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As is the case most of the time on the Web, simplicity is often the antidote to most ills.

It was the panacea for all ills, he thought, including the fascism that forced him from Europe.

There was a good deal of wisdom in what the Humanists said, especially as a diagnosis of the ills of modern society.

"They've always been used to skewer the ills of society, " he says. "It's not surprising they're making a comeback in these intense times. "

A lack of jobs is no doubt one reason for the prevalence of heroin addiction and other social ills.

How incessant and great are the ills, " wrote CS Lewis, quoting Juvenal, " with which a prolonged old age is replete.

Medical opinion had it that such exposure to hot water could open up the skin and let the plague, or other ills, in.

It might even produce a new business model to help cure the industry's own ills.

The Irish have known for a while that they would need to take some tough medicine to try to cure their economic ills.

In short , it must start to think of integration not as a branch of social policy but as the cure for its long-term economic ills .

But it argues that the majority of its members are community banks which should not be blamed for the ills of Wall Street.

For too long it thought it might skip the downturn altogether, and it was late to wake up to the extent of its banks' ills.

Isolation is not always possible with physical ailments; with financial ills, it almost never is.

The same ills seem to have plagued the vast high-speed rail programme.

Tired of those imaginary ills in words. I began to silent but these lonely in without scruple.

Through blogs, websites and e-mails the world's economic ills are fed to us on a drip all day long.

Furthermore, he still held to his basic thesis that esotericism was to blame for the ills of modernity.

Land reform movements called for the free distribution of the public domain to help cure labor ills.

Among the possible causes for our modern ills: super-hygiene, sedentary lifestyles, and a lack of worms in our stomachs.

Smoking was associated with mental decline in middle age, as it is with dementia and a host of physical ills later in life, they found.

The Buddha was like a doctor, treating the spiritual ills of the human race.

But it would also help ease ordinary Cubans' plight and remove a scapegoat Havana has used to excuse its many ills.

BRITAIN'S coalition government specialises in radical promises to let the market fix the country's ills.

Having spent much of his time with local people, he concerned more about their welfare arid revealed the social ills .

A stronger renminbi would not cure America's economic ills, but it would certainly help.

To its credit, his government recognises that Greece's ills go far beyond the public finances.

Yet the syndrome is only one among a constellation of sleep disorders and related ills caused by the malfunctioning biological clocks.

Bankers had been under no illusions that the tweaked Paulson plan would cure all the financial system's ills.

For decades Singapore's government resisted pressure to allow casinos at all, fearful of the crime and social ills they might breed.

Some global ills, like the spike in oil and food prices, can be quantified.

The truth about weaker euro-area economies, notably France and Italy, stares Mr Sarkozy in the face: their ills are home-grown.

But now, some Administration officials are starting to concede that private accounts can't earn enough to fix all of Social Security's ills.

Mr Driehaus's suggestion that some of the blame for America's economic ills lies with the Bush administration does not go down well, either.

The new sheriff said she would not even carry a gun, but would focus instead on community policing to cure the murderous ills.

Suddenly a bicycle seems like the remedy for many modern ills, from petrol prices to pollution and obesity.

In the process, he developed the "research" that led him to discover "Dianetics" and Scientology, the answers to most of mankind's ills.

This is a set of objectives for the reduction of poverty and its associated ills, that UN members have agreed to try to achieve by 2015.

Many Chinese sports analysts and scholars point to endemic corruption within the association as one root cause of the sport's ills.

At home, he must try to unite his country, tackling its economic ills while avoiding the pitfalls of one-party rule.

Europe's own housing hotspots are cooling, and some of its banks have been sideswiped by America's subprime ills.

These things must be introduced carefully, to avoid the ills of free-thinking that beset some Western nations.

Sports participation is kind of almost rhetorically positioned as a panacea for social ills; it will stop crime and alcohol and drug use.

And just like Reagan, Obama has vowed to turn Congress on its head to fix the nation's ills.

