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preventible
preventible, a. (prɪˈvɛntɪb(ə)l) [f. L. prævent-, ppl. stem of prævenīre (see prevene) + -ible, on analogy of contemptible, permissible, susceptible, etc. The earlier Eng. formation is preventable.] That may be prevented, capable of prevention.1850 Dickens Begging Letter Writer Wks. 1858 VIII. 179 S... Oxford English Dictionary
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preventable
preventable, a. (prɪˈvɛntəb(ə)l) [f. prevent v. + -able; cf. acceptable, attributable, creditable. See also preventible.] That may be prevented, capable of prevention.1640 Bp. Reynolds Passions xl, The Ignorance of the End is far more preventable..than of the Meanes. 1828 in Webster. 1859 Kingsley M... Oxford English Dictionary
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Zymotic disease
in the army in the East, Florence Nightingale depicts The blue wedges measured from the centre of the circle represent area for area the deaths from Preventible wikipedia.org
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Henry Cadogan Rothery
His inquiries indicated many preventible causes of maritime losses. wikipedia.org
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accidentalism
accidentalism (æksɪˈdɛntəlɪz(ə)m) [f. accidental a. and n. + -ism.] 1. Accidental manner. In Painting, The effect produced by accidental lights.1851 Ruskin Mod. Paint. I. ii. 4. iii. §4. 287 The constant habit of nature to..make the symmetry and beauty of her laws the more felt by the grace and acci... Oxford English Dictionary
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Thomas Wardle (industrialist)
He found that a great proportion the silkworms were dying of preventible diseases, and that reeling from cocoons was not done well. wikipedia.org
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Estoppel in English law
parties' relative strength of position history of the parties' relationship steps, if any, taken by the promisor/representor to ensure he has not caused preventible wikipedia.org
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History of labour law
Workers' compensation for preventible injuries was the outcome of a discussion by witnesses before the a Royal Commission in 1841. wikipedia.org
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