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At least, it is not the across-the-board panacea that much of the left touts it as.

He said that though this was no panacea, it would definitely be the right thing to do.

Sure, each of these money IVs helped stabilize the bank's balance sheet, but such solutions aren't a panacea. And the cost is still high.

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

In feigned or willing ignorance of the above, businessmen point to the growing China market as if it were a panacea.

Tourism is another elimination of fatigue, feelings of relaxation a panacea, when feeling depressed, out everywhere. let the heart melts.

Should be recognized that another competent person, nor is it a panacea, the Prime Minister is no exception.

Thus keeping as many habitats within conservations and national parks can be a panacea in terms of the protection of orang.

Finding a securities partner in China is 'one of the things we would consider, ' but 'it isn't a panacea by any stretch, ' he said.

What did surprise me, however, was that many experts were still supporting user-centered innovation as the panacea for all these challenges.

What happens if carbon capture and storage turns out to be less of a panacea than now imagined?

History suggests, however, that none of these policies will be a panacea.

Therefore, education is not a panacea , So do not require too much on education.

Eurobonds are the latest panacea, recommended by many of the same people who assured us years ago that the euro would be a secure currency.

The European Central Bank's intervention in the Spanish and Italian debt markets is no panacea for the troubles rocking the continent.

The book's analysis of these countervailing forces does not offer a panacea.

It is of course obvious that the new psychology would have remained at the stage of confession had catharsis proved itself a panacea.

The system is a panacea " " , you can resolve all the problems of the administration of the blind area.

They are not a panacea, but they are the right solution for a class of important and challenging employment problems.

The British experience, however, reveals that P2P distribution is no panacea.

Some people will tell you that quitting your job and doing what you love is a panacea for all of life's problems.

Though the men appear disease-free almost two years after the experimental therapy, it wasn't a panacea.

The peace process has improved things greatly in Northern Ireland but it has not proved a panacea.

Genetically modified crops are not a panacea, but they are also not the bogeyman the media has allowed the public to believe.

Even allowing for rapid growth, banks cannot expect emerging markets to be an immediate panacea.

Any kind of teaching methods are not panacea , research-teaching mode is no exception, and there are advantages and also disadvantages.

The panacea: designers should preach water and drink it too! This avoids confusion, misunderstanding, and misrepresentation.

London may be their temporary resting place but, as the women's stories attest, staying here is no panacea.

Because, like a happy heart panacea broken heart can help dry up the marrow!

But at least we should not just assume that exchange rate adjustments are the panacea.

His suggestion was like a panacea, which has raised the dying company.

They say that "to believe that focusing on the big three is a panacea for improving global health is delusory. "

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

'An expansion of gas use alone is no panacea for climate change, ' said Nobuo Tanaka, the IEA's executive director.

However Indeed, Industry Authority is not a panacea body corporate property speculation will never easy.

"Monetary policy cannot be a panacea, " Mr Bernanke said.

The new drug developed by the laboratory is not a panacea for cancer, but it will help in many cases.

A two-week vacation is wonderful for fatigue, but will not cure baldness or improve vision. It is no panacea.

One proposed panacea is more competition in banking, by encouraging new entrants, if not by breaking up the big incumbents.

The joy of life is a panacea, it cured life of the disease, calm life of the struggle.

"Diet soda is no panacea" , Lisa R. Young, aprofessor of nutrition at New York University, told The HuffingtonPost.

Heritage book and video ( "We Still Hold These Truths" ) promotes the old verities as a panacea for present fills.

This is an panacea for any kind of introduction of any kind of composition.

First, involving the private sector in post-conflict recovery efforts is no panacea.

Unfortunately, all the approaches found so far have weaknesses, so they're no panacea, but they can be helpful.

Hence, Web Services are now seen as a panacea to all distributed system integration issues.

Currency, or relative price, adjustments between any two nations are not a panacea for structural imbalances in the global economy.

Like currency revaluation, reforming the unjust and outdated hukou system is not a panacea.

At this time I sent teachers to the " panacea " : communication with students, to love their heart.

In this context, monetary policy cannot be a panacea.

Psychiatrists have long known that for most depression sufferers , the first antidepressant choice won't be a panacea .