But for Germany, the only answer to Europe's ills is to reduce borrowing and debt.

I share the same view with many East Asian scholars that the Oriental civilization can heal some of the prevailing, stubbornWestern ills.

Under the guidance of this theory, he created many poems reflecting the sufferings of the lower people and exposing social ills.

For much of the 20th century, people blamed free-market capitalism for the ills of inflation, recession, depression, and mass unemployment.

If we could teach people to think more positively, it would be like inoculating them against these mental ills.

The links between inequality and the ills attributed to it are often weak.

Could taxing environmental ills prove more of a solution to pollution than dilution?

Critics said it fostered the misconception that modern ills can be dealt with by a pill instead of living a healthier life.

In 150 years, all the ills have had plenty of time to flee from the wide-opened Pandora's box.

But a Spanish collapse would take the euro zone's ills to a new level.

But with modern industries come many additional modern ills: pollution, industrial events and production safety scandals.

And the ills of the federal budget can be cured simply by having an eagle-eyed leader go through it line by line.

Poor countries are both the most vulnerable to these ills and have the governments with the least ability to address them.

From Pandora's box, where all the ills of humanity swarmed, the Greeks drew out hope after all the others, as the most dreadful of all.

Right or wrong in her convictions about what is the remedy for Britain's ills, she has been utterly true to her own belief.

You have to work a little harder before you can properly diagnosis the ills of your system.

Too much cohesion and the system suffers all the ills of complexity.

The dusty streets of Goma, North Kivu's capital and a mining hub, illustrate Congo's ills.

While the problems facing France and England have much to do with player unrest, that cannot explain all their ills.

Central banks are the doctors of the world financial system, armed with potent antidotes to economic ills.

Than to harm others, not to forgive others, tolerance is the healing wound best a remedy for all ills.

So all of these ills are stacking up against these animals and keeping their numbers very low.

The different tribes of Indians peacefully shared a "lodge" on the banks of the river, which they believed had the power to cure ills.

If cities are exacerbating, rather than mitigating, national ills, this may be because of a lack of urban planning.

In truth it was too exceptional to be used in diagnoses of British society's ills.

Those social ills eventually became self-reinforcing, passing from one generation to the next.

Even discounting for the impact of global recession, the most populous state's ills are unique and self-inflicted -- and avoidable.

It is the heaven-born instinct of a gracious soul to seek shelter from all ills beneath the wings of Jehovah.

The United States simply must curb its predilection for throwing its money at any and all of the world's ills.

Its status as a haven in the financial storm has quietened voices that habitually blame the euro and the ECB for all economic ills.

politician, crying his legislative panaceas; and here the peripatetic Cheap Jack, holding aloft his quack cures for human ills.

if you need a quotation lamenting the sensationalism of television newcasts or other media ills.

Can the boundaries of public health be extended to include social ills that are amenable to group-dynamic solutions?

From the type of highlight hip body, the ills and reasons of highlight hip body wearing normal shirts and trousers and skirts are analyses.

Nevertheless, a stronger yuan is no cure-all for America's economic ills.

Speaking outside Washington, Mr. Bush urged patience when it comes to addressing America's financial ills.

A study might ask whether coffee raises the risk of joint pain, or headaches, or gallbladder disease, or hundreds of other ills.

From the type of back incline body, the ills and reasons of back incline body wearing normal shirts, trousers and skirts are analysed.

The power of markets and new technology, once unleashed, would address most of the world's ills.

And the sea has plenty of other ills, as our special report this week explains.

Officials like to blame all ills on local corruption, claiming that central government cannot stop abuses it cannot see.

So-called scheduled castes and tribes are more likely than other Indians to suffer the ills of poor diet.

Northern officials tend to dismiss such talk, insisting that economics, not politics, lies at the root of most of Yemen's ills.

Zhang Ailing's revelation of women's psychological ills is a contribution to the evolution and development of Chinese feminist awareness.

