From a money standpoint many people say that the death penalty saves money for taxpayers due to reduced court and imprisonment fees (Warren 1). ... They would have to come up with money to support all of their daily needs that taxpayers had once paid thousands of dollars for (Warren 1). ... Its better to kill a few criminals in order to save hundreds of other innocent people by giving the criminals a fear of death. ... Even if only one life a year is saved through mental healing, that is a great accomplishment in the eyes of our God. ...

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They ticked villagers in order to get money. ... The king took the money and wasted on drinking. ... When Huck save him by telling some men that Jim had smallpox o aboard, Jim was thankful. ... He was so determined to save Jim and decided he will free Jim. ... He would save Jim out of slavery. ...

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He talked about the passion of wars, money, layers, laws, and powers, and how the human race uses reasons to handle them. ... Gulliver went on and described how the passion of money corrupts the inequality of the human race. Money is the root of all evil; it separates those with money and those without money. ... Even though with money human can buy all the things they need to survive, but to Gulliver, he thinks that "they could never have enough of it to spend or to save." ... For example, money is not always used for avarice or to corrupt others, some used their money to donate to charit...

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They say it will be a way for us to save lives, for families to save that child with failing lungs or replace a child with a brain tumor (The Sixth Day 2000). ... The man however, was more interested in making money than saving lives, so he injected the clones with deadly diseases so that they would have shorter life spans. ... Their views is what will show up on the big screen, or what they believe everyone will want to watch so that it can bring in more money in the box office. ...

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This strategy was made to save money, however in some cases it seemed to be counter-productive for some companies. ... These statistics show that sometimes this way of saving money is a gamble with money. In order to reduce the rates of growth hormones being used, information showing that it is not saving money may discourage companies to use them. ...

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Now will a global solar power infrastructure we would save countless hours for people in undeveloped parts of the world, giving them time to use that saved time to advance culturally, technologically and commercials, wiping out poverty allowing them to be part of the global corporate pie. ... I see a greater need though for all countries of the world to form a unified government, this is the only way anyone could get enough money to colonize space, and have a multiplanetary defence system. ... Humanity must join and become a collective, bringing our worlds greatest minds, and money together ...

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Franz Kafka is the author of the German novella, "Die Verwandlung" or "The Metamorphosis." It is said to be one of the outstanding works of fiction in the previous 20th century. Gregor Samsa, a traveling salesman, wakes up to find himself changed or metamorphosed into a terrible insect. Man is a rat...

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For example, money can be chosen as a means for happiness, or enjoyment as a means for pleasure, or honor as a means for politics. ... As another example, if a man who ran into a burning house to save a little child ended up saving her life but became paralyzed, would he be happy or miserable? ... How can we prove that understanding, or using our rational mind or virtuous action with reason, is higher than sensing, feeling, intuition, or love itself, when any one of these might be what triggers someone to jump into water to save a person or to run into a burning house?...

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(Www.amprogress.org) Two medicines, Herceptin and Tamoxifen, have saved thousands of lives of people with breast cancer and animal research had an essential role in their development. ... If a human being knew that if they were experimented on for medical research that they would save thousands or millions of lives, they would see it almost as a moral duty to do it or at least accept having to do it even in the event of suffering. ... So I believe it is not morally wrong to eat other animals but wrong to torture them before and I believe it is not morally wrong to use animals for research in e...

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Animal experimentation is a waste of time, money and resources. ... One big supporter of animal testing practices is the NIH (National Institutes of Health), which at the same time is funded by people's tax money. ... Government could use that money to implement educational programs, provide $210 monthly to elderly, or even give back $160 annually to 75 million households in federal income taxes (More than $12 Billion in Taxpayer). ... Besides the money, and the inaccurate results of animal experimentation, there is a big controversy with such practices: the cruel treatment of animals. ...

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intends was to steal money from Huck. ... Huck made the decision of turning Jim, but as the story goes on we see how Huck's attitude change toward Jim and how he saves Jim from two slave catchers by tricking them to think that Jim is Huck's father and that he had Smallpox. ... He thinks of how he can help the family and then decided to steal the money that the Duke and the King had stolen from the family and give it back to them. ...

