How easily we forget biological catastrophe, and also biological solutions.
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Biological and disease-like depression The key "biological" depressive disorder is melancholia.
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You start as a fully biological system, and then you're three-quarters biological and one-quarter silicon, and then half biological and half silicon, then one-quarter biological and three-quarters silicon, and finally you're a fully silicon system.
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She eventually reached her biological father, who is married to her biological mother.
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Of his biological father, he said, "I found my biological father in a militia up in the Ozarks," not "I found my biological father in the Ozarks."
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Reunited with biological parents Manigo met her biological parents Saturday in Walterboro, WJXT reported.
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No obvious physical or biological constraints preclude the construction of such potent biological weapons.
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Though his biological parents married, Jeff's biological father did not stay in the picture long.
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All athletes benefit from biological advantages, or suffer from biological disadvantages, in their respective sports.
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Ms. Liff connected with a biological cousin who linked her with her biological father, Keith Cruz.
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We're biological beings, and it's important to have a certain biological, physical exchange — a transfer of information.
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My then 3-year-old biological son and 4-year-old biological daughter instantly fell in love.
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She is named after her biological mother's adoptive mother and we stay in contact with her biological family.
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Creating an arbitrary divide between biological beings and machines would be an expression of both human exceptionalism and substrate chauvinism—ideological positions which state that biological humans are special and that only biological minds matter.
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The biological son of the American received citizenship, but his brother, the biological son of the Israeli, did not.
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Healthcare entrepreneurs specializing in vaccinations did well, including An Kang of Hualan Biological Engineering and Jiang Rensheng of Zhifei Biological Products .
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"Requiring biological females (to) face competition from biological males will mean the end of women's sports in any meaningful sense," said Rep.
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The pic shows Future Jr. --who's Future's biological son -- nuzzling noses with his half-sister, Sienna -- who's Ciara and Russell's biological daughter.
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DNA testing confirmed that Rasmussen is the biological father of the middle child, who had no biological ties with the other three victims.
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The source of these complex organics could be of a non-biological or biological nature, but the exact origin has not been determined.
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US government officials have long warned about biological weapons attacks against us, and they have stockpiled their own defensive biological weapons for decades.
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When it comes to naturally occurring biological threats, we agree with Bill Gates, whose charitable foundation has provided funds to address biological outbreaks.
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Those five include the biological siblings Demetries, 93; Caleb, 29; and Maya, 211; as well as the biological sisters Julianna, 22, and Juliette, 6.
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Corey left because Corey doesn't know if Spencer's younger brother Dillon (Jalyn Hall) is his biological son, or the biological child of Coach Baker.
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Interestingly, the baby girl's biological parents preserved a total of three embryos, so an opportunity exists for Emma to have biological brothers and sisters.
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This study suggests that our personal circadian rhythms are an innate biological function, one with trickle-down effects to other biological and psychological processes.
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Ignoring your biological clock when dealing with sleep is the biological equivalent of ignoring road conditions when planning a road trip in your car.
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We have tools among our digital and biological communities to identify and mitigate biological risks, and those to write and deploy secure computer systems.
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Paige Harkings is the biological mother of the children and her boyfriend, Andrew Fabila, is the biological father of one child, according to authorities.
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First, there's been a lot of real progress—theoretical, practical and technological—in understanding the mechanisms of intelligence, biological as well as non-biological.
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Or they will decide which dad will be the first biological father, and the other dad will be the biological dad of the second child.
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A biosimilar medicine is a biological medicine that is developed to be highly similar to an already authorised biological medicine, Richter said in its statement.
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As Church says, "A horse galloping is biological information over time, and is one of the first examples of recording any motion, especially biological motion."
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Donated biological samples are stored in facilities called biobanks, repositories for all kinds of biological material that researchers can access and use in their experiments.
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"The importance of Dr. Shimomura's contribution to contemporary biological discovery cannot be overstated," Nipam Patel, director of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass.
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She and Mr. Kluge share the same biological father and first learned of each other's existence in 1999 after Ms. Shull met her biological parents.
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Damore generally attempts to support his arguments by citing individual research papers about two pernicious approaches to classifying human ability: biological essentialism and biological determinism.
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If you think about life as a machine, that is going to get embedded in the way you approach problems of biological design and biological engineering.
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To reach this conclusion they carried out meticulous tests on a range of biological and non-biological matter at the site, including plants, insects, and debris.
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The biological benefits -- and caveats Coffee is a complex mixture of compounds, some of which have been revealed in laboratories to have biological effects, Gunter said.
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There are biological reasons that some struggle mightily with their weight and others do not, and the biological impacts often are seen on appetite, not metabolism.
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" — "This phenomenon mirrors that of negative feedback loops in biology, in which a stimulus triggers a biological response designed to keep a biological system at equilibrium.
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I feel a bond with my biological brothers and biological parents in a different sense then with my actual family that not many people will understand.
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This phenomenon mirrors that of negative feedback loops in biology, in which a stimulus triggers a biological response designed to keep a biological system at equilibrium.
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Shenzhen Kangtai Biological Products has now lost some 37 percent while Chongqing Zhifei Biological Products has tumbled 20 percent since their shares began to slide last week.
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The previous results of Wacey are also consistent with a biological origin, something he does not acknowledge and which shows his bias towards a non-biological interpretation.
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Jon's biological father Rhaegar Targaryen (Wilf Scolding) divorced his first wife, Elia Martell, and then married Jon's biological mother, Lyanna Stark (Aisling Franciosi), in a secret ceremony.
