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spec: After I regained my composure I decided to report the incident to the brother in charge of the dorm . " Meanwhile the doctor in charge of Fallujah 's main hospital is now estimating the number of Iraqi casualties at 450 killed and over 1000 wounded . Information presented in these two figures represents the percentage chance of either melee winning the combat in any given round . They remind me of what Winston Churchill said once when he became home secretary in charge of England 's prisons . The details of their implementations are not available in published literature . Maria Grazia Arditto , spokeswoman for the commerce adviser to the mayor and the department in charge of regulating trade in the city , said " There cannot be a Chinatown in Rome . These communities need this to survive the combined effects of the conflict and the economic restrictions . Sound infrastructure - - good transportation , water supply , cultural institutions , affordable housing , parks and schools - - is key . While the consultants found widespread support for regional systems , they also heard some criticisms and willingness on the part of the library community to consider some restructuring of systems to achieve even greater results . The Act requires that regulations be promulgated for the abandoned mine land reclamation program , which incorporates the provisions of Title IV of the Act. The filing of the RCE is a final disposition for purposes of the twelve-month goal for the program . This project strengthens the major government department in charge of forest management , and facilitates its transformation into a forest corporation . The doctor in charge of the lab fabricates data in order to finish the paper sooner so that he will receive a grant that will keep the lab open . The appointment of former member of staff Professor Janet Drucker to assistant principal in charge of knowledge transfer at Canterbury Christ Church University College appeared in the Medway Messenger . A payment overhaul would boost preventive care in the U.S. and reduce the number of costly hospitalizations , said officials with the American College of Physicians ( ACP ) , which represents 120,000 internists and medical students.A premise of the overhaul is that the current U.S. system puts one doctor in charge of the overall care of a patient in relatively few cases , leading to treatment that is excessive in some respects and deficient in others.Under the revisions proposed by ACP , " physicians would be paid for taking responsibility for coordinating the care of the whole patient , " Robert B. Doherty , senior vice president for government affairs , told a Washington , D.C ., press briefing Monday.To qualify for the payments , physician practices would have to show an accrediting organization — ACP is n't saying yet which one — that they have systems in place to deliver what the association is calling " patient-centered care . He admonishes the '' smug `` devotees of these argument to remember that , while the offensive was , indeed , a political victory , '' there is never an easy ` political victory ' won by the grace of Heaven or through an enemy 's mercy without first having to shed blood and scatter bones on the battlefield , particularly in a big war such as ours .