Drug companies are hunting for molecules to assuage brain-related ills, from paralysis to shyness (see article).

It gradually became clear that the Pill was not a panacea for all those societal ills.

Our leader argues that the plight of cricket in Pakistan is symptomatic of the country's graver ills.

That risks the ills that have felled emerging markets in the past: excessive credit, government spending and inflation.

This will not only increase revenue, but will also address various social ills, from global climate change to local traffic congestion.

But packing up and leaving Iraq and Afghanistan will not resolve our ills.

Black humorists often attack the absurdity they see in life itself, as well as society's ills.

From the south, those public-sector workers feel more like victims, whose low-paid jobs are just compensation for past ills.

Why does Congress find it so convenient to blame the supposedly undervalued renminbi for America's economic ills?

the finding might help treat human ills like social phobia and post - traumatic stress , the scientists say.

A proposal for development would mean for Africa, a proposal for overcoming all those ills and deficiencies.

I can remember when Windows was introduced in the 80s and it was seen as the answer to all of the computer ills to date.

The Democrats deplore the ills of globalization and free trade, and urge tougher measures against China.

For years photographers worried about excess grain the way mothers worried about polio. Science has made both ills a thing of the past.

But the government's prescription for the ills caused by intervention is always more intervention.

But New Labour was also about addressing middle-class worries concerning crime and other social ills.

awfully funny It is awfully funny and splits your sides with laughter to observe these caricatures which satirize social ills.

We argue that imbuing the network layer with mechanisms for dynamic access control can remedy these ills.

The euro area may shrug off these ills, particularly if Germany powers ahead and consumer spending picks up.

Polygamy is widely blamed for social ills ranging from school absenteeism to street violence.

It also ensured that responses to the country's major social ills flow mainly through government channels.

'He's is the lightning rod for all the ills of the press, ' said William Shawcross, a biographer of the tycoon.

Ills have no weight, and tears no bitterness.

To be sure, China is not immune to global ills.

They presented the EU and early euro membership as a panacea for Iceland's ills.

All the ills of democracy can be cured by more democracy.

The Olympic Games are a force for good. They are a catalyst for change, not a panacea for all ills.

When it comes to Asia, you cannot attack their economies, so you focus on their supposed social ills.

But expecting them to provide a cost-free solution to the country's economic ills is asking too much.

Its policymakers were too attached to the idea that the euro protects against all ills.

In his homily the Pontiff focused on the ills of modern materialism .

In a world full of wars, hunger, poverty, abuse, and other ills, you mayfeel impatient when someone you love feels depressed.

No one who has escaped the world and all its ills looks back on it with condemnation.

Will you hazard so desperate a step while there is any possibility that any portion of the ills you fly from have no real existence?

Achebe's proposed solutions to Nigeria's ills are straightforward and practical.

The kingdom in the middle has largely avoided regional ills, bar Islamist radicalism.

The Willow Moon is a time to heal spiritual and physical ills.

However, once he has achieved complete dominance over them all, there will be no one left to blame for the country's ills but himself.

We shall advocate patriotism, collectivism and socialism while combating social ills such as money-worshiping, hedonism and ultra-egoism.

Many of those who preach against the ills of capitalism have mortgages.

Australian society may have its ills, but it does seem pretty fair.

The insights that foster scientific discovery are not suddenly lost when the topic turns to society's ills.

Polygamy is widely blamedforsocial ills ranging from school absenteeismtostreet violence.

Hisdiagnosis of monetary ills and prescriptions for monetary policy long predatedthat presidential address.

Jiaqing years, to the heyday, and textual research development, growing from social reality and more ills.

Democracy will not cure all Pakistan's ills: the democratic decade from the late 1980s was ruinous.

VIDEO games have been blamed for the ills of the world.

If we can teach people to think more positively, it would be like inoculating them against these mental ills.

All of us come into the world with our own genetic predispositions to psychological ills.

The seven ages of man: spills, drills, thrills, bills, ills, pills, wills.

