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Softening resistance.

J Kosterlitz
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Though still wary of national health insurance, many businesses are entertaining a government role in health care reform, eyeing cost control methods such as tax penalties and uniform pricing.

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J Kosterlitz. 1991-01-12. Softening resistance.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10108964/

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