It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… should follow the path outlined by Milton Friedman in 1955, wherein education is publicly funded but education decisions … should follow the path outlined by Milton Friedman in 1955, wherein education is publicly funded but education decisions … - page 319
… be made available to families so parents can choose how and where a child learns. Chapter Department of Education Page … be made available to families so parents can choose how and where a child learns. … • Officials should then consider … - page 349
… savings accounts that allow families to choose how and where their children learn according to their needs. Chapter … savings accounts that allow families to choose how and where their children learn according to their needs. … … - page 350
… should be authorized to discharge loans only in instances where clear and convincing evidence exists to demonstrate … … should be authorized to discharge loans only in instances where clear and convincing evidence exists to demonstrate … - page 354
… be handled privately or at the state and local levels, where policymakers are better equipped to increase college … be handled privately or at the state and local levels, where policymakers are better equipped to increase college … - page 361
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… making the United States and New Zealand the only countries where such practices are legal. Following the 1997 changes, … public health issues. The FDA or Congress should regulate where and how paid advertising is used by pharmaceutical … making the United States and New Zealand the only countries where such practices are legal. Following the 1997 changes, … - page 460
… of the patient or intensity of the service rather than where the patient happens to receive that service. Chapter … of the patient or intensity of the service rather than where the patient happens to receive that service. … Base … - page 465
… cumbersome waivers or state plan amendment processes where possible. More broadly, the federal government ’s role … cumbersome waivers or state plan amendment processes where possible. More broadly, the federal government’s role … - page 468
… for their care on a subscription basis regardless of how or where the care is provided. The DPC model is improving … for their care on a subscription basis regardless of how or where the care is provided. The DPC model is improving … - page 469
… Regardless of where ORR’s functions reside, - 6646 Regardless of where ORR’s functions reside, ORR staff and care providers … Health and Human Services Page number 477 … Regardless of where ORR’s functions reside, ORR staff and care providers … - page 477
… in the minor’s life is crucial. At the same time, in cases where the father or mother does not make a sincere or … in the minor’s life is crucial. At the same time, in cases where the father or mother does not make a sincere or … - page 482
… of service - 6688 Legally define the locus of service as where the provider is located during the telehealth visit rather than where the patient is. With such a definition, states could … could ensure continuity and consistency of care no matter where their patients might move while maintaining the … - page 483
… It also has great potential in rural and other areas where there are shortages of health care providers. HRSA’s … It also has great potential in rural and other areas where there are shortages of health care providers. HRSA’s … - page 483
… ventilators from the SNS and hoarded them in places where a rush of COVID patients needing ventilators never … ventilators from the SNS and hoarded them in places where a rush of COVID patients needing ventilators never … - page 491
… “Punishing Conservative States: Payment Cuts to Hospitals Where Federal Spending Is Already Low,” Paragon Health … “Punishing Conservative States: Payment Cuts to Hospitals Where Federal Spending Is Already Low,” Paragon Health … - page 499
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