Cute and cuddly or brutish and unrepentant, human life is human life.
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One human life would be too many (or, to prevent quibbling, one innocent human life), at least to my mind.
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L represents the marginal value of a human life, based on the cost of saving a human life lived in extreme poverty in Africa.
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To be sure, an embryo has the potential to become human life but should not be given the same moral status as viable human life.
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She recognizes that writing can be "a way of distancing oneself from human life and maybe even a way of controlling human life," she said.
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"Human life is fundamentally and inherently valuable, and that the intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong," Gorsuch concluded in his book.
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That's because all innocent human life requires protection under the law, and because human life begins in the womb, human embryos deserve legal protection just as born children do.
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"It's gonna be classified as a homicide because, essentially, a fertilized egg is a human life just like a 1-year-old baby is a human life," Silk told KFOR.
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Global | How do geography and climate affect human life?
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Bishop Gebhard Fürst, who chairs the bioethics committee of the German Bishops' Conference, said that "selecting human life based on genetic criteria" goes against the duty to respect the dignity of human life.
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We're looking at issues around food, nature, human life, reality.
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What is Alabama's HB 314, the Human Life Protection Act?
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You're dealing with either human life or animal life here.
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Could the nuns have been that indifferent to human life?
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Here's my question: how much is one human life worth?
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When your computer crashes, no human life is at stake.
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Human life is not that important to governments and states.
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Properly speaking, Shariah refers to God's blueprint for human life.
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But in reality, human life exists because we have periods.
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" The secular Easter knows of "the unhappiness of human life.
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First, these politicians concede that abortion "destroys" a human life.
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Machines have not known the arc of a human life.
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We will not put a dollar figure on human life.
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Should we rethink the role of reason in human life?
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It doesn't matter whether you like the human life involved.
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But we're more concerned about human life than shelf life.
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Moreover, we bear witness that every human life is fragile.
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But that's about it, as far as human life goes.
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Redefines human life as beginning at conception and bans abortion.
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And this is largely true of human life, isn't it?
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Even worse is the terrible and preventable loss of human life.
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In "This Place," his images are starkly empty of human life.
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We pictured some horrible war ending all human life on earth.
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Which makes a difference in human life, in a human family.
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Did the officer really put the sanctity of human life first?
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How serious a toll on human life could it have taken?
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I believe that abortion always ends a unique, irreplaceable human life.
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Needless to say, this plant is not fit for human life.
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Nuclear weapons remain one of the biggest threats to human life.
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The Feast of the Sacrifice celebrates the value of human life.
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Sex, as in the rest of human life, is more complicated.
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War is synonymous with the destruction of human life and livelihood.
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It's also bound up with a great transformation in human life.
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We're not going to put a dollar figure on human life.
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Mortality and bodily fragility are two great constants of human life.
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But the apartment lacks the smell and activity of human life.
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It's more, by weight, than all of [current] human life combined.
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"Artworks can be reproduced, while a human life can't," he said.
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What is the life that continues when human life is over?
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Until the 19th century, human life was dominated by infectious illness.
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The dangers of to human life, though, are already being felt.
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And oh yeah, by the way, menstruation makes human life possible!
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"These fraudsters have a complete disregard for human life," Bancroft said.
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"I have always said that human life is sacred," he said.
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Suddenly, when human life is threatened, people decide to trust government?
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Again he highlights the spiritual connection between water and human life.
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How will human life improve as a result of this revolution?
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Human life is about finding ways to tidy up that chaos.
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"My biggest priority is public safety and human life," Chuchmuch says.
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" The 2012 platform called to protect the "sanctity of human life and affirm that the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed," as well as for a "human life amendment.
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Despite his many reforms, Paul is perhaps best known for his 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae (On Human Life), which enshrined the Church's ban on artificial birth control, saying nothing should block the possible transmission of human life.
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But somehow a dollar has become more important than a human life.
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Thompson argues that patterns and predictability are the essence of human life.
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But these changes directly impact human life (just ask the Marshall Islands).
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We have to talk about the role of reason in human life.
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Human life being mortal, surely some people died on July 4, 1776.
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Scientists estimate the maximum human life span may be about 120 years.
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The conflict between divergent conceptions of human life was not entirely resolved.
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In so doing, it symbolically refuses the ineluctable limits of human life.
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The family protects human life in all its stages, including its last.
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"That man has no remorse for human life at all," he said.