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Researchers at Stanford University have discovered a possible biological indicator behind chronic fatigue syndrome, a disorder doctors have struggled to identify as psychological or biological, per STAT.
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He graduated with two bachelor's degrees, one in biological sciences and the other in international relations, with honors, and a master's degree in biological sciences from Stanford.
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Biological warfare is The Americans' kryptonite, because biological warfare is the only thing that could eat away at that which makes Philip and Elizabeth stronger: each other.
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Susan's "husband" wasn't the biological father of her daughter, Casey — Casey's biological father is, in fact, Ronnie (Matthew John Armstrong), who's been imprisoned on drug-related charges.
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As for Angel, whose biological father is Eddie Murphy, Belafonte says she hasn't seen Eddie since birth and had no idea Stephen was not her biological dad.
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" A description of the biological warfare book says it includes information on the history of biological weapons, as well as "natural ways to boost your immune system.
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To combat the outbreak, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu deployed special biological warfare troops from the Chemical Radioactive and Biological Protection Corps, according to the Siberian Times.
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"By combining engineered biological sensors together with low-power wireless electronics, we can detect biological signals in the body and in near real-time, enabling new diagnostic capabilities for human health applications," said Timothy Lu, MIT associate professor of electrical engineering and computer science as well as biological engineering.
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Among the study participants, 68.1% of the biological female brains fell closer to the female extreme while 74.5% of biological male brains fell closer to the male extreme.
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This all just feels like more of the game — Spencer watching her biological mother and Ali watching her biological aunt go to jail for a murder they did.
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Artificial hearts had completely replaced biological heart transplants because they could not be rejected by the body, were widely available, and were far more durable than biological hearts.
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This has been taken as evidence in favor of a biological basis for homosexuality, given that handedness is something that is determined in the womb by biological factors.
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An FBI agent who works on biological countermeasures, Edward You, thinks hacking genetic data could be a national cybersecurity threat that makes the US vulnerable to biological attacks.
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Research from Northwestern University suggests that muscle cells also have circadian rhythms, and that they perform and recover much better during the biological daytime than the biological night.
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Biological essentialism is the belief that people of different genders, race, and sexual orientation are all innately, essentially different due to a set of nebulous predetermined biological factors.
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There is the "biophony" with biological sounds (animals), the "geophony" with the non-biological (like weather and waves), and the "anthrophony" with human-made interventions (airplanes, highways, etc.).
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The State Department said the United States determined on Monday that the Kremlin "has used chemical or biological weapons in violation of international law or has used lethal chemical or biological weapons against its own nationals," citing a 1991 law called the Chemical and Biological Weapons Control and Warfare Elimination Act.
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"As a state party to the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC), [North Korea] maintains its consistent stand to oppose development, manufacture, stockpiling, and possession of biological weapons," the country declared.
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"North Korea has the scientists and facilities for producing biological products and microorganisms, and has the ability to produce traditional infectious biological warfare agents or toxins," the report said.
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"Your bones are really an excellent biological record of your life," says Brigitte Holt, a biological anthropologist at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, who was not involved in the research.
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So, it is easy to think that biological or physical phenomena also exist for some purpose rather than as a consequence of how physical, chemical, or biological processes just happen.
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Dr. Fisher's attitudes toward non-monogamous relationships and casual sex are case studies of biological determinism, the idea that all human behavior is dictated by genes or other biological characteristics.
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She emphasized that sex is biological and gender is a social construct, and that using gender stereotypes to study basic biological concepts first contributed to omitting female subjects from research.
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In an episode about biological versus chronological aging, Goop staffers and Paltrow are assigned different diets to try to lower their biological ages over the course of a few weeks.
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Customs and Border Protection agents had been warned that he was "a high risk for possibly exporting biological undeclared biological material," and inspected his luggage in the airline's bag room.
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Within the biological science community, urgent conversations are occurring about "cyberbiosecurity," an admittedly contested term which exists between biological and information systems where vulnerabilities in one can affect the other.
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In addition, same-sex couples would be able to have biological children, and people who lost their gametes through cancer treatments, for instance, would have a chance at having biological children.
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Some suggested that what appeared to be fossils could have been formed by biological or non-biological processes, such as temperature or pressure changes in the rocks over millions of years.
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Humans can arrive at similar behaviours via biological evolution, and also through reinforcement learning or by imitating success, processes that are mathematically similar to biological evolution and lead to similar outcomes.
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The ERA could have a similar effect, and prohibit women's shelters from differentiating between biological men and biological women, jeopardizing women's safety and possibly triggering emotional and mental trauma for women.
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"We don't even really have the science to make sure what the overall impacts are from a biological perspective," says Randy Serraglio, a southwest conservation advocate at the Center for Biological Diversity.
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"North Korea is far more likely to use biological weapons than nuclear ones," said Andrew C. Weber, a Pentagon official in charge of nuclear, chemical and biological defense programs under President Obama.
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For many reptiles and some fish, temperature is thought to turn on or off a genetic switch that sends an embryo down the pathway of becoming a biological female or a biological male.
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But how it accomplishes this biological feat is another thing.
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That is in part because of the uterus's biological purpose.
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But biological breakthroughs and conference deadlines are not convenient bedfellows.
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A: It's not actually a filter — it's a biological entity.
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I was her biological father but I didn't raise her.
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Growing old is one of the most complex biological processes.
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Camp Garcia was once a testing site for biological weapons.
