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View definitions for panacea

panacea

noun as in cure-all

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Yet he adds that it won't be "the panacea" that cures an Argentine economy that has long battled high inflation and public spending, and defaulting on its national debt.

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Shifting reporting regulations to reduce costs while allowing shareholders and companies greater flexibility to determine appropriate frequency of reporting isn’t a panacea.

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A good leader knows when to open the floor and when to move fast, rather than treating cognitive diversity as a panacea.

“It’s the furthest thing from a panacea,” Murphy said.

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"Polynucleotides as a treatment is not the panacea. There are plenty of other treatments out there that can do similar, and have more data behind them."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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