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Freedom means that every human life is precious and must be protected.
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The value of a human life has changed little over the centuries.
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That's why this is important, it's how do we honor human life.
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These 11 cities might one day soon struggle to support human life.
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That's almost a decade longer than an average human life span today.
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There is no cost that you can put on a human life.
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Nick Drnaso moves his story at the speed of ordinary human life.
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"A human life has value here," he had said in an interview.
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Genetic differences in human life are a scientific fact, like climate change.
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We can change the fact that capitalists are attacking human life, too.
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We're not going to accept a premise that human life is disposable.
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The level of violence and the lack of respect for human life.
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In "Orbs," he coupled human life and the course of the planets.
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"We will not put a dollar figure on human life," he declared.
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He is a narcissist who lacks empathy and regard for human life.
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And if so, what does human life on those planets look like?
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It's time for people to stop having a disregard for human life.
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Will they make people feel less morally responsible for taking human life?
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He also denied taking part in any action that took human life.
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Who or what is so bent on destroying human life, and why?
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It will involve the taking of human life – in a word, lethality.
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The cost of human life and political loss is hard to comprehend.
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Like most terrible villains from fiction, they didn't think much about human life.
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" Torres said she was upset by the "lack of respect for human life.
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"In human life, every single person who ever existed had parents," Rohrer said.
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The Alabama Human Life Protection Act, signed into law Wednesday by Republican Gov.
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Right. I am averse to solutions that involve the destruction of human life.
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Fires that are not threatening human life will likely be left to burn.
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They're both clearly concerned about human life, but they don't express it verbally.
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These types of products can save time, effort, money, and even human life.
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It demands the sacrifice of human life, over and over again, without end.
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Turkey said the action was "disproportionate" and showed no regard for human life.
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"It is a very sad situation as human life is priceless," she said.
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Click here to view more animalistic paintings of human life by Lorella Paleni.
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In May, Alabama passed the "Human Life Protection Act," which criminalizes all abortion.
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Yet, this ethical dilemma didn't stop Mylan from choosing profits over human life.
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At the heart of this challenge is the cost of failure – human life.
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What if others are experimenting with CRISPR in ways that threaten human life?
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SI: How do you view the internet and its impact on human life?
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As this process takes place, human life could extend for hundreds of years.
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A human life is essentially lost in Mewtwo's pursuit of animal-human hybridization.
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Five years is hundreds of thousands of memories in a single human life.
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They allege his criminal acts caused consequences that were dangerous to human life.
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At the end of the day, it all comes down to human life.
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"When individuals take a human life, the Bible calls it 'murder,' " Jeffress said.
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"Human life is intrinsically valuable and intentional killing is always wrong," he wrote.
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Some of the data are pretty compelling about overall improvements in human life.
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Communists have no regard for individual human life, and it shows in China.
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Mills: And turns them into someone who can actually take a human life?
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Christianity teaches that every single human life is valuable, even during a pandemic.
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The value of a human life is not determined on a balance sheet.
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Not knowing if an action or interaction can put human life at risk.
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"Yes, it's expensive, but we're talking about a human life," Mr. Antico said.
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After all, how can anyone put a price tag on a human life?
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Science shows that a new human life begins at the moment of fertilization.
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The brief few moments we see of Michael's human life are wonderfully endearing.
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The hurricane's destruction didn't stop with its assault on human life and livelihood.
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The defendant's predatory acts and conscious disregard for human life must be stopped.
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New York's law is a terrible affront to the dignity of human life.
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"His actions demonstrated a shocking - a shocking - disregard for human life," he said.
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Robbing the promise and potential of a human life is an egregious offence.
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Conclusions regarding Galen's "strong defense of the sanctity of human life" fall short.
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Each recounts, in the close first person, the inside of a human life.
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Coral reefs are essential to the health of the oceans and human life.
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The massive dish is the only sign of human life for miles around.
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I'm curious how you weight that as a risk to future human life?
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"It's almost like the museum values money and art more than human life."
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And will we have to rethink what love actually means in human life?
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"No amount of saving money is worth a human life being harmed," she said.
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Climate change has become a battle for the future of human life on Earth.
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NASA is busy searching for "goldilocks" -- exoplanets that might be able sustain human life.
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Now they continue to deny the obvious truth of human life in the womb.
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A woman spends lots of money to create human life in her own womb.
