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| He is confident the nation's sugar-filled, caffeine-fueled soda obsession is finally eroding, and nutritional food purveyors like Robeks, if they position themselves just so, can lucratively ride a wave of health-conscious consumption--even if his outlets find themselves often positioned near Starbucks. Despite years of tour abuse and the isolation of weasel ranching, Paul Zuanich is said to be now lucratively employed at a certain Stanford region think tank. Large groups or lucratively reimbursed specialties can more easily afford to absorb the overhead, which they might readily do to attract part-time physicians who can ease the patient care burden for very busy specialists or increase patient access. |
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