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determinant

adjective as in conclusive

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adjective as in determinative

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final

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noun as in cause

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prime mover

noun as in grounds

noun as in incentive

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reason why

noun as in motive

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noun as in occasion

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noun as in origin

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horse's mouth

noun as in provenience

noun as in reason

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noun as in rootstock

noun as in source

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The OBR judgement on UK productivity could be the single biggest determinant of how much of a gap there is, and therefore how much Budget pain the chancellor needs to administer.

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The low percentage of adults reading with kids “is concerning given that regular reading during childhood is a strong determinant of reading ability and engagement later in life,” the study read.

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“Blue” states often invest more in these social determinants of health, which ultimately yield better health outcomes.

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“Was the person assessed for social determinants of health?” said Kuhn.

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But it’s silent on what experts call the “social determinants of disease,” which are heavily related to economics.

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