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Once we couldn't die, we became completely desensitized to the value of human life.
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He said that the "more human life" is about improving the lives of others.
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When any human life is taken, such as these police shootings, it is sad.
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A talking stone expresses a desire to experience the mortal world and human life.
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The sheer brutality and disregard for human life took away the words from many.
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Yuval Noah Harari: And what does it do to human life and human agency?
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Is the danger worth bringing us closer to realizing the value of human life?
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High-hazard dams are anticipated to cause loss of human life if they fail.
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I mean, it's cold, it's dark, and it's probably not meant for human life.
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Reptiles' complete disregard for human life additionally makes them great pets for lazy people.
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Taken together, prosecutors argue the conditions amounted to a reckless disregard for human life.
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I went to medical school and trained to preserve the sanctity of human life.
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No, because the overwhelming majority of us never want to take another human life.
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He issued an encyclical titled Humanae Vitae, which means Of Human Life in Latin.
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To me, that's just sane, and anything else is political ideology trumping human life.
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The controversy, as if human life and death should ever be a controversial issue.
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"There were hard times [competing] as a mother, but that's human life," Tsetseg says.
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More recently, timelapses have altered our perception of patterns in natural and human life.
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No sign of any other human life... VICE: How would you describe this place?
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It was, he said, one of the easiest ways of taking a human life.
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Under Mr. Obama, the government has literally placed a higher value on human life.
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"The power over human life is kind of the ultimate social power," says Hassett.
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What's the value of a human life, if no one needs its labor power?
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Every $4,104 donated to that organization, according to one measure, saves a human life.
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I asked him how you really can put a value on a human life.
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The work reflects on a history of corrupt regimes and devaluation of human life.
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It's right that it's very difficult to put a value on a human life.
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I don't support abortion because it prematurely ends a human life without their consent.
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It's so cool how every tiny step comes together to make another human life.
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But she is concerned that we're failing to appreciate how it's altering human life.
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Those same surnames appear often in historic documents that reveal transactions for human life.
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For the foreseeable future, viral epidemics will remain a regular feature of human life.
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"Myths are clues to the spiritual potentialities of the human life," Joseph Campbell wrote.
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Still, each human life is more significant than a trillion-dollar gross national product.
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Just because your human life ends doesn't mean your human responsibilities end with it.
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"I don't know how you can thrive on taking a human life," Weissman said.
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And I don't mean to conflate human life and money, but you know what?
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A hawk turned out to be a terrible model for living a human life.
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Proponents of abortion access, meanwhile, favor laws that permit the taking of human life.
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A single gallon of anthrax, if suitably distributed, could end human life on Earth.
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There's nothing like this when a human life is lost and you are there.
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But does that mean I value one human life more than I do millions?
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But even if this Promethean quest to extend human life succeeds, several questions persist.
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I'd say that all of human life is based on people making unchallengeable assumptions.
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This wanton disregard for human life is hilarious to many in the alt-right.
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The role that technology plays in human life is becoming an increasingly urgent question.
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The fight for the sanctity of human life is actually what launched the group.
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No place on this planet is more inhospitable to human life than the deep oceans.
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I could have honed my Promethean impulses to create a new human life, I guess.
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The moon would be difficult to live on, and Mars isn't sustainable for human life.
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Generating and safeguarding human life is tough enough without MTV cameras tracking one's every move.
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The creature is a new form of life and its MO is destroying human life.
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Real human life is at stake, and information channels are clotted with hysteria and falsehood.
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He opposes legal euthanasia due to his belief in the sanctity of all human life.
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Of course, NASA scientists aren't the only people thinking about supporting human life on Mars.
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Would we be willing to risk one human life to save every life on Earth?
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There is a huge discrepancy in how we view the two ends of human life.
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I just believe deeply that all human life is worthy of protection of our laws.
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The plot twist will be that it's a corporation putting profits ahead of human life.
|
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The loss of any human life goes strongly against the instincts of any democratic politician.
|
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As alleged, Doud cared more about profits than the laws intended to protect human life.
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Many point to digital assistants as proof-positive for AI's potential to improve human life.
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These matters are about human life, health and welfare, with explosive and life-threatening implications.
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The focus was to reinforce the necessity to preserve human life as our primary objective.
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Nervous about how these disruptions will negatively impact the economy and even cost human life?
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But CR is more than just an as-yet-unproven road to longer human life.
