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There is little place in such political systems for the criticism of the system itself , that is , for putting liberalism in question . In deep depression , Jeremiah could have thrown in the towel , but putting his focus back on the Lord , he found renewed confidence in God ’ s compassion and great faithfulness to His promises . Although it is likely that commercial reputation will place pressure upon the manufacturers with a programming bug to correct such errors , it still requires the subscribers that do not communicate well to put time and effort into finding the party with the error . Barriers to use of EHR in community health centers include organizational readiness — clinics are too burdened trying to provide basic health care to put time and resources into EHRs . Thank you , Leonard LaneHere 's the gist of the response that I sent to these readers and others who registered the same objections : Putting someone on the front page is n't an editorial endorsement of their conduct . That puts councilmen on a collision course with Mayor Michael Bloomberg , who thinks turnover on the council is good . Putting someone other than an American at the office 's helm would be perceived in many quarters as a slap at the United States at its push for U.N. reform , which has met much resistance from so-called G-77 group of developing nations , who are allied on the reform issue with China , the U.N. official told FOX News .