Anyway, no drug, not even alcohol, causes the fundamental ills of society.

But Mr. Obama went on to stress these are also tough times for Americans hit hard by the nation's economic ills.

Modesty and striving to mold one's self in Islamic manners helps to discipline our ego which is the main source of personal ills.

s ills " and even cited his son, a teacher in the Bronx, New York, who uses rap to communicate with students. "

A new currency is the silver bullet that supposedly kills all economic ills .

In a man's attachment to life there is something stronger than all the ills in the world.

The book diagnoses our present economic ills, ie shows what is wrong with the economy.

For him, ladies' mental ills stem from their sex drive: women become "hysterical" , he reasoned, when they don't get properly laid.

But when he went to Japan after the Japanese had seen and heard all the ills of social reality.

Every effort to fix our current economic ills runs into the problems Prof Streeck lays out.

One day, it would even help to build a society free from the ills of decease.

Your comments sound like you have read a number of articles that falsely equate video games with any number of social ills.

To be frank, corruption, unfair income distribution and other ills that harm people's rights and interests still exist in China.

Progressives even blame it for all Nigeria's ills.

The killers' profiles mirror these social ills.

But Sun's mind was soon preoccupied with the problem of curing the ills of feudal China.

Love is the healing balm that can cure all ills, and you can apply it to all forms of life.

Miss Grace disdains to speak ills of others .

Seeing the glorious perspective in the same time, we should also be soberly aware that some of the transport construction ills.

What can be done to solve the problem of unemployment and its ills?

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They also recorded their physical symptoms of stress, such as headaches, digestive problems, respiratory ills, or low energy.

There's no single panacea for the country's economic ills.

Stomach acid has long been blamed for acid reflux, heartburn and other ills.

In many ways the social-impact bond epitomises the new approach to social ills.

The authors are also accused of ignoring social ills such as suicide and alcohol abuse, which some say are higher in more equal countries.

Hitler cursed the Jews for all the ills of the world.

And personal habits such as smoking, drinking and diet further confound any effort to trace ills back to Chernobyl.

It's not going to solve our social ills, or bring meaning to our lives.

They endure far greater rates of poverty, crime and other social ills .

Cancer is another of my many ills.

and you feel that you have suffered greatly from the ills of the world , " he continued" .

This is no longer about curing ills.

With them credit expansion is the panacea for all economic ills.

Students are not mature enough so that they are prone to social ills and may easily err from the right path.

Left-behind children prey to mental ills.

As for gastrointestinal ills, women may either be more susceptible to them, or they may be more likely than men to seek treatment for them.

A thousand ills the aged world surround.

The new World Bank report on CCTs cautions that they are not a panacea for all ills.

So, a banana really is a natural remedy for many ills.

The same is true when social ills such as child pornography and the exploitation of trafficked women and girls migrate online.

Foreigners are blamed for many of modern Japan's ills, from street crime to drugs.

The way how to wipe off those ills, except the bitter to taste but good medicine, is just doing sports.

Yet Dr. Lipkin does not think that viruses should be blamed for all our ills.

And as unemployment rises, housing ills are taking a new turn.

On June 16th, the day Spain played its first World Cup match, the government set out its plans to cure these ills.

a lengthy work on the ills of society.

Don't talk ills of others behind them.

Who can cure the economic ills?

the social ills of urban life.

Noting the many ills suffered by people in the world, Epicurus complained, 'Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able?

The club says it can cure social ills such as prostitution and divorce by teaching women to be a "whore in bed" for their husbands.

What it does is punish prisoners for the ills of society.

Moreover, contrary to some opinions, 4-4-2 is not the panacea for all English football's ills.

Students are not mature enough so that they are prone to some social ills and may easily go astray.

It can produce the medicine people want to cure their ills.

Corruption, abuse of power and the other ills of one-party rule are now being revealed online every day.

It is also disappointing to witness the millions who would blame immigration for so many of our country's ills.

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