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Meanings of remain scarce in English

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Usage of remain scarce in English
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Although they are an appealing conceptual target, CSC-directed cancer therapies remain scarce.
Pubmed
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However, data on outcomes for adolescents on cART in resource-limited settings remain scarce.
Pubmed
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Details on the program remain scarce, including which Medicare users would receive them.
Reuters
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Such journeys have become routine as supplies remain scarce and expensive.
Reuters
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Details on just what progress was made remain scarce, however.
Reuters
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Flexible schedules and other adjustments for working mothers remain scarce.
BBC
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Data regarding NaCl impact on halophyte plant species exposed to a polymetallic contamination remain scarce.
Pubmed
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However, despite positive predictions for the scheme, details of how it will operate remain scarce.
The Irish Times
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Despite a vast increase in installation, profits remain scarce.
Reuters
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Real estate loans remain scarce for commercial developments.
Reuters
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In Africa, crime or criminal justice statistics remain scarce, fairly ad hoc, and often of poor quality.
The South African
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However, studies addressing this topic remain scarce.
Pubmed
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Manufacturing jobs remain scarce and the tunnel business is as dangerous as ever for those still laboring underground.
Reuters
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And despite plentiful oil income, jobs and basic services remain scarce, a decade after U.S.-led forces toppled Saddam Hussein.
Reuters
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Fish and vegetables remain scarce.
The Guardian
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Dollars remain scarce and expensive.
Reuters
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