On the contrary, often it is the result of policies that have fed it.

A narcotics fueled insurgency threatens newly democratic Afghanistan.

And then the radiologist, together with the pathologist and sometimes the forensic scientist, looks at the data that's coming out, and they have a joint session.

It takes a radiologist years of specialty training to become expert in differentiating the normal anatomic detail from the worrisome finding.

The point is that debt fueled demand emanates from particular households in particular regions for particular goods.

The severance package was very substantial, and a large part of Suriname's economy for the first decade following independence was fueled by foreign aid provided by the Dutch government.

The anti Japanese demonstrations are a symptom of the old syndrome, fueled by grievances born at a time when China was, indeed, aggrieved and humiliated.

But, even in such an economy, years of debt fueled domestic demand may produce a loss of competitiveness and structural distortions.

And if you look at the figures up there, it says that we have a third more mouths to feed, but we need an agricultural production increase of 70 percent.

In fact, it's the system in the painful process of breaking down our system, of debt fueled economic growth, of ineffective democracy, of overloading planet Earth, is eating itself alive.

The main question is whether India s parliament will pass crucial legislation or remain paralyzed by hyper partisan, scandal fueled infighting.

But where substantial corruption can unambiguously be found, as it often can, one must recognize that it is not a cultural given. On the contrary, often it is the result of policies that have fed it.

Article 7 of the Federal Law of 13 December 1996 concerning war materiel prohibits the development, manufacture, procurement as intermediary, acquisition, delivery to any destination, import, export, carriage in transit or storage of nuclear, biological or chemical weapons or disposition of such weapons in any other way .

There's a shortage of radiologists qualified to read mammograms, and that's because mammograms are one of the most complex of all radiology studies to interpret, and because radiologists are sued more often over missed breast cancer than any other cause.