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He argues that human life is intrinsically valuable and that intentional killing is always wrong.
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Yet plants, and the photosynthesis that powers them, remain the very staff of human life.
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We think data is going to be so important to human life in the future.
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HAMILTON "Rooted," visual art about trees and their relationships to plant, animal and human life.
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"Respect of human life, freedom, individual freedom and collective freedom, social protection," they both agreed.
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But it's not just about protecting human life; it's also important to keep wildlife safe.
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How would adding an extra 43 years to the human life span affect our world?
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Whenever they make a point about how human life is countable in units of time,
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Her recent work investigates the impact of social robots on the quality of human life.
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Politicians have gotten the media to condition us to have no value for human life.
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All human life, regardless of race, gender, religious faith or profession, is priceless and irreplaceable.
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" Amnesty said the military "showed a contempt for human life which is simply beyond comprehension.
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"Protecting human life is one of the fundamental objectives of Islamic Shari'ah," the statement said.
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No American is going to say, accelerate the economy at the cost of human life.
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"Our school community is devastated by this senseless loss of human life," Ms. Martinez said.
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A loss of biodiversity is also a threat to trade, infrastructure and human life itself.
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Technology that shapes human life without any human input is of no interest to me.
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To this group of passionate conservative abortion opponents, protecting unborn human life was an imperative.
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What "SimCity" was to building and running a city, "The Sims" is to human life.
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The short span of human life and imagination limits our capacities to anticipate the unexpected.
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"Sport is not the most important thing right now, preserving human life is," Bach said.
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Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday urged him not to put a dollar sign on human life.
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No American is going to say, 'accelerate the economy at the cost of human life.
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No American is going to say, 'Accelerate the economy at the cost of human life.
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No American is going to say accelerate the economy at the cost of human life.
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But no signs of human life, just cattle, caught in the swirling clouds and flame.
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"Sport is not the most important thing right now, preserving human life is," Bach said.
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Without the Earth's billions of bugs, human life may be threatened, according to National Geographic.
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They were depicted as people who are godless, who have no regard for human life.
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Controlled, it powers every facet of human life, from the kitchen to the oil rig.
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No matter how you define it, protecting human life should never stop at the zygote.
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Together we must treasure and defend the dignity and the sanctity of every human life.
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Unfortunately the values of "Imagine" are simply not sufficient to the needs of human life.
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The staggering toll in human life and related health, crime, and social costs are unsustainable.
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JUN: We really see disability as a part of life in your human life cycle.
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All these issues, in one way or another, are about the sanctity of human life.
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In his Oxford dissertation and a later book, he defended the inviolability of human life.
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Art that denies violence abandons its victims as if they are irrelevant to human life.
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But the character saw such beauty in human life that he wanted it for himself.
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But afterward, I was asked how I showed "reverence for human life," during that drill.
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The film posits a world in which Superman's existence has thrown human life into chaos.
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The costs of the transition to capitalism, in terms of human life, were incredibly high.
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"At the end of the day, you can't put a price on human life," he said.
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"Very apparent that Marcos Echartea has no regard for human life, even a baby," he said.
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Onto empty photographs of abandoned places, artist Mar Hernández draws objects, simple markers of human life.
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"I don't have any reports that human life was lost," he told Mexican television station Milenio.
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Yet time and again, Jack has chosen to cherish human life and put others before himself.
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Donald Trump wins re-election or A giant meteor strikes the earth, extinguishing all human life.
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It created a human life, so I really wasn't too hard about getting back into shape.
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These artworks question the meaning and weight of losses, whether of cultural heritage or human life.
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It's kind of traumatizing that Mowgli does ultimately decide to return to human life, though. 32.
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No garment is worth the sacrifice of clean drinking water, agriculture, community, and even human life.
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Again, he resolves the impersonal waves of 20th-century history into brilliant particles of human life.
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But I do believe deeply that all human life is worthy of the protection of laws.
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He taught me that health is the foundation to all else, in regard to human life.
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" You can't put a price on a human life," says Jim, 37, a Los Angeles firefighter.
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Really, I've learned that the market as it's currently configured, and human life, are at odds.
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Understanding human fertility is a vital part of understanding the cycle of human life and death.
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Rising sand levels are perhaps the most visually stunning display of desertification's impact on human life.
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The otherworldly invading army that wants to wipe out human life now has its ultimate weapon.
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If you put human life above nationalism, or one God over another, there will be haters.
