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The idea that work requirements for Medicaid can have a measurable effect on joblessness is the product of another misconception, which is that most Medicaid recipients are the employable unemployed.

"Tiny differences in mole roughness, too small to see with the human eye but measurable with our proposed quantum system, could differentiate between those conditions," explains Huang.

On News Nation on 1 November, Kennedy said his goal was “to end the chronic disease epidemic in this country,” including measurable reductions in illness “in our children within 2 years.”

But they will probably expect measurable progress in the near future, especially given that this is the second tax measure county voters have passed for the purpose.

Dunivin wanted to establish that the 27 Club was real because it had a measurable effect.