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business

a commercial enterprise trading in goods or services which incurs expenditure, earns income and trades, hopefully, at a profit.

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business directory

lists the names of all businesses operating in a particular area as an aid to consumers. It is now customary to list professional practices in the same directory.

business names

must be registered with a statutory bureau which controls the use of all business names and with the professional registering authority. Both of these organizations are tightly selective of the names that can be used. In the veterinary profession they are literally practice names.

business nuisance

anything done which interferes with the reasonable use of a person's business premises, e.g. traffic blocking access, noise or smell offensive to customers or workers, health risks because of poor sanitation or hygiene.

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business

Drug slang Injection paraphernalia

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Patient discussion about business.

Q. How do people with Bipolar Disorder make it in today's business world? It's competitive, and it seems stability/happiness is out of reach because being bipolar you feel are out of touch.

A. There are jobs you can manage- being a writer (if you have the gift), being a freelancer, nothing you need to commit for more then few months a year. And if you take the meds and they are helping- just keep taking them.

Q. Great depression after I lost huge amount of money in my business. I am very scared about injections... I am in a great depression after I lost huge amount of money in my business. Doctor described the symptoms of my severe depression. To be honest I am very scared about medicines and injections and would like to know whether depression can go away without seeking medical help? I like to concentrate on my new career soon.

A. Your fears are based on unknowns. You have to trust someone who can see you in the big picture. Often we patients just can't see how we really are, while the doctor is trained to recogize symptoms and make diagnoses. Lots of patients including myself are scared to take antidepressnats initially. It may take time to accept yourself as someone with a malady. Trust your doctor. Be patient. Don;t be too hard on yourself and let your doctor help you.