Animal testing results in the death of 1.4 million a year. ... I believe animals shouldn't be used for such purposes in order to help humans relieve pain and suffering because in turn they experience pain and at times death. ... It would spark controversy around the planet, however animal testing slips under the radar due to the claims it is done for medical research. ... Animal testing is cruelty. ... Products such as shampoo and cologne are tested on animals time and time again resulting in suffering and in some cases death. ...

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The most major testing point for cloning is the stem cell. ... The perception of embryos actually being human lives has sparked much controversy among groups who agree with cloning. Another concern surrounding the research and development of human cloning relates to the psychological stipulations that could result in the test subject. ... So far, we have deaths of hundreds of thousands of perfectly viable lives, possible development of new psychological afflictions, and an increase in government funding to educate the medical community on treatments for the previously stated afflictions. ...

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Twenty per cent of all road accidents resulting in death or serious injury are caused by drowsiness at the wheel (Anon., 1999). ... There is no simple objective test of fatigue, equivalent to a breath analyzer for alcohol, that can be applied after an injury has occurred (Feyer, 2001). A study done by Williamson and Feyer sparked intense discussion in the media as well as among medical professionals. The authors compared the relative effects of sleep deprivation and alcohol on the ability of 39 individuals (37 men and 2 women) to execute computerized performance tests. After 17 to 19 h...

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However there are many disadvantages to DNA testing, such as a challenge of accuracy, the costs of DNA testing and the possible misuse of DNA. ... DNA testing was first used in a criminal case in the United Kingdom in 1987. ... The federal police are pushing for a national database to help solve crime and are asking for legislation to be allowed to collect DNA samples from people accused, or suspected of committing an offence (the Australian, 06.12.1997 see appendix one) The proposal has sparked a moral dilemma. ... Now they are allowed to collect from those accused of drug trafficking, arson...

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These pamphlets also contained the sentence "The penalty for murder is death." ... In order to determine this, we turn to the clear and present danger test as developed in Schenck v. ... When applying the clear and present danger test, one must look at the present circumstances of both the nation and the world as a whole. ... A single revolutionary spark may kindle a fire that, smoldering for a time, may burst into a sweeping and destructive conflagration... It is the direct duty of the United States government to stop the spark before it starts a flame. ...

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Capital punishment is punishment by death for committing a crime. ... Once abolished, the death penalty is seldom reintroduced. ... This decision was made just two days before Ryan's term as governor of Illinois was up, sparking much controversy. ... Rakoff, a New York Judge, made this decision at a time where DNA testing and other technological advancements flourish in the court of law to help inmates challenge rulings and convictions. It was reported in the USA Today that because of DNA testing, 12 death-row inmates have been freed. ...

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World War II resulted in more deaths, cost more money, damaged more property, effected more people, and globally had the most far-reaching effects of any war in history. ... The United States' decision to use the bomb precipitated a postwar race to produce nuclear weapons in many countries, especially the Soviet Union and eliminated the opportunity of reaching an international agreement to control production and testing of such weapons for many years. ... Tensions between the United States and Russia, sparked by Russia's attempt to control eastern European nations aft...

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By placing the exiles in situation that only escaping their values seemed ideal, the king created a natural desire to conform to what they were newly introduced to for survival and god created a test to evaluate their strength. ... The refusal to conform as the king orders allows Daniel to quite literally defy death later on. ... Upon getting confirmation that god has not completely abandoned them- that their faith has not escaped them- there is also a spark of hope. ...

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Also, one of the main boys whose name is Charlie but eventually goes by Nuwanda has his mind sparked by Mr.Keating's teachings of poetry. ... His bravery and loyalty are tested when he is told to publicize the other members of the Society and when asked, "What did you say, Charlie?... Death is inevitable it's all just a matter of timing. ... The analogy is clear, President Lincoln's death is Mr. ... The boys show their intuition and their idealism; they thank him for sparking their imagination, teaching them it's okay to be an individual, and for him being an inspir...

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Because what better to test a drug's toxic effects than a human liver. One day 3D printing may allow laboratories the ability to test these effects themselves at a low cost and prevent many of the drug failures that happen in the clinical trials and death of animal models. ... These livers will be used to test the toxicity of new drugs. ... Another interesting spark of controversy in bio-printing is which technique will be used to print the cells and also what materials will be used to recreate natural cells. ... In this area scientist are not able to test the full toxicity of new drugs. ...

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Throughout mankind's history there have been quite a number of these "disagreements" that seemed to have sparked the wick for warfare. ... Sending troops into war to have most of them die is not of appropriate means to justify somebody's death. ... When America came to notice that Japan would not give in, they decided to test a new weapon. The atomic bomb was invented and then tested on July 16th 1945. ... The death toll was devastating and remarkably the Japanese would still not surrender! ...

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Gatsby's death was life changing for Nick. The revelations he made following Gatsby's lonely death are telling of the power that language can hold. ... Following Gatsby's death, Nick found himself in charge of Gatsby's burial. ... Something captured James and sparked his display of metanoia. ... As Wittgenstein alluded too there are certain trigger words that spark alternate meaning, but why stop at words and speech? ...

