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Factored into this equation is whether a local or state government can afford to pay for the vaccines of children whose parents can't afford it.

Vaccine Safety FAQs 2008

Factored into this equation is whether a local or state government can afford to pay for the vaccines of children whose parents can't afford it.

Vaccine Safety FAQs 2008

Factored into this projection is the fact that housing remains in a funk, It may not be declining as much as in the past, but it's still declining, she says.

Dan Dorfman: Dreaded 'D' Word Picking Up Steam 2010

Factored into this projection is the fact that housing remains in a funk, It may not be declining as much as in the past, but it's still declining, she says.

Dan Dorfman: Dreaded 'D' Word Picking Up Steam 2010

In a pop scene dominated by the saccharine, the sterile, the X-Factored and the media trained, N-Dubz are a raging, sporadically illegal, unrefined, imperfect and beautiful anomaly.

N-Dubz: 'We were naughty. We used to cause madness!' 2010

Factored into this projection is the fact that housing remains in a funk, It may not be declining as much as in the past, but it's still declining, she says.

Dan Dorfman: Dreaded 'D' Word Picking Up Steam 2010

As In.estors Accept the Worst Unemployment, Consumer Outlook Already Factored In. There is something to be said for a market that can take the announcement of more than 50,000 job cuts in one day and move forward with solid gains on the session.

Markets Unfazed by Large Layoffs 2009

Factored into his thinking, as well, are fundamental and technical market trends.

Dan Dorfman: Bad Vibes from the Stars 2009

Factored into Social Security are the people who work their whole lives and pay into the system but due to self-inflicted lifestyle choices, die before collecting much or any of it.

Robbie Gennet: Preventable Deaths and Social Security 2008

Factored into a population of 8.1 million, that's 4.5 per 1,000 residents, significantly exceeding the 2004 national average of 2.8 per thousand for first-tier cities (Table 71, Crime In The United States, 2004), and doubling Seattle's weak per capita commitment of 2.25 sworn officers per thousand residents.

Sound Politics: Seattle Could Take Lessons From New York, On Crime 2006