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But, how do you break up a biological bootlegging operation?
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The edits made do not directly correct a biological defect.
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Gabriel was returned to his biological parents 10 days later.
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"Our biological dad used food as a babysitter," Kandi says.
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The baby, Solomon Epelle, is her biological son, police said.
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Farrow has 11 living children, four biological and seven adopted.
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These profiles contain basic genetic information about the biological parents.
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But there is biological evidence to support my therapist's hypothesis.
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Bioethicists study ethical problems arising from biological or medical research.
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Trump's new policy doesn't define what "biological sex" actually means.
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Their biological son is Henry Deaver, but Skarsgård's Henry Deaver.
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There's also potential in using phages as biological, targeted syringes.
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"The animal is acting as a biological incubator," Low said.
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Common biological threats in the food industry include: salmonella, e.
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Not Debra — I was calling out for my biological mom.
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Still, there was one person missing – the women's biological mother.
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The Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California.
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This pushes the biological clock forward an hour, as well.
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"It is very much a biological problem," Coccaro told Gizmodo.
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If someone has a biological problem, they can be treated.
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When this happens, a cascade of complicating biological events occur.
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This fact begs the question, where is Dustin's biological dad?
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According to a federal indictment, Rathburn's company, International Biological Inc.
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It feels disruptive to do that, in a biological way.
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Who would be the father of my desired biological child?
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Our brains are a prime example of biological general intelligence.
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But how do we explain this from a biological standpoint?
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These biological traces contain DNA, called environmental DNA or eDNA.
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He said he has no recall of his biological mother.
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There, unlike California, biological parenthood is sufficient for legal parenthood.
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Fraser, who was later adopted, is the Haims' biological son.
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The obituary also referred incorrectly to Mr. Forman's biological father.
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Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist, has done this with Match.
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Meselson's advocacy against biological warfare has had an enduring impact.
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Sztalryd's team also work on biological approaches to weight loss.
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There's just this biological pull that your female body has.
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As biological beings, we generate our own waste as well.
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There's Jessaka and Justin Clark, and their biological son, Noah.
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What do you think the biological underpinnings of that are?
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This needs access to labs for biological samples and tests.
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Several factors made the ban on biological weapons largely successful.
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As American sexologist Meredith Chivers observes, this has biological origins.
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My mom and biological father eating at the same table?
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"I think it's intrinsic," says biological anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher.
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Biological weapons carried as aerosols would be a greater concern.
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Consider, for a moment, the subject of human biological reproduction.
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"womanhood," were not biological conditions but socially constructed ideals, concepts
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He is a middle child, an adoptee between biological siblings.
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For instance, biological weapons are a common exclusion, said Nageer.
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Biological agents have long been a concern for national security.
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You can't have children (adopted or biological) or be pregnant.
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The body we have been given is a biological thing.
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That psychological and biological damage, professionals say, can't be erased.
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Then I found out my biological mother had died, too.
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Are they just biological machines, whether artificially programmed or not?
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He confesses that he's always wanted his own biological children.
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And how much of this is cultural versus purely biological?
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Clowns. Can anything freak people out more than biological warfare?
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Do the cells in the game represent actual biological cells?
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Ramirez and Jones are still looking for their biological father.
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The monuments contain a wealth of cultural and biological treasures.
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In February, they learned they are exactly that -- biological sisters.
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What might I have bequeathed to my two biological daughters?
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Yet major depression is a disease with strong biological underpinnings.
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I don't mean his biological offspring, though they're no picnic.
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Was she really seeing the name of her biological father?
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Race and racism are real, even though they're not biological.
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How much does it matter that our future is biological?
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Even so, there is circumstantial evidence for a biological mechanism.
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Another mother has a secret about her daughter's biological father.
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Barnes can also be a bit sloppy with biological details.
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To enhance biological memory, everybody consults external media and objects.
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Those networks are digital layers loosely analogous to biological neurons.
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"Perceived biological threat is tied to a perceived cultural threat."
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"Our digital presence exists beyond our biological life," she said.
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It is a chemical weapon, not a biological one. video
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My biological mother left me when I was a baby.
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I wanted to be an engineer of the biological world.
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The test showed no biological relationship, but they stayed friends.
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Many aspects of gender are not in that sense biological.
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"Then I lost my biological father to cancer," he said.
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He eyed them as if they were rare biological specimens.
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There is a very real biological basis for this behavior.
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Quinn's daughter was adopted by Rachel's biological mom, Shelby Corcoran.
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He also states that existing research demonstrates curcumin's biological effects.
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The Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund is giving Sen.
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My mom, sister and biological father were in the crowd.
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In Searle's view, minds must be made of biological dynamics.
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There should also be biological management, guided by effective monitoring.
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I was never the woman whose biological clock ticked loudly.
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Carcasses like these have raised biological fears around the country.
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"Genitalia are critical biological organs to be studying," she said.
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Men even have their own version of a biological clock.
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The Center of Biological Diversity plans to fight the proposal.
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Behavioral science is much newer than physical and biological sciences.
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White nationalists aren't defending white people merely for biological reasons.
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Circadian rhythms are driven by biological clocks inside our bodies.
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The biological mother sought child support from her former partner.
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There may have been a biological component to this, too.
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These biological events can promote cell mutation and tumor progression.
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What do we mean when we talk about biological time?
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"It's not chronological age that's important, it's biological," he said.
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Love, in "The Americans," is a kind of biological weapon.
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This could mean using biological as well as chemical catalysts.
