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Pain Clinics Exploited Opioid Dependency to Earn Millions From Ineffective Shots

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By Brett Kelman Verified, Unintended consequences
| Truthout Verified
McMinnville, Tennessee — Each month, Michelle Shaw went to a pain clinic to get the shots that made her back feel worse — so she could get the pills that made her back feel better.
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Bargaining in the Shadow of Awards

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By Tarald Gulseth, Unintended consequences, R. E. Goodman, D. Jinks
| Oxford Academic Verified
International investment disputes occupy a curious place in the research programme on compliance. On the one hand, there is a widespread presumption that respondent states generally pay the compensation that they are ordered to pay in adverse awards because not doing so risks reputational consequences such as less foreign investment or further litigation using the system’s transnational enforcement architecture.
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11 predictions concerning technology in education revisited and updated — ICT & Computing in Education

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By Unintended consequences
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Here is a list of predictions I made in 2001 about the classroom of the future. I’m pleasantly surprised about how accurate it has turned out to be – but I think it will be even more challenging to predict the next ten years because there are so many options opening up. What are your predictions for the next ten years? And is it worth bothering to make such predictions anyway?
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