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  • ...e both "Baptist" and "bootlegger" coalitions. The "Baptists" are typically well-intentioned activists who advocate for the regulation based on moral or public interest
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  • ...tal]] located in [[Williamsburg, Virginia]]. It was founded in 1773 with a well-intentioned emphasis on community-focused mental health care. This hospital represents
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  • ...ll-received, it also faced criticism. Some argued that the gesture, though well-intentioned, was symbolic and did not address the underlying issues faced by healthcare
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  • ...ay episode is a reminder of the pitfalls that can ensnare even skilled and well-intentioned scientists.
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  • ...antics. Despite the inconvenience his tickling can cause, he is generally well-intentioned and aims to spread happiness.
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  • ...able populations. Proponents of SSA fear that what starts as voluntary and well-intentioned assistance in dying could expand to include non-voluntary and involuntary e
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  • ...itions. It represents a period in psychiatric care that was marked by both well-intentioned reforms and tragic missteps. The asylum's story is an important part of New
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  • ...nguage in adoption, challenges and criticisms remain. Some argue that even well-intentioned language can still reflect underlying biases or fail to capture the complex
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  • ...tion of DID in television is not without its critics. Some argue that even well-intentioned portrayals can oversimplify the disorder, neglecting the complexity and div
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  • ...lso sparked debate and controversy. Critics argue that such actions, while well-intentioned, may not lead to systemic change in the agricultural industry. Others raise
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  • ...on television still faces challenges and criticisms. Some argue that even well-intentioned portrayals can oversimplify complex conditions or inadvertently glamorize m
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  • ...ed Series'', he is voiced by actor [[Victor Brandt]] and is portrayed as a well-intentioned scientist whose inventions sometimes fall into the wrong hands. In ''Smallv
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  • ...r mental illness. Over the years, the facility has been depicted as both a well-intentioned institution aiming to rehabilitate its patients and a corrupt, nightmarish
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  • ...ts and ensuring inclusivity. Some critics argue that the initiative, while well-intentioned, oversimplifies complex issues of race, religion, and immigration. Others c
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  • ...challenges faced by individuals with DID and their families. However, even well-intentioned portrayals can sometimes inadvertently reinforce stereotypes or provide mis
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  • The USDA's original Food Guide Pyramid, while well-intentioned, faced considerable criticism for its potential role in exacerbating public
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  • ...hird-party payors have occasionally encroached upon it in limited ways for well-intentioned purposes.
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