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But environmentalists have viewed the latest biological review with skepticism.
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"I realized we could generate great biological information," McNab said.
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"It does have some interesting biological activities," Dr. Hopp said.
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My mom refuses to meet or acknowledge my biological father.
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Due to a number of pressures, her biological parents made the heartbreaking decision to give their youngest up for adoption, sending Nicole towards a future much different than that of her older biological siblings.
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After the Games, South Korea's ministry of tourism discovered likely genetic matches for his biological parents and when Dawson sent his blood samples two weeks later, they found his biological father Kim Jae-soo.
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Other Chinese vaccine makers have been hit by fears that the scandal will bring increased regulatory oversight, with Shenzhen Kangtai Biological Products also losing 10 percent while Chongqing Zhifei Biological Products fell 4 percent.
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She consolidated DARPA 's biological programs into a unit called the Biological Technologies Office, headed by Geoff Ling, and she instructed him to bring together an advisory panel of ethicists, philosophers, and practicing neuroscientists.
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The team of international scientists working in Canada said its discovery had clear signs of being biological in origin, including minerals "found in biological matter including bones and teeth," according to a statement from UCL.
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I think women are constantly reminded of the biological circle of life, the giving of life, the end of life, and I feel like we are so defined by and bound to our biological capabilities.
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Other defendants in the lawsuit include the man who operated a similar Biological Resource Center facility in Illinois, the assistant medical director at that site, and two companies that did business with Biological Resource Center.
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Her mother explained that Johnson's biological father was black and that her biological mother was a white Italian woman who said she couldn't keep the baby, who by then was 2 or 1.53 months old.
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Last year the company launched Bioworks4, its latest biological engineering foundry.
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Biological control mechanisms include mosquito-eating fish in home water tanks.
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It is also capable of extending manufacturing's reach into matters biological.
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But in the beginning, there was Levi, his only biological child.
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But applications of the method go beyond just imaging biological molecules.
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Her biological mother had been sexually abused by her murderous grandfather.
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The biological function of Z-DNA is still not fully understood.
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The four other children were turned over to their biological father.
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For instance, what are the biological underpinnings of PMS and PMDD?
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These "biological deserts" are bad for fish and fish eaters alike.
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She also has two biological children, Lourdes Leon and Rocco Ritchie.
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Now pre-print servers are a common location for biological debate.
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Yet biological truth has not resolved the conundrum of the father.
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And second, that beam of electrons tears biological material to shreds.
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Could he have been nabbed by terrorists to create biological weapons?
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Or more specifically, leveraging the biological processes that make hibernation possible.
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There's the possibility of vastly improved disease diagnoses and biological sensors.
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But I always knew that I wanted my own biological children.
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It's built to resist bullets, explosions, and chemical and biological attacks.
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Milinkovitch is still narrowing down exactly what biological signals govern this.
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In the lab, biological, metaphorical, and even slightly Kafkaesque vocabularies conflate.
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The earlier version also referred incorrectly to Mr. Forman's biological father.
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Indeed, in "Westworld," it's hinted that the hosts are partly biological.
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Patients should understand and influence how researchers use their biological specimens.
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Cu Rua's death was a loss for biological history as well.
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"It was really like a hybrid biological computer swarm," Straw says.
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Death may stop one biological clock, but another one keeps ticking.
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Though Mike Bezos is not Jeff's biological father, he raised him.
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In the end, we got a sort of biological creature design.
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Grammatical gender only occasionally corresponds with biological sex, the academicians argued.
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Sjöblad's curiously biological metaphor inverts the standard vision of the body.
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Randall's big storyline in season 1 is finding his biological father.
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In Salisbury, some police investigators wore chemical and biological protection suits.
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The field breaks across two domains — the biological and the computational.
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Adele, his biological half-sister, has arrived, and she knows everything.
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Perhaps the two good fats have different biological effects, Hu said.
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"Methane is a signature of biological activity on Earth," he says.
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Instead — it's an advanced biological ability that came from outer space.
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If we can, we're talking about modifying biological age, not time.
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Nothing is more efficient than biological structure—no silicon, no metal.
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His curiously biological metaphor inverts the standard vision of the body.
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And it has another biological tool: tiny crustaceans known as codepods.
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" They say such a capability would be a "stunning biological finding.
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Neither Leckie's biological parents nor Peat could be reached for comment.
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Kyle is the third biological Pearson triplet, who died during birth.
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In the world of big data, this is a biological goldmine.
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"It could enhance our preparation for this kind of biological threat."
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It was then he decided to track down his biological parents.
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Thanks to modern medicine, biological evolution for humans has been circumvented.
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Aging is a complex biological process with no single causal factor.
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Ohsumi discovered critical genes and fundamental biological processes that drive autophagy.
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Ethan: For me, vore is about satisfying a deep biological desire.
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What I see -- I see it as a purely biological attraction.
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Have you started to see the effects of a biological passport?
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"I think very few people really believe it's biological," he says.
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But no direct biological impact of ARs had ever been documented.
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So a gestational carrier has no biological relation to the child.
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The love happens naturally as it would with any biological child.
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She's majoring in biological sciences and hopes to become a doctor.
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The biological models Sagar has developed are building blocks for experimentation.
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The treaty bans biological weapons and today has 182 member states.
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But this research suggests part of the problem may be biological.
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"There was a lot of physical and biological evidence," Guglielmi said.
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We got Quincy Brown -- whose biological father is Al B. Sure!
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Instead, she explained that Arnaz was, in fact, his biological father.