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We need to return our focus to restoring the foundational elements necessary to support human life.
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Our losses, both in human life and financial costs, are so staggering that they are incomprehensible.
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Global warming is an existential threat to human life, but most candidates aren't talking about it.
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Many teenagers show total disdain for human life, whether one's own or of their fellow humans.
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He believes it will help warm the planet and make it more hospitable for human life.
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"The Conservators Center is devastated by the loss of a human life today," the center said.
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I'd give aliens my greetings, then discuss the origin of human life and evolution with them.
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I spoke with Frank about his book and about the role of luck in human life.
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And specifically, the question of whether there's another planet that can sustain something like human life.
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But it bustles with human life below, in underground homes, churches and even bars and restaurants.
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As much of human life as possible was to become a competition of self versus self.
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As doctors, we take an oath to protect human life to the best of our ability.
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Being pro-life means caring about all of human life, and that includes being pro-refugee.
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With deeper consideration and insight, that fantasy begins to crumble under the reality of human life.
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But that cost to human life did not align with the WHO's statistics, the president argued.
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A pandemic is no time to turn our eyes away from the sanctity of human life.
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Yet Quetelet's overarching findings still stand: at some level, human life can be quantified and predicted.
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People may have moral, religious or medical disagreements on what defines the beginning of human life.
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Sentimental scenes of human life were, after all, what the Nazis and the Stalinists had championed.
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We aren't sure, they're just frogs, they really have probably very little bearing on human life.
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We ought to let nature do its job, the way human life was meant to end.
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Mr Winegard convincingly argues that the insect has shaped human life as well as delivering death.
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"Every human life is precious, and every woman and baby deserves care and respect," Walorski said.
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I think sustaining human life for longer than a couple of days elsewhere is very important.
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They came across signs of human life, too: Garbage was strewn about parts of the island.
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In the wake of the struggle to save a human life, a silent, splattered room remains.
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According to the gallery guide, the installation looks to represent the entire journey of a human life.
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A strong Christian and believer in the sanctity and worth of every human life, Pam Tebow refused.
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The consequences for human life, religious liberty, the Second Amendment and limited government would have been disastrous.
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You spend a lot of time talking about the role of symbols and ideas in human life.
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"It's very apparent that Marcos Echartea has no regard for human life, even a baby," Dyer said.
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In Maryland, depraved heart murder is a killing done while acting with extreme disregard for human life.
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Some would go further and require road-going robots to present no threat whatsoever to human life.
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Such devices are often used by police to dispose of or detonate bombs without risking human life.
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The inspiring element of this chronicle is simple: a huge increase in human life, health and happiness.
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Animals, untainted by the pressures of human life, can help us find solace in so many situations.
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It would be hard to argue that occupying an ICE office was violent and endangered human life.
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For me, it all begins with cherishing the dignity, the worth, the value of all human life.
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You, Pisces, sense that bigger picture of dissolution and return, a wholeness that transcends the human life.
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Those criteria instruct agencies to keep running programs that are necessary to protect human life and property.
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The VA's role administering medical care means it easily fits into the category of protecting human life.
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We have lost an appreciation for the limits our flesh and blood—the price of human life.
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In a broader sense he's attempting to hold them responsible for endangering all human life on earth.
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And, the only penalty for these police officers' gross disregard for human life has been administrative leave.
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Nevertheless, the police officers' conduct in this situation was inexcusable and demonstrates a disregard for human life.
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Instead, the new film doubles down on the grimness, the ugliness, and the indifference to human life.
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In Maryland, "depraved-heart" murder is a killing done while acting with extreme disregard for human life.
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Emergency authorities in Oaxaca reported "only material damage and no loss of human life" during the earthquake.
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This is the area in which human life has changed the most in the last 46 years.
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By addressing this one fundamental requirement for human life, we can save lives and improve the world.
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Already there are parts of the planet that are so hard that they can't support human life.
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HAMILTON "Rooted," a visual art exhibit about trees and their relation to plant, animal and human life.
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HAMILTON "Rooted," a visual art exhibit about trees and their relationship to plant, animal and human life.
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But throughout those four-plus decades, the threat that atomic warfare would destroy human life loomed large.
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"We think data is going to be so important to human life in the future," he says.
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" Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said in a statement, "Today's loss of innocent human life is tragic.
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He added that human life "is always sacred in the eyes of the creator," the AP reported.
