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The problem is structural, and should not be individualized through vilification of particular bureaucrats or officials.

Activists gathered panels from around the country that bore the names and individualized the losses in the hopes that it would help people understand the disease’s impact and memorialize lives they feared history would not remember.

These calculators — and the implementation of race correction — are intended to individualize risk so that doctors don’t apply a blanket decision to all patients and to remove physician bias when making difficult decisions.

The other – and bigger – problem is that these new guidelines individualize the response to a population-level problem.

In a painstaking analysis, they show how hard the oil giant has worked to keep the conversation about climate solutions focused on the consumer, effectively individualizing responsibility for the problem.

The more extreme technical practitioners may so over-individualize this collective art as to make it almost unendurable.

Here design to individualize the living-room comes into play, and is most conspicuous for good or for evil effect.

Of course skill was needed to individualize the symbol, but that is what caricaturists propose to themselves.

For the first and foremost effect of the tropics is to individualize things.

The only sure rule is to individualize the cases and make an exact diagnosis.