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The Center for Biological Diversity filed the lawsuit along with Rep.
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Much of it centers on Jouett's estrangement from his biological mother.
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But like any biological attribute, resistance is not a free good.
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Evidently the data was valuable in the field of biological warfare.
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Tudenggongbu is the Center for Biological Diversity's senior renewable energy campaigner.
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It's a fascinating biological question and it's still in its infancy.
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The steppingstone's potential can be seen by analogy with biological evolution.
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Your revulsion is cultural, not biological, and should be stamped out.
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The article also misidentified the biological family that bok belong to.
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In addition, WHO is considering a similar proposal, called Biological Qualifiers.
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The Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental group, along with Rep.
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The function of so much domestic architecture is towards biological reproduction.
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"In some ways Hillary has transcended biological sex," Ms. McDermott said.
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" Ferri said that IDEA "treated disability as apolitical—a biological fact.
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To Jentsch, the biological control is the lesser of two evils.
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Today, scientists are carrying on his work with new biological tools.
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It allows transgender service members to serve in their biological sex.
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Nine of them were the imam's "biological grandchildren," he said Thursday.
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We have here a biological law: all animals respond to affection.
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The response when a protest breaks out can seem almost biological.
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As far as we know .. he doesn't have any biological kids.
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It's an impact of biological science that has huge potential ramifications.
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As I got older, I never heard my biological clock ticking.
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Center for Biological Diversity formally petitioned for the protections in 2014.
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Andrea Ramirez and Jennifer Rose-Jones had the same biological father.
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Her biological father is from Trinidad and my daughter is white.
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That pattern of eating, he says, conflicts with our biological rhythms.
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Or we've pathologized the signals by saying they're purely biological malfunctions.
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But they operate in a vacuum where biological samples dry out.
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"Race" has trivial predictive power about an individual person's biological capabilities.
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They're older siblings to the couple's biological child, Kristen (Sosie Bacon).
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He never learned the identities of his biological mother and father.
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Now your biological child wants to establish a connection with you.
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"They didn't believe that race was biological," Dr. Pauker told me.
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Biological evidence could be analyzed only in terms of blood type.
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It's a biological phenomenon: Physical activity is good for our mood.
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But the biological interplay between inactivity and exercise has been puzzling.
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Real bonding is more biological than psychological and requires physical contact.
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That's all without using a single nuclear, chemical, or biological weapon.
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"We quickly started hearing from my biological grandmothers," Mr. Schmidt said.
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The research "dispels a biological concept of race," Dr. Tishkoff said.
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Why didn't this soften the trauma of losing their biological parents?
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The oldest, Casey, and youngest, Kara, are the Harrisons' biological children.
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"Biological manipulation suggested four times by this puzzle" is GENE SPLICING.
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Chemical and biological weapons could also wreak havoc without splitting atoms.
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Elsa and Nolan grew up believing they are biological half siblings.
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Dr. Fisher thought that the radical surgeries made no biological sense.
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It's not just a biological phenomenon — it's a cultural one too.
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But she cautioned that the link might not be entirely biological.
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The biological mechanism behind such graying had long remained a mystery.
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The bat has long been seen as a biological super villain.
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"There are biological factors; I'm not naïve about that," Joyner said.
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Chemical and biological weapons are difficult to store and successfully disperse.
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Matter As biological research races forward, ethical quandaries are piling up.
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" She is "a biological inheritance, as much as a spiritual one.
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The Center for Biological Diversity criticized Sheehan for attending the convention.
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We don't feel tired just because of our body's biological clock.
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In my mid-20s, I met my biological father's other children.
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While answering questions from the audience, Erin met her biological parents.
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You could use some of those biological weapons you displayed earlier.
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Now, science suggests there may be a biological component to quitting.
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The future of transhuman pets, though, is not holographic or biological.
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Often, there are biological issues that are directly impacting your sexuality.
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As the body decomposes it goes through rapid biological, chemical changes.
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Sources: Pediatrics, Chronobiology International, Scientific American Mind, Sleep and Biological Rhythms
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"This question has been of particular concern for the biological sciences, where production and exchange of biological 'research tools' are important for ongoing scientific progress," a group of scientists wrote in Nature Biotechnology back in 2009.
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"This question has been of particular concern for the biological sciences, where production and exchange of biological 'research tools' are important for ongoing scientific progress," a group of scientists wrote in Nature Biotechnology back in 2009.
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"It has a lot of implications by saying the biological history of our species is much longer than we previously thought," says Israel Hershkovitz from Tel Aviv University, the biological anthropologist who led the dental exam.
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This proved true of both the Biological Weapons Convention of 1972 that outlawed the production and use of biological weapons and the Chemical Weapons Convention of 1993 that prohibits the development and use of chemical weapons.
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As a chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) defense specialist in the United States Marine Corps, Corporal Cody Tankersley has spent over 1,000 hours wearing specialized gear designed to protect him from biological and chemical threats.
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This was the insidious, but fortunately not then very successful, birth of covert scientific biological warfare -- which, despite the unverifiable and evidently broken Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention of 1971, now persists as an uneliminable security nightmare.
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The body operates on a biological schedule known as the circadian clock.
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Libby: I see nuclear and biological warfare as two very different symbols.
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"They could have come from things that are non-biological," she said.
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So it could be in my biological history, but I'll never know.
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Even adults with no sperm or eggs could conceivably become biological parents.
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But is there a part of the equation that is purely biological?