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HAMILTON "Rooted," a visual art exhibit about trees and their relationships to plant, animal and human life.
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HAMILTON "Rooted," a visual art exhibit about trees and their relation to plant, animal, and human life.
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Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is optimistic about a future where AI makes human life better.
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Science has revealed and affirmed the notion that an unborn child is human life with unique DNA.
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Science like this works against its intended mission and puts a price on something invaluable: human life.
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Certainly, there is no ground for believing that truth or reason will ultimately prevail in human life.
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In the end, police policies and training must be centered on the sanctity of all human life.
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Much as we try to deny it, sexuality is a fundamental and important part of human life.
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We took a little piece of paper—money—and put it over human life, over our country.
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" In replacing those vile words, we come up with things like "With no regard for human life.
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New solutions will always have unfortunate growing pains that sadly result in the loss of human life.
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What is the essence of human life but continuously striving to become the best version of yourself?
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Greek tragedies exposed and trained audiences to accept and deal with the inevitable misfortune of human life.
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Businesses will balk at the new expenses, but how much is a human life worth these days?
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You have demonstration for a First Cause...Yet you have against this...the unhappiness of human life.
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Ms. Merino, however, soon learned that the town was bustling with human life — but underneath their feet.
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Countries the world over are grappling with how best to prioritize human life, while balancing economic losses.
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I'll ask what might seem like a strange question: What's the utility of irrationality in human life?
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That might be — in fact, likely is — a lot less than the value of a human life.
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This was a person for whom human life had ceased to matter as much as it should.
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Yet we are also commanded to put the preservation of human life above every other religious commandment.
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It's our duty as human beings, whatever age we are, to become the protectors of human life.
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Under what circumstances can and should militaries delegate the decision to take a human life to machines?
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It's about reducing a complex human life into one viral moment and then banishing him to oblivion.
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How could this woman have lived nearly six decades without a substance considered essential to human life?
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Barney is too interested in human life, and in what she calls "American traditional happenings," for that.
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Abortion opponents, who believe that the procedure destroys human life, argue that Roe is simply bad law.
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With human life on Earth at risk, Mr. Colson said, the globe needs catalysts for significant change.
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The isolation, the lack of liberty — the separation from family and community — are antithetical to human life.
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For the foreseeable future, flu epidemics will remain an annual feature of the rhythm of human life.
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But it is rare to have such powerful, graphic evidence of the blasé taking of human life.
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The most successful careers transform the course of a human life into a long string of revelations.
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"Due to the human life and safety component, these two brands are required," the acquisition order said.
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SWAT teams, he added, should be used only when there is an imminent threat to human life.
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Although some find the idea repugnant, you actually can put a dollar value on a human life.
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Cost-benefit analysis hinged on an ever-changing calculation of the monetary value of a human life.
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In doing so, we will prevent the loss of human life, improve the environment and protect taxpayers.
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He is on the board of the Human Life Review, a quarterly journal published in New York.
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Their satisfying heft and ergonomic shape offer an unnerving haptic trace of human life before contemporary humankind.
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The exhibit shines in its transitional journey, following four major human life movements: sleeping, working, mourning, and dancing.
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I think he doesn't understand that every human life is worth something even if it's an immigrant life.
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It has said it will only respond to issues regarding human life and property during the government shutdown.
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"Human life is a precious thing and should not have been taken from Ms. Jefferson," Kraus told reporters.
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The value of the home does not exceed human life, so, unfortunately, we could not save the structure.
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For now, I am excited to witness one of the largest shifts a human life can live through.
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"If [NASA] is sustaining human life and plants are surviving, the wine should be okay," he told Gizmodo.
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IT should be used for making human life better and comfortable not a tool for discrimination between countries.
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Protein is definitely important, and experts often refer to this macronutrient as the "building block" of human life.
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Indeed, his disassociation from actual human life may make Bran the perfect figurehead in a new constitutional democracy.
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A group of scientists have devised a plan to make Mars a little more hospitable to human life.
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Prosecutors have said that Bradley knew what he was doing and acted with reckless disregard for human life.
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"What I'm saying is, they're both exterminating innocent human life," Fitzgerald said, according to The Kansas City Star.
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" He asked the assembled crowd, "Is it right to 'take out' a human life to solve a problem?
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Their failure to act in accordance with the law puts both human life and property rights at risk.
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Running is the Worst Way to Get Fit How Far Can We Push the Limits of Human Life?
