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The entrenched advantages of advanced nations--their infrastructure and technical know-how, the vastly larger size of their markets and their proximity to suppliers of key components, their political stability and the subtle-but-crucial social adaptations that are necessary to operate an efficient economy--seemed to outweigh even a tenfold or twentyfold disparity in wage rates.
The increased diversity of European populations, with the expected stress on entrenched health care systems and on the migrants themselves, has led to Migrant-Friendly Hospitals (http://www.mfh-eu.net), a “European initiative to promote health and health literacy of migrants and ethnic minorities” begun in October 2002.
9 In other words, the principles of the free market economy need not be entrenched as a dimension of constitutionally protected liberty.
Bradley has played along, calling Gore "timid" and associating him with "entrenched power."
One of the most telling and effective exposés of the entrenched nature of sexism in language is Douglas Hofstaedter's pseudonymous parody “A person paper on purity in language,” written as a supposed debunking of “silly prattle” about racist language.