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Until humans start showing symptoms, biological hazards are practically impossible to spot.
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" In the same article, Severino referred to transgender women as "biological men.
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Members of Polanco's biological and extended family came together to demand justice.
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Biological disasters aren't the only potential threats the OSTP could help with.
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Dr. Helen Fisher, a researcher and biological anthropologist isn't as easily convinced.
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So Merck is aiming to have a biological child via a surrogate.
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A: I have one biological child, and two stepkids I helped raise.
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It's a biological fact: people react when they see a dazzling smile.
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Fletcher Previn Farrow and Previn welcomed their third biological son in 1974.
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We will make our own moral choices and our own biological decisions.
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According to authorities, Harkings is the biological mother of all four children.
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Fox 11 reported that the child was given to his biological mother.
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"I don't care if there are biological weapons," Hyman told the magazine.
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Those explanations typically revolved around ever more baroque claims of biological difference.
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She was keeping quite a secret too — Charlotte has another biological sibling.
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BPO, the Biological Protection Organization, is just a tool in his hands.
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Allen says his biological mother was pregnant with him at the time.
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His biological mother, acting on his behalf, sued the Winnebago County, Wis.
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"Pulse" presents artwork that investigates biological systems such as physiology and evolution.
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But divorcing biological production from living things makes sense, for three reasons.
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Aspects of my biological dad are in Paul, but also my stepdad.
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Ask yourself this: what makes nuclear, biological, chemical, and nanotech weapons dangerous?
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Another important biological hurdle that AI can help people surmount is complexity.
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Some FLDS children may not even know who their biological parents are.
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However, the biological mechanism behind this adaptive change has remained frustratingly elusive.
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Labs also require a commissioner for biological safety who is similarly qualified.
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And it's a little biological machine that only allows water to pass.
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"It's a non-story from the biological side of things," he said.
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Anxiety serves a biological function: to signal our bodies to oncoming danger.
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Alongside the threat of biological warfare, they hold a very distinct horror.
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He has followed several biological engineering companies including Geltor for a while.
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The biological basis of business behavior could contribute further to management research.
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The hat unintentionally prioritized pink pussies, which belong to biological Caucasian females.
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At exactly what date and time does my biological clock start ticking?
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And that can seriously hamper progress in chemical, biological, and medical research.
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The attacks led to an increase in funding for biological weapons research.
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Biological sex is real and is the very foundation of our species.
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Ironically, he was called JT — the same initials as his biological father's.
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So for a minute I thought my biological father was Ted Danson.
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Skin is biological material that reacts to different chemicals in different ways.
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Unlike a password or account number, you can't change your biological makeup.
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Men don't have a rigid biological clock to conceive like women do.
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Like resurgences of vestigial appendages in a new generation of biological species.
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Now, suddenly, they had arrived at a result and a biological mechanism.
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In her twenties, she even visited my grandfather's biological mother and aunt.
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Trigger loved his two biological children, and was even welcoming to Morgana.
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Like the biological synapse, it changes (resistivity) with varying patterns of use.
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Zygote is the biological term used to describe a fertilized egg cell.
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This fundamental appreciation of biological connectedness underlies biotechnology research and product development.
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He also wanted America to use biological and chemical weapons in Vietnam.
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He got thousands of scientists to sign a petition against biological weapons.
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I'm trying to bring an integrated social, psychological, and biological perspective together.
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Growing up, she'd never felt a need to find her biological father.
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The North Koreans also have biological and chemical weapons in their arsenal.
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Some feel that rooting our conscience in biological origins demeans its value.
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The "poor dad" is Kiyosaki's biological father, a highly educated college professor.
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Scientists are finding evidence of biological clocks in all sorts of creatures.
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"That's exactly the thinking we're doing now," but with synthetic biological viruses.
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And is it a biological thing, or are there other sociological reasons?
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I waited for some sort of biological, maternal instinct to kick in.
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Brett Hartl is government affairs director at the Center for Biological Diversity.
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Science can help explore mythologies "and their biological roots," she told me.
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"The kind of biological determinism makes me a bit uncomfortable," Hediger says.
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This stems from a 2010 petition from the Center for Biological Diversity.
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We have chemical, biological weapons capable of wiping out life on Earth.
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Witches blur the boundaries of biological sex as well as cultural gender.
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Think of it as a biological computer that responds to disease vectors.
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And so is the postnatural a cultural reconfiguring of the biological world.
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The protections stem from a petition by the Center for Biological Diversity.
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Brett Hartl is government affairs director for the Center for Biological Diversity.
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These include biological processes, thermochemical processes and electrolytic processes, the DOE says.
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Experiments using stem cells are among the most controversial in biological research.
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Biological age is number of candles we really should be blowing out.
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Sophea said she preferred not to know who the biological parents were.
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I found my biological father in a militia up in the Ozarks.
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Police performed a welfare check following a tip from Hackney's biological daughter.
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We all have a — perhaps irrational — concern to know our biological parentage.
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She'd just become friends with her biological father, whom she'd never known.
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They suggest that this is biological, that men just are this way.
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Hyperandrogenism is a biological abnormality for which athletes should not be punished.
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Methylmercury is produced in the environment by biological activity – specifically, by bacteria.
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Maya Golden-Krasner Senior Attorney Center for Biological Diversity Los Angeles, Calif.
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"We're still using children as biological indicators for substandard housing," Lanphear says.
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Brett Hartl is government affairs director at the Center for Biological Diversity.