It's not a panacea but if you're a parent and you aren't talking about credit cards with your child, you should be.

That is true throughout most of developing Asia, where hyper-growth is viewed as the panacea for the aspirations of a growing middle class.

Nonetheless, federal regulation is no panacea.

Heaven-sent health resources, the dissemination of universal love. Panacea to eradicate poverty, a domain heroic ambition!

That said, XP should not be seen as a panacea for all software development.

Of course, biochar is no panacea, despite fans like Richard Branson.

But outsourcing is not a panacea, says Frank Benest, a consultant to local governments.

Although the "Training is not a panacea, but no training is totally unacceptable. "

Nonetheless, modeling isn't a panacea, and meaningful model diagrams still can require expertise to create and understand.

Understanding an application's code complexity is by no means a panacea.

It should be emphasized that composites are not a panacea to all problems.

These bills aren't a panacea for America's illegal immigration problem, but they represent a step in the right direction, growers say.

Biofuels are neither a panacea nor a pariah but like all technologies they represent both opportunities and challenges.

Money is not a panacea, there are a lot of respect, a lot of examples here, I do not list one by one.

In short, the summer of Ritter's Hospital stem cell therapy is not a panacea, nor can a large-scale promotion.

None of these is a panacea.

Summary: the eye is not a panacea, but it is a good assistant, if you keep a step by step.

The first panacea for a mismanaged nation is inflation of the currency; the second is war.

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

Although everyone agrees that vitamin C is terrific for preventing scurvy, it is not a panacea.

Nor are charter schools a panacea for the failings of some of the most deprived inner city areas.

However, compulsory licensing in general is not necessarily a panacea.

I wish respected elderly health and longevity, the original art of talented Mr. Luo panacea.

Nationalisation could be needed, but it is not a panacea.

It's not a panacea, but cracking down on demand seems a useful way to chip away at 21st-century slavery.

While Agile is not the ultimate panacea for project failure, it does indeed have a place on many projects.

Nor, even if these obstacles are overcome, can the scheme be quite the administrative panacea that Indians crave.

Though no panacea, a stronger renminbi could help China's rebalancing by making consumers richer in dollar terms.

Which, by theway, is why 'Baby Einstein' has been shown not to be the panacea forchildren development.

Example sentence: Education reform is sometimes viewed as a panacea for all of society's problems.

Already in that era, cabbages were well known and appreciated, and considered a panacea for various aliments.

But transparency alone is not a panacea, and it may even have a few nasty side effects.

But it also debunks the notion that the resegregation of banking is a panacea.

But they are not a panacea for world hunger, despite many assertions to the contrary by their proponents.

But cardiac experts warned alcohol was not a panacea for good heart health.

"When it comes to providing health care for its people, no country has discovered a panacea, " said Vice Health Minister Zhu Qingsheng.

Renting a good or happy film is always a good idea. Laughter is a very good panacea for all kinds of illness !

For many years, it was presented as a panacea to environmental problems.

WTO entry is no panacea for Vietnam's economy, however.

A revaluation, though no panacea, would also help fight inflation by making imports cheaper.

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

Though not a panacea, the IOF can address many of the current and future issues facing the upstream industry.

Disclosure is not a panacea for every problem nor even an end in itself.

Self-discipline is oversold as an educational panacea, and in some contexts may actually be undesirable.

bolting together different units is not a panacea.

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

These portlets are very simple to configure; however, they are not a panacea.

Even a revaluation will not be a panacea.

Exercise has long been touted as the panacea for everything that ails you.

Lowering retail prices is no panacea.

Clean-energy jobs may be the future, but they're not seen by displaced workers as a panacea.

Technology is not a panacea forall our problems.

Seeing dark clouds cover her face, I hastened to resort to the usual panacea "I love you. "

And while more cash and better benefits are nice, additional compensation isn't a panacea.

This approach is no panacea, though.

In what has become a common refrain, Vice Chairwoman Janet Yellen said in a mid-November interview, 'I don't think this is a panacea. '

In fact, globalization is neither a panacea for development nor a monster that causes disasters.

