Telling stories that nobody wants to hear by Susan Eisenhuth

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My years with Xerox : the billions nobody wanted/ by 377167 Dessauer, John H.

NOBODY WANTS TO BE THE BLACK SHEEP. ETHNOGRAPHY OF UNMARRIED OF PORECHE by Meri Marija Todorovska

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Nobody Wants to Be Narcan’d: A Pilot Qualitative Analysis of Drug Users’ Perspectives on Naloxone by Jeffrey T. Lai, Charlotte E. Goldfine, Brittany P. Chapman, Melissa M. Taylor, Rochelle K. Rosen, Stephanie P. Carreiro, Kavita M. Babu

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['Former American Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, Designed by Josep Lluís Sert (1957–1959): A Ruin That Nobody Wants'] by Pedro Azara

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['Former American Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, Designed by Josep Lluís Sert (1957–1959): A Ruin That Nobody Wants'] by Pedro Azara

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The lean startup : how today's entrepreneurs use continuous innovation to create radically successful businesses / by Ries, Eric, 1978-

“…They fail because they are building something nobody wants. Whether they arise from someone's garage or are created within a mature Fortune 500 organization, new ventures, by definition, are designed to create new products or services under conditions of extreme uncertainly. …”

A QUEST FOR A BETTER LIFE AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN BAUCHI EMECHETER’S "SECOND CLASS CITIZEN" by Musa Habib Musa, Muhammad Muhktar

“…They are considered inferior, and unimportant by the whites, and nobody wants to even associate with them. The study identifies some implications of the findings and makes some recommendations for further studies.…”
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Repression and black holes in Laurent Mauvignier novel about Algerian War by Giacomo Raccis

“…Infact, the narration shows how the amnesty of collective faults is based on the "order to say nothing" (overturning Foucault), first of all caused by the social load of an history that nobody wants. This paper aims at showing how Mauvignier's work, inspired by modernist novel and "nouveau roman" (Duras, Simon), resorts to literary experimentalism to "défamiliariser" this historical event using the tools of a fiction claiming the value of a "secondary experience" to redeem a piece of history refused by the public discourse.…”
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A nova família e a ordem jurídica The new family and the legal order by Maria Lygia Quartim de Moraes

“…According to her, the family is being claimed as the "single value insurance to which nobody wants to renounce", regardless of age, sex, sexual orientation or social class. …”
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Adolescent girls’ voices on their need for sexuality education: A cry for mutual sexual emancipation by Ronél Koch, Hannelie Yates, Ansie E. Kitching

“…So actually you learn nothing and nobody wants to talk about it’. This quote from this research study is an adolescent girls’ cry for liberation from the silence related to sexuality because of the general reluctance of adults to talk to them about it. …”
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"Let's talk about OA pain": a qualitative analysis of the perceptions of people suffering from OA. Towards the development of a specific pain OA-Related questionnaire, the Osteoart... by Christine Cedraschi, Sylvie Delézay, Marc Marty, Francis Berenbaum, Didier Bouhassira, Yves Henrotin, Françoise Laroche, Serge Perrot

“…RESULTS:TWO MAIN POINTS EMERGED FROM CONTENT ANALYSES: -A major difficulty in getting patients to describe their osteoarthritis pain: perception that nobody wants to hear about it; necessity to preserve one's self and social image; notion of self-imposed stoicism; and perception of osteoarthritis as a complex, changing, illogical disease associated with aging. …”
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Liability of Health Professionals Using Sensors, Telemedicine and Artificial Intelligence for Remote Healthcare by Marie Geny, Emmanuel Andres, Samy Talha, Bernard Geny

“…One important reason is a lack clear definition of liability. Nobody wants to be at fault, or even prosecuted, because they followed the advice from an AI system, notably when it has not been perfectly adapted to a specific patient. …”
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Why Non-Clinicians Should Not Be Doing Clinical Ethics by Rohin Bhatt

“… [16] Amy Gutmann, Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven but Nobody Wants to Die: Bioethics and the Transformation of Health Care in America, First Edition (New York: Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2019). …”
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EDITORIAL by Gusti Ayu Made Suartika

“…The processes of globalisation and the rise of an ‘informational class of labour’ (Castells) or what Richard Florida calls ‘the Ceative Class’ has demonstrated without a doubt that those cities that stress environment and cultural services succeed where others fail. Nobody wants to work in a polluted and filthy environment. …”
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A spectre is haunting Europe – the spectre of war by Angelantonio ROSATO

“…Nobody was ready for that, and presumably nobody wanted this result. But it happened, and it is still here, a burning shame. …”
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The Last Soviet Eastern by Martin Ciel

“…The eastern had always been set in the wildest period of the Soviet history and the intense heroism of that period in order to create an attractive dramatic situation (Biele slnko púšte /The White Sun of the Desert/, Nikto nechcel umierať /Nobody Wanted to Die/, Transsibírsky expres /Transsiberian Express/, Svoj medzi cudzími, cudzí medzi svojmi /Alone Amongst Strangers, Alone Amongst Fellows/, Svieť, svieť, hviezda moja /Shine, Shine, My Star/ etc. …”
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The dark face of the present-day society: the waste - waste generation / El lado oscuro de la sociedad actual: los residuos by Manuel Díaz Cano, Eduardo Díaz Cano

“…We could not miss the legislation from the different governments; it is one of the most significant parts of this quiz because here come together the different social actors and their proposals but also because it is the way to point it out so the human being, as the at the moment triumphant and the environment as the patient, can survive with great difficulty, and the most important it does not collapse in the short term because nobody want to have in their back yard the waste of the others other because in the long run this waste has a so “long life” that our legacy will be unbearable for the next generations. …”
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Escape from fraught states in a coordination game by Whitney Tabor, Garrett Smith, Harry Dankowicz

“…When the topology had a hierarchical branching structure, the groups often got stuck in fraughtness: players on one branch favoured one side, while players on the other branch favoured the other; because all were receiving supportive local feedback, nobody wanted to change. Nevertheless, after being stuck in fraughtness for some time, most groups managed to escape it. …”
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Bооm and crisis of the «dot-сoms» in the USA (1995–2000) by S.Z. Moshenskyi

“…Although the crisis was short-lived and two years later it was replaced by a new rise, the «dot-com» crisis began the sequence of events that led to large-scale global crisis of 2007–2009. Nobody wanted to hinder the heated market of securities, so the «dotcoms» were superseded by the mortgage boom of the mid-2000s.…”
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