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Essential Clinical Laboratory Servicesnd. Just twenty years later in 1995 this cost had fallen 50 000 times to $20 (Table 6.1). A degree of computer power which was restricted to medium-sized businesses a generation ago is now available to whole populations.

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Essential Clinical Laboratory ServicesIn 1945 there was no reason to anticipate that post-war Germany would achieve more successful control over inflation than Britain or the United States. Its macroeconomics had been catastrophic in the inter-war years when the hyper-inflation of the 1920s was followed by mass unemployment and the collapse of orthodox financial policies.

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Pharmacology of Dependence-Producing DrugsIt is becoming clear that the United Kingdom will be fortunate not to be a founder member of EMU. All the countries which join will have the same short-term interest rates — yet the representatives of each country will only have the influence of a single vote in their determination.

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