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- noun Plural form of
inefficiency .
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Examples
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As we have learned during the past year, one of the system's inefficiencies is routes that are important to local communities but are not cost effective to run.
Steven Cohen: It's Time to Enact Congestion Pricing in New York City Steven Cohen 2010
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As we have learned during the past year, one of the system's inefficiencies is routes that are important to local communities but are not cost effective to run.
Steven Cohen: It's Time to Enact Congestion Pricing in New York City Steven Cohen 2010
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As we have learned during the past year, one of the system's inefficiencies is routes that are important to local communities but are not cost effective to run.
Steven Cohen: It's Time to Enact Congestion Pricing in New York City Steven Cohen 2010
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Emerging markets are characterized by inefficiencies.
Morgan Stanley Infra Finds Few Deals Make the Cut Shraddha Nair of Mint 2011
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Republican health care reform proposals start by cutting obvious inefficiencies from the system we have now.
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As we have learned during the past year, one of the system's inefficiencies is routes that are important to local communities but are not cost effective to run.
Steven Cohen: It's Time to Enact Congestion Pricing in New York City Steven Cohen 2010
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You may need to implement certain inefficiencies, workarounds, or generalizations.
Boing Boing: February 17, 2002 - February 23, 2002 Archives 2002
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I am going to argue that they do matter, that the burden of distortions and inefficiencies is now a heavy one, that government policies cause or support a large part of the inefficiencies, and that changes in government policies can yield payoffs over the medium-term that are substantial.
Strategies of Economic Policy-Making: Canada/United States 1981
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It is more of a short-term inefficiencies to support them.
unknown title 2011
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At the core of his success is the use of computers to identify and exploit short-term inefficiencies in the stock market.
Forbes.com: News Peter Cohan 2011
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