But Professor Hargadon doesn't regard open source, or any generic policy or practice, as a panacea for innovation in itself.

Realize though that boilerplate macros are not a panacea.

But though a useful tool, insurance is not a panacea.

Yet another potential panacea lies in government funding.

So a word - money is not a panacea, but no money is totally unacceptable.

However, much like automation itself, it is not a panacea.

And it will be able more credibly to offer its services, not as a panacea, but as a court of last resort in the wider world.

Can a panacea be found to improve Singaporeans' social graces?

In that case, "hotel-style management" is a panacea for Haikou real estate?

Is the panacea that summertime dermatitis treats what?

Second , a stronger yuan isn't a panacea to American economic problems.

So will crowd-funding platforms be the panacea for start-up funding?

Remember, however, that they are not a panacea for all security issues.

Elections, however, have proved no panacea.

Now, we know this approach is not a panacea.

There can be no panacea for banking regulators.

The second block to my mother, I wish my mother panacea.

" Work-life balance" is the elusive panacea, but the phrase is also a misleading one.

Not extreme is the panacea that money, at least, money can not cure AIDS.

But teasing out the culinary panacea has been slow going.

It is a panacea for all diseases and instrumental to mental development.

Even policies that, in principle, should be helpful, such as improving infrastructure, are no panacea.

We wouldn't claim vegetarianism is a panacea for cancer but it is a step in the right direction.

"It is too, I also said: " Money is not a panacea!

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

But the world is not a panacea, the standard financial theory of capital markets can not solve all the questions.

Love is a panacea that cures spiritual wounds.

But I'm doubtful it's a panacea.

The media give the impression that IVF is a panacea.

'This is not a panacea, but it is a critical step, '' Mr. Obama said, according to the Associated Press.

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

House : by teaching area is real panacea?

Body and soul are relaxed, this is the best panacea to cure the anxiety disorder!

Panacea - Goddess of cures.

It is their food, their medicine, their panacea for all evils.

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

I know that the money is not a panacea.

Nor are region wide trade deals a panacea.

The government's plan isn't a 'panacea for money markets, ' said Alex Roever, fixed-income strategist at J. P. Morgan Chase & Co.

The reality is that no G-force will be a panacea for the new global challenges.

But regulating everything to death will be no panacea.

As a late convert to marriage, I don't think it is a panacea.

Of course it is not a panacea.

Ethanol Use Is on the Rise, but Panacea for Energy Problems It's Not.

And it's pretty clear, even from their own sources, that it is not a panacea.

Gym-goers will be pleased to learn that bicep curls could be a universal panacea!

Effective control of our well-being, but is not a panacea, at least this is my feeling.

A wider range of pay incentives will be no panacea.

The problem is, JUnit isn't a panacea; it's a tool, no more and no less.

A possible panacea?

Moreover, the wrestler's jewel is a panacea - it can eliminate all infections.

Weapon is a sword of Damoclaze which may not only serves as a panacea to preventing crimes, but also a threat to the safety of grass-roots.

This is a panacea for eliminating differences.

Will "Frankenfoods" feed the world? Biotech is not a panacea, but it does promise to transform agriculture in many developing countries.

When we talk about technologies, there is never one panacea for every problem.

Perhaps the lesson of the past 40 years is that neither a fixed nor a floating-rate system is a panacea.

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

One problem is that "academic smokestacks" get in the way: too many people push some area as a panacea.

This is not a panacea.

Nor are science and technology by themselves a panacea for world hunger.

Diploma with the same money: diploma is not a panacea, but without a diploma is totally unacceptable

To look to a panacea, to a pattern of action for revolution in outward life, may bring about a temporary change;

Although as another comment points out, SOA is not a global panacea and should not be treated as one

The panacea for a broken heart is a busy mind and a tired body;

If you are a wretched man, you should learn to be grateful that gratitude is the drive you worried a welcome antidote panacea;

Deconstructing Clusters: Creative Concept or Policy Panacea

Inhaled insulin May prove to be a panacea

Money is not a panacea, but no money is absolutely indispensable

panacea; effective remedy; medicine that works

A somewhat clumsy bill is hardly a panacea, though it fixes some important things

soc media is no panacea it just is

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