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  • A forthcoming report from the IPPR thinktank will argue that the lumbering, uncompetitive housing firms need a kick, instead of yet more encouragement to prop up the prices of poor-quality flats.

    Laissez-faire has failed us. Now we're getting panicky intervention 2011

  • Mr. Cheek said the lean times will weed out poor-quality producers and force farmers to think creatively.

    Fir Real? Christmas Trees in Crisis Valerie Bauerlein 2011

  • One factor behind the financial crisis was the widespread securitization by banks of poor-quality loans.

    FDIC Delays Action on the 'Next Lehman' Rule Deborah Solomon 2010

  • But those who took poor-quality jobs showed clinically significant declines in mental well-being.

    Help for Some Underwater Homeowners Cristina Lourosa-Ricardo 2011

  • By 1956, when Bordeaux was particularly hard-hit by frosts, it was virtually forgotten, consigned by some as a poor-quality blending partner.

    The Future of Malbec Will Lyons 2010

  • The Rivers State government has previously challenged critics 'estimates of how many people will be affected and claim few will mourn the loss of such poor-quality homes.

    Nigeria building development could leave 200,000 homeless, says Amnesty David Smith 2010

  • Lastly, since the Internet is open for all, it can become a goldmine for imposters, swindlers and downright poor-quality providers, to disseminate their wares.

    Roy Schoenberg, M.D.: Telemedicine: The Next Big Thing? M.D. Roy Schoenberg 2011

  • They're saying 26,000,000 Americans who have health care should be able to keep that coverage, but two logic loopholes to that: one, a lot of that coverage is poor-quality; two, what about those who aren't in the $26-million club?

    Obama, GOP trade barbs in health care fight 2009

  • Lastly, since the Internet is open for all, it can become a goldmine for imposters, swindlers and downright poor-quality providers, to disseminate their wares.

    Roy Schoenberg, M.D.: Telemedicine: The Next Big Thing? M.D. Roy Schoenberg 2011

  • Like, oh, once a credit card transaction hit their servers they'd process it, but the acknowledgement might well disappear into the bit bucket if the poor-quality leased line between London and Paris chose that particular moment to crap out.

    Boing Boing 2009

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