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How can one impose paternalistic laws upon personal choices that affect no one save those who make them? ... The "war on drugs", more often seeming a war on the people than on drugs, requires more money, time, and effort than any other criminal activity, and the more of these we waste the more drugs we see. ... Imagine what would happen if all the money spent for twenty year, thirty year, and lifetime prison sentences was di! ... Should drugs be legalized the prices would plummet and so all crimes related to drugs (i.e., crimes to obtain the money to buy them) would not have to be committed. ...

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How can one impose paternalistic laws upon personal choices that affect no one save those who make them? ... The "war on drugs", more often seeming a war on the people than on drugs, requires more money, time, and effort than any other criminal activity, and the more of these we waste the more drugs we see. ... Imagine what would happen if all the money spent for twenty year, thirty year, and lifetime prison sentences was diverted towards education, prevention, and treatment. ... Should drugs be legalized the prices would plummet and so all crimes related to drugs (i.e., crimes to obtain the m...

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Transplant surgery could causes a trade in human organs and so many poor people may be tempted to sell their organs for money and the people who trade the organs could exploit the poor and allowing this to go would be immoral. ... In the Qur"an it states that the human body should not be used for material purposes, you could not therefore have a transplant to save someone's life. ... In the Qur"an there is a principle called the "law of necessity" this states that it is ok to break the law in order to save someone's life. ...

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Early staff members of Amnesty International operated with no oversight and money was wasted, which led to the establishing of strict financial accountability. ... ("The Money-) Amnesty International's effectiveness is clearly demonstrated by the successful outcomes of its campaigns. ... It is obvious that one alone cannot save the world; but with organizations like Amnesty International, it only takes one step at a time to make a real difference. ...

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This greatly delayed research until a new bill was passed in 2006 giving money back to stem cell research. Although this was passed, many things have caused slight delays and stem cell research has not received its full amount of money. ... This is because of a select few who do not support the idea that a hundred cells should be used to save an actual living and breathing human. ...

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Gilgamesh's mother, Ninsun, said to him, "Like a wife you"ll love him, caress and embrace him, he will be mighty, and often save you" (I. 271-272). ... They want more power, more value, more money, and the list goes on. ...

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People were out of work due to layoffs, desperate for money and willing to make it in any way they could. Individuals would line-up at research clinics, signing consent forms, which proved they agreed to have testing completed, and receive money in exchange. ... There were times the same people would return for more testing to receive additional money. ... He felt for every one human who suffered, he could possibly save twenty; the reality was quite the opposite. ...

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According to Locke, people would take what they needed from the earth, and only save enough to cover their needs. ... Money then meant people would invest in property and estates and families began to form. ...

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Some experts suggest that cloning would be justified to replace a dead child or to help save someone dying of an incurable disease through organ or marrow transplant (Sharp and Sharn). For example, parents might decide to clone a child with a fatal disease in order to help save the first child. ...

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An enormous amount of this money going towards researcher's salaries, overhead costs, animal husbandry expansion and building maintenance. ... There are too many missed opportunities for advancement in psychology due to money spent on theoretical, repetitive and exploitative animal research. ... Human epidemiological studies have the power to save millions of lives, showing that major advances can be achieved without animal experiments. ...

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Machine age or technological age or scientific age, whatever you call it, was the same age in which our ancestors had breathed, lived and spent their lives. There was a technological boom in this new age and in our lives. We were following new generation ideas, innovative concepts and a new world or...

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Hunting thins the herds and saves the animals from slow, painful starvation" (To Hunt or Not to Hunt). ... First of the restaurants would lose money because of the meat which they already purchased. ...

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Smith sneaks into the bathroom and drowns his cousin who is taking a bath in order to inherit a large sum of money. ... If there is no distinction between killing and letting die then we should feel equally as morally responsible for the deaths of thousands of starving children and homeless every year because we did nothing to save them as if we had killed someone. ...

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According to Theodosius Dobzhansky he said, #"If we allow the weak and deformed to live and propagate their kind, we face the prospect of a genetic twilight; but if we let them suffer or die when we can save them, we face the certainty of a moral twilight." ... Why would anyone like to spend that great amount of money just to do genetic engineering and alter a baby's genes. ...

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