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Cephalopods belong to a biological class that includes octopuses, squid and cuttlefish.
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Tierra Curry is a senior scientist at the Center for Biological Diversity.
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AMY ATWOOD Endangered Species Legal Director Center for Biological Diversity Portland, Ore.
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He also maintains a relationship with his biological father and little sister.
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It also possesses a large arsenal of conventional, chemical and biological weapons.
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Regardless of biological explanation, people on Twitter had plenty to say. Eggsellent!
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Inside each cavity are sensors of various kinds: electrical, chemical and biological.
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Chang'e 4 is also carrying a biological experiment developed by university students.
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Reunification with his biological parents was "unlikely," they told us at first.
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One non-biological factor that you believe influences our behavior is culture.
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Idina Menzel had a recurring role as Rachel's biological mother, Shelby Corcoran.
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Whitney shocked Brittany after telling her that Pierce wasn't her biological father.
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But he warned against any use of chemical or biological weapons there.
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Thomas Laqueur calls this conception of biological sex the one-sex theory.
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Both are related with the goings-on of biological and electronic brains.
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This curious trait has the hallmark of genetic programming, not biological decay.
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He says that the current predictive value of biological indicators is overstated.
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Those are the circumstances in which our biological and neural equipment evolved.
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I said it a long time ago: we are a biological speculation.
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This'll sound crazy, but I think everything's on a biological tape somewhere.
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Then my biological father died, and suddenly it didn't seem so great.
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I used to think my biological father was some sort of hermit.
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When she was 12, Swarbrick learned her dad wasn't her biological father.
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Does this mean that sadistic dacryphilia in men runs against biological nature?
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Her dad, the man who raised her, was not her biological father.
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MM: Well, chronological age is 93, biological age need not be 93.
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These two institutes fund most basic biological research in the United States.
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It, too, is a symptom of disease, if not a biological one.
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It was believed the agent could be used as a biological weapon.
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The new research "dispels a biological concept of race," a geneticist said.
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Many nations developed sophisticated chemical weapons programs, as well as biological weapons.
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I didn't even realize I wanted biological kids until my mid-20s.
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This can "advance" the biological clock around a half hour, every day.
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The biological fathers of the children have no right over the kids.
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Henrietta, Hollyhock's biological mother, is reduced to a blur in Beatrice's memory.
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It turned out they were related — Ruth's biological mother was his aunt.
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But we do not fully understand the many underlying biological steps involved.
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But scientists can't say yet whether the source is geological or biological.
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The titular "body" is not only biological but also cultural and sexual.
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Juxtaposing biological specimens with the outputs of human imagination created endless possibilities.
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His partner and Paetyn's biological father is David, 35, a gay man.
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In biological terms, recollection is a process of both revisiting and reassembly.
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They were reconnected when their son began searching for his biological parents.
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The writer is a professor of biological sciences at Mount Holyoke College.
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This is broadly known as immunotherapy, or, in some cases, biological therapy.
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While in South Korea, Kling has tried to meet her biological parents.
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A virus has a biological imperative, which is to infect and spread.
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The key is a slide containing a biological sample from Donnie Caan.
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Still, "The Biological Mind" is chock-full of fun facts that entertain.
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HIGH MARKS: The Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund is giving Sen.
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The light brightens and dims automatically to maximize the birds' biological clocks.
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"It doesn't have that feel of a biological imperative," Ms. Donelly said.
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Plans for chemical or biological incidents should be dusted off and updated.
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Selfishness, they understood, leads only to death: first social and ultimately biological.
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Gender is an identity and is not based on someone's biological sex.
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Under court order, João Lucas spends Sundays at his biological mother's house.
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One is that the biological materials and intellectual property involved aren't yours.
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Also, biological processes like aging are linked to inflammation in our glycome.
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"My biological son," I say as I scroll, my brain fully rotted.
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The start-up is already selling the biological repair products to hospitals.
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"When you're hungry, there are strong biological impulses at work," Meyers said.
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The former are people whose gender identity differs from their biological sex.
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"Then you're left with one scenario — a biological origin," Mr. Dodd said.
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Biological mothers aren't alone in needing time to care for their children.
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Similarly, Scruton contends, personhood is an "emergent" property of a biological organism.
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The equipment necessary to work with biological organisms can be purchased online.
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Her mother and her biological father divorced when she was very young.
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They are all believed to be the couple's biological children, Vasquez said.
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" Perhaps most disturbing was a request for 25,000 unspecified "biological weapons systems.
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Human-level intelligence is familiar in biological hardware—you're using it now.
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What seemed certain was that her babies would share a biological sex.
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Iraq had discontinued its chemical and biological weapons programs in the 21998s.
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The Convention on Biological Diversity counts 20153 species affected by ocean plastics.
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This capability allows us to conduct important biological research with live animals.
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Those frantic weeks in 28503 led to launch of the Global Health Security Agenda, an international partnership to build capacity to prepare for biological threats, and the development of a step-by-step playbook for managing biological crises.
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"Serendipity often plays a significant role in fundamental scientific research and our discovery here is no exception," said Professor John McGeehan, director of the Institute of Biological and Biomedical Sciences in the School of Biological Sciences at Portsmouth.
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Katie: Damore put forth that there are biological reasons for there being fewer women in the tech industry, and argued that Google itself is not being honest if it pursues gender parity and doesn't acknowledge these biological factors.
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My step-dad has never treated me any differently than his biological kids and in a way knowing that he cares so much about me even when I'm not his biological daughter makes the connection even more special.
