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And the country's entrenched barter economy means that companies can press on regardless of customers' ability to pay in cash.
Leading the “republican” hostility to the Church’s entrenched position in the schools, in 1882 Jules Ferry enacted the legislation that has formed the basis of France’s formidable state education system ever since.
A geeky economics professor with a Midwestern accent challenging an entrenched Texas Democrat, Armey was given no chance of winning.
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.
He laments the permanence of racism, which he feels is now deeply entrenched in almost every American institution.