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Now, we know many facts including the causes, signs, treatment, prevention, testing and more. ... Debate around the origin of AIDS has sparked considerable interest and controversy since the beginning of the epidemic. ... Physicians conclude Tipranavir has proven to be effective in individual HIV/AIDS patients during the drug trial testing. ... The majority of such testing is generally performed on a blind basis from a drop of blood drawn by the nurses from the baby's tiny heel. ... Approximately only fifteen to twenty-five percent of infants who test positive actually develop the H...

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The majority of the disputes were verbal rather than physical, but they do occasionally lead to someone getting hurt and possibly death. ... Many times their love is tested; many times is their love proven true. ... Their love is strong and it begins as a spark but quickly develops into a flame. ...

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Four people plus one infant died in prison, eighteen people were executed by hanging, one person was pressed to death, and two dogs were also hung. Before 1692, fear of witches had not sparked mass hysteria. ... Although this film was not a complete historical gaff, it can be concluded that if one were to watch it for a test, one would fail or barely pass. ...

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Legislation, punishments, and even death sentences were doled out to those of the aristocracy and peasantry, both English bred and Gaeil, caught by those in power, wearing clothing or hairstyles "after the Irish fashion". ... Even the exact *type* of loom can spark heated debate, let alone things like color... though from the literary evidence there's a strong likelihood they were white or perhaps yellow or... like I said, heated debate. I've made a test version of unbleached muslin, which is cheap, cotton sheeting is also good, less see-through, still pretty cheap and light, and...

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Hence, with whole decoded genomes available for study, scientists can test Darwin's theory of natural selection, one theory which Darwin never actually experimented physically. ... However, as such therapy is still in testing, we cannot tell its potential. ... Hence in terms of medicine, no medical breakthrough has yet been successfully been proven with the use of DNA as such are still in the testing grounds. ... According to the New York Times, the Innocence Project has exonerated 124 people' Even Governor George Ryan of Illinois has lost confidence in the states justice system...

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By testing and observing we make a probability "real."" ... By an observer physically testing, s/he pulls the quantum probability of both wave and particle into our reality, causing the tested subject to become exhibit either wave or particle characteristics. ... Both electrons have the ability to have either spin, again existing in quantum probability, but until tested the spin is unknown. Testing the electron for its spin causes it to fall out of this quantum realm and have either an up or down spin. ... Hegel explains that for the master-slave dichotomy to occur, a fight to the deat...

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In Frankenstein, most of the deaths and murders relate to the deaths in Shelley's life. ... The death of Elizabeth's mother is almost identical to the death of Shelley's mother in which they both died very soon after giving birth to their daughters. ... This death was the most devastating one, much like Elizabeth's death in the novel. ... All of the deaths in the novel shatter Victor, and leave him in a period of depression and sadness. ... The idea of "infusing a spark" was considered to be advanced technology that added to the elements of science fiction in re...

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One reads of McMurphy testing his limits when he participates in group therapy. ... In addition, McMurphy contributes to the men's liberation through the deaths of Billy and Cheswick. ... Despite what some may argue, the suicides and deaths represent the new found freedom the patients have discovered. ... McMurphy's rebellious attitude and carefree actions sparked a certain confidence in the Acutes, allowing them to rise against the staff. ... The deaths simply released the men's souls from the ward, relieving the troubled minds. ...

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That's about twenty-four thousand deaths each day, and about one death every 3.6 seconds. Three-fourths of all deaths are children under the age of five. ... nger deprives children of the essential proteins and nutrients needed to spark adequate growth. ... In addition, stunted children score significantly lower on intelligence tests than normal children, showing not only physical effects, but also mental effects. ... It is a chronic illness that curses societies and communities into an unending cycle of malnutrition and death. ...

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Generally, children are sent to school in order to learn from the education theyre receiving and are then evaluated through tests and assignments. ... The curriculum does not teach students; it tests how well they can memorize terms and formulas rather than testing skills that pertain to the student. ... This statement is portrayed inHe describes a hypothetical scenario involving two children taking an intelligence test, otherwise known as an IQ test. ... These IQ tests predict school performance, but are only an indifferent predictor of performance in a profession outside of formal schooling ...

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This interest sparked Victor into attempting to discover a way to create a living being. ... Victor chases the monster up until his own death, in an attempt to kill it. ... Victor feels responsible for the death of Justine, although he is not the one who actually killed her. ... It could have lead to many different kinds of new studies and discoveries about human life and death. ... He was the one that sparked the idea for the storyline. ...

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The game's 1962 release sparked interest from people all over, specifically children, which were amazed by its interactive nature and high level of addiction. ... Lieutenant Colonel, David Grossman, says, "We are teaching children to associate pleasure with human death and suffering. ... They tested fifty-five of these games based on their genre. Of the fifty-five tested games, thirty-five of the games had scenes that demonstrated acts of intentional violence, some games having more scenes than others. ... The test then had the panel of parents and experts rate several games rated "T"...

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