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... severity Illiteracy in patients is known to be a barrier to communication In a survey of 127 rheumatology patients in Glasgow [11], were unable to read and 18 were functionally illiterate, so that ... would apply, similar to that of a large survey in Spain [71] A cohort study in Canada [7] showed matched nonusers (mean age 75 years) to have a rate of 2.2 per 1,000 We used background rates ... consequences of treatment might be shown Whether the method is useful to patients or professionals in some of the contexts shown is not known, and we stress that it still has to be evaluated The value...
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... with weaker investor protection and less ability to sue auditors for negligence and misconduct Second, we not knowhow much auditing is optimal or if requiring ‘more’ or ‘better’ auditing to reduce ... setting to investigate audit reports because less is known about companies due to greater information asymmetry and therefore the reports of auditors may potentially convey important information to ... deceive auditors These concerns have led to some restrictions in Sarbanes-Oxley on the so-called revolving door or ‘outplacement’ of accounting firm personnel to clients Whatweknowabout this...
... Forces and HowtoUseThem i Your Forces and HowtoUseThem Writings The White Cross Library Your Forces and HowtoUseThem Volume I, May 1886–May 1887 Your Forces and HowtoUseThem Volume ... Forces and HowtoUseThem Volume III, May 1888–May 1889 Prentice Mulford’s Story—Life by Land and Sea Your Forces and HowtoUseThem Volume IV, May 1889–May 1890 Your Forces and HowtoUseThem Volume ... friends To learn to forget is as necessary and useful as to learn to remember We think of many things every day which it would be more profitable not to think of at all To be able to forget is to...
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