performance in quieter settings, considering that they don't isolate sound like some other options on the market, and if you're a frequent air traveler or often find yourself working in noisy environments, you'll probably want to consider other options.

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The hand-set chatons, or gold jewel settings, are held laboriously in place with minuscule blued screws, some smaller than a fly's eyeball.

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Some of the images and period settings are lovely, but Coppola, once the greatest storyteller in movies, has settled for the kind of unworkably pompous nonsense that most people leave behind in a college bull session.

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They criticize some studies purporting large effect sizes in that the treatment fidelity is highly unlikely to be achieved in real world settings or the students sampled are not typical of students currently receiving special education.

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Some of the better-known settings include Boston's TD Garden, Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, and London's Wembley and Emirates Stadiums.

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