Currently available genetic test panels have no proven value for choosing antidepressant treatment, and their use risks providing inappropriate care. So, while gene testing can be very useful for some other conditions, notably some cancer treatments, that success does not yet apply in treating depression.
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Explanation:
The people that use someone else card to fill your tank is called Skimmers. Skimmers are illegal card readers attached to payment terminals. It’s illegal to use someone else’s credit card if you are not an authorized user on their account. It is illegal to use someone else's credit card.
However, that doesn’t mean you’re guaranteed jail time. Your consequences depend on several factors, including:
Whether you have a criminal defense lawyer
If you’re a first-time offender
How much you spent on the credit card
Whether the credit card holder presses charges
Whether the cardholder can prove you were the one who made the charges
Whether you intentionally or unintentionally used the card
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The thing which is the property, services, or money that a contract offeror provides to the offeree is a consideration.
<h3>What do you mean by a contract?</h3>
A contract refers to the enforceable agreement that defines and governs mutual rights and obligations among parties.
Consideration refers to anything of value that is given or promised such as money, property, services, or forbearance to induce another to enter into the contract.
Therefore, C is the correct option.
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Should lawyers be allowed to advertise
No they cant.lawyer advertising is partially protected by the First Amendment.
its is according to the country wise lawyer as in Nepal , india they cant but in US they can.
In some country ,lawyers are not conferred with the right to advertise and publicize their work, with the aim to solicit clients. In fact, there is a statutory prohibition.