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Her wicked mother is her biological mother, her beautiful sisters are her biological sisters, and the mother is targeting all three of the daughters because she believes the family doesn't have enough food to feed both parents and children.
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And visitors will feel they've entered a microscopic biological world thanks to a balloon artwork inspired by organic forms that will be constructed onsite, to deflate almost imperceptibly throughout the summer in a process that gestures toward biological decay.
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In order to be prepared to respond to an emerging biological threat, no matter if it's an accidental outbreak or a biological attack, the FBI is working to create a culture of trust and transparency with the biotech community.
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It was a matter of huge biological importance, for some reason, that he be desperate to meet the demands of his life, but it was a matter of no biological importance whatever that he be able to meet them.
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The Associated Press reported Wednesday that the children's biological mother, who does not live at the residence with Tilli Buchanan and her husband, the children's biological father, reported Buchanan to authorities claiming that she was "alarmed" about the incident.
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Freed of biological constraints, such as a brain that needs to fit through a human birth canal (and that runs on the power of a mere 20W lightbulb), non-biological machines might be much more intelligent than we are.
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Disruptions to any part of this biological architecture can have significant, cascading effects.
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There's an underlying cause—we cannot attribute that to a normal biological processes.
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Post-menopausal women present a biological conundrum and a question of female identity.
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After looking more into this we believe that you are my biological daughter.
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Destructive uploading destroys the biological brain in effort to measure its computational features.
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The third one is an attempt to 3D print biological structures in microgravity.
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So you're taking a capitalist ethos to the leftovers of natural biological processes?
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Surprise, Spencer is not Doug's biological son, despite all prior suggestion he is.
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Imagine that the specific ecorithms encoding biological evolution and learning are discovered tomorrow.
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They recovered toxic chemical and biological substances and a large stock of fertilizer.
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Is there a real biological explanation for what&aposs been nicknamed "pregnancy brain"?
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All behavior has causes, including causes at the biological, psychological, and sociological level.
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This provided "additional support for the biological importance of circadian misalignment," she said.
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Millions of years of evolution have perfected this form of biological information storage.
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Later in the day, his biological mother showed up at the train station.
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"We coached her through labor," Rachel says of the biological mother, Markeya Atkins.
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The tabloid favorites started a large family which includes biological and adopted children.
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I want to but won't bear a biological child so we are adopting.
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Kristina Killgrove, a biological anthropologist, is not so sure about the new interpretation.
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Her biological father, Craig Aiken, said he told his daughter he loves her.
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The company's announcement indicates protection against kinetic, blast, nuclear, biological and chemical threats.
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Although this implied a possible biological origin, it still wasn't a slam dunk.
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As this episode, "Aloha," proves, Fauna's biological mother, Tamar (Kassidy Slaughter) was too.
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The facts of my biological father's life that I actually know are few.
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Her biological parents, I discovered, were a white man and a black woman.
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Wolf-hybrids are the biological product of a wolf mating with a dog.
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Now anyone who identifies as female may apply, regardless of their biological gender.
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She began her biological transition in March 2015, she said on the site.
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World leaders must make good on their commitments to prevent catastrophic biological events.
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Again, this should not be an argument for the biological reality of race.
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Omer Gokcumen, Assistant Professor, University at Buffalo Alan Goodman, Professor of Biological Anthropology.
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They can pierce through skin and other materials, causing damage to biological tissues.
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But there may be something to it that's even more basic and biological.
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It's a biological thing, but also a sociological thing and a psychological thing.
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If I want a biological kid, I need someone else's body to help.
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Dr Block makes floors that have the flowing, veined look of biological membranes.
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Others want to make it possible for gay couples to have biological children.
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The Michigan State student is Eminem's only biological child with ex Kim Scott.
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This can be used to look at anything from metals to biological tissues.
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Nothing has made a fundamental difference (perhaps advances in biological sciences come closest).
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"(But) this gives a biological road map to start to verify the science."
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It literally sticks them together, turning the female body into a biological DivaCup.
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It makes a fetish of biological characteristics such as gender, race or sexuality.
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She was conceived with donor sperm and her biological father had three degrees.
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When the two young men return to their biological families, the struggle begins.
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Biological agents or dispersants can be introduced to speed up the oil's degradation.
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In case you don't, it's a biological disparagement of women as erratically unhinged.
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Some pin their hopes on "athlete biological passports", which were launched in 2008.
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Olson had been recruited to work for the army's biological lab in 1950.
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Even as a trans woman, [I feel like] my biological clock is ticking.
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"Athlete biological passports", which monitor a range of markers in blood, show promise.
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Scientists already use fluorescent molecules to track cells and proteins in biological research.
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It could also be expanded to include Kim's chemical and biological weapons programs.
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What happened to those colonies of bacteria you were breeding for biological weapons?
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But she always wondered about her biological brothers and sisters she'd never met.
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He believes there could be either a biological or behavioral reason behind it.
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A dip in carbon-13 implies that biological sources are driving the change.
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"I also think there's a possibility of biological material inside paintings," she added.
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"Sometimes my language about my biological children does not include her," Baldwin continued.
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And some scientists fear the information could help terrorists create dangerous biological weapons.
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And then the second thing would be that it has a biological basis.
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Ones where lesbian couples can have biological babies without an elusive sperm contribution.
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Today's explosion of biological knowledge, Mr Castilla felt, portended many more such opportunities.
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Historically, we've also planned to use nuclear weapons in response to biological weapons.
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