They found that almost a quarter of all the dentists called were only taking on private patients - others weren't taking on any patients at all.
And unlike other providers, Verizon isn't taking the media server approach because it doesn't scale.
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Sometimes you learn new habits while taking STs that carry over to when you aren't taking them, thus allowing you to discontinue the STs.
If plastics recycling isn't taking off, that's in part because scrap plastic isn't worth much--and it isn't worth much because handling it consumes gobs of labor, energy and other precious resources.
They don't mind taking the heat when things don't go well because at the end of the day, in my experience, things normally work out the way they want them too.
"I didn't know that taking care of myself wasn't the same as actually caring about myself, " Lee writes.
Some say that data-center landlords aren't taking into account increasing technological advances when estimating these costs.
Many had started their shifts more than nine hours before and weren't taking breaks.
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"Retail investors aren't taking part because they are getting run over by macro events, " he said.
Yardsale isn't taking a cut of the proceeds as it seeks to attract users.
We aren't taking a living from him or rely on Kieron for anything.
Indeed, insiders say that has already happened - they find other EU members aren't taking Britain seriously.
It's hard to imagine that the justices aren't taking notes on our country's rapid transformation on this issue.
Though historians deny this, the Saints weren't taking any chances before a 2000 playoff game against the St.
They may remember visiting Disneyland or Disney World when they were children, but they aren't taking their kids there.
Even as he pitched the Yankees to victory in his first start in three months, Girardi wasn't taking any chances.
Among domestic automakers, Ford Motor, (its name adorns the Detroit Lions stadium) isn't taking public money, at least not yet.
Money is the number one subject with nearly everyone you talk to in Vietnam, but commerce simply isn't taking off.
"This isn't taking sides between the police officers and Mr. Gates, " said Brian Walsh, spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
The few who addressed it on Saturday weren't taking the bait, however.
They include claimed results from stock pickers who aren't taking new clients.
"The city here wasn't taking any risk, and they can certainly hold their head high that they've protected the taxpayers, " he said.
And Mr. Romney isn't taking a public position on Mr. Trump's claims.
"He was speaking to a very favorable crowd, " said Hayes, who is also up for re-election and isn't taking sides in the West-Crowder race.
"People are hunkered down in their homes and aren't taking out cash, " said Thomas Geisel, chief executive of Sun Bancorp Inc. in Vineland, N.
Clearly, investors aren't taking their cues from the real economy, at least in the UK. Nor do they seem to paying much attention to governments.
He's optimistic, but both he and Wilson aren't taking any chances.
I'm seeing evidence that Toyota isn't taking things sitting down, and in fact, is borrowing pages from the packaged goods marketer's playbook to defend its turf.
Mr. Christie said he isn't taking the race for granted but expects to have fewer campaign events this time because of the demands of being governor.
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One Tamil party, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, pulled out of India's government this week, saying it was concerned India wasn't taking a hard-enough stance toward Sri Lanka.
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