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treatment

[treet-muhnt] / ˈtrit mənt /




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The researchers suggest that understanding the physical forces inside follicles could help scientists design treatments that target both the mechanical and biochemical environment of the follicle.

From Science Daily

The treatment of the Treasury’s stake in the companies, which is a mechanism of its conservatorship, is one of the key questions about their future.

From Barron's

Many U.S. investors avoid such funds because they see the tax treatment as onerous, says tax expert Robert Willens, but he doesn’t see it as a big negative.

From Barron's

No detainees are being beaten or abused,” DHS said, adding that detainees receive proper meals and medical treatment.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rights groups have long raised concerns about the treatment and living conditions of some low-paid workers in the Gulf, including issues around working conditions and employer sponsorship rules.

From BBC