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economy /econ·o·my/ (e-kon´ah-me) the management of domestic affairs. token economy in behavior therapy, a program of treatment in which the patient earns tokens, exchangeable for rewards, for appropriate personal and social behavior and loses tokens for antisocial behavior. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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But, Ratcliff says the state, like the nation, should escape a full-blown recession, unless there's a substantial weakening in another economic sector or the real estate collapse is more severe than anticipated. By giving every resident high-speed access, we will transform Los Angeles into a cutting-edge city across every neighborhood and every economic sector," Villaraigosa said. Middle Eastern TV broadcasters are expanding with new channels, but we would still like to have more Americans to review Arab TV programming," said Darwish, who was part of an all-female Egypt TV team, including Egypt TV president Amira Rashed, economic sector president Nadia Sobhy and the new information minister, Anas Lelfeky. |
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