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With a traditional burial, the end of a human life doesn't signal the end of their carbon emissions.
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The classic teaching was simply not to kill anyone but to protect human life in all its forms.
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" They seek billions of dollars in damages from current and future "catastrophic harm to human life and property.
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The IMF study urged policymakers to prioritize fiscal spending to protect human life and serve basic public needs.
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"I just believe deeply that all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws," he said.
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Even if abortion ends a human life, forcing a woman to give birth against her will is worse.
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Both are scandals that involved elaborate cover-ups, lying under oath, email deletion and loss of human life.
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" David Frum added: Trump "has the potential to end organized human life on this planet in seven minutes.
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The Trump administration's fire agenda will elevate special interests above human life and the health of the planet.
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The recurrent theme is one of human life thrown off course by disaster, whether world-historical or mundane.
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But it all for me begins with cherishing the dignity, the worth, the value of every human life.
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My work interrogates distorted color perception and its impact upon the value of human life in public space.
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The arc of a human life, with all its struggles, might show as little progress as Charlie Brown's.
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They have a pretty grim view of human life, treating employees as chattel and other citizens as expendable.
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But the philosophy arose as a conscious attempt to reshape human life and shift the locus of power.
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Until that day, humanitarian aid is vital to the preservation of human life and must not be criminalized.
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Those five patients were estimated to be the equivalent of saving one additional human life from the disease.
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We know we're going to see an impact on the economy and also a loss of human life.
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It's not surprising to learn from a wall text that "The Ten Largest" depicts the human life cycle.
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Humans, he says, are hardly rational, and in fact, irrationality has defined much of human life and history.
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These are the most existentially significant questions in human life, the questions for which people live and die.
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But it's downright terrifying when it comes to nuclear weapons, which have the capacity to end human life.
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No streetlights, no signs of human life were visible as my taxi inched in the dark toward Sihanoukville.
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The earliest signs of human life in the cave — simple stone tools — are more than 287,000 years old.
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And your mother is not expandable...We're not going to accept a premise that human life is disposable.
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Here, Walker adapts Delacroix's 1827 painting, fixating on his depiction of the Assyrian king's indifference to human life.
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"American citizens are not implicated in the consequences — bodily human life, economically — of war, and they should be."
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It has been clear for quite some time that the Syrian regime has no respect for human life.
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The best way to protect the safety of human life among the flying public is to ground aviation.
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Pro-life Democrats oppose abortion because we believe that it constitutes the direct taking of innocent human life.
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"We cannot rule out catastrophic outcomes where human life as we know it is threatened," the report concludes.
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It places a higher value on the lives of your own countrymen than on human life more generally.
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We don't know how extensively it will spread, or what potential toll it will take on human life.
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The subtitle of Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg's new biography of Moses, "A Human Life," is a tribute to Kafka.
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Emergency authorities in the Oaxaca reported "only material damage and no loss of human life" during the earthquake.
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We hold at the center of our faith the belief that every human life is of equal value.
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Johnson found that department guidelines requiring police to demonstrate "a reverence for human life" were lacking in specificity.
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Though often spare, his environments are suffused with the traces of human, non-human, and post-human life.
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Both talk a lot about the mass extinguishment of human life, along with the rebirth of the world.
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"You see the same general molecular pattern across a diverse range of bad human life circumstances," he says.
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So if you have a tax code [in which] if you make a new product that the world wants to buy, and that improves human life and extends human life span — if you can figure out a way to beat opioid addiction, for example — we'll tax you at half the rate.
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"It must be guided by the goals of safeguarding human life," she said during a Statehouse debate in Sacramento.
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Here is the truth of it: a human life was altered & destroyed due to your selfishness. Because. You. Could.
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"Our first priority was obviously human life -- so that was our immediate focus -- getting people to safety," he said.
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"The Conservators Center is devastated by the loss of a human life today," the center said in a statement.
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There are entire schools of thought and study dedicated to the place of makeup in human life and civilization.
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Doctors, for example, are interested in extending human life, but you could hardly say that all doctors are transhumanists.
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"They need to be stricter, more harsh penalties for people like that who puts greed -- money -- over human life."
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How do we turn a tide of assaults on human life and dignity into an opportunity to become stronger?
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"This has resulted in heavy losses to human life in these Arab countries, in Europe and throughout the world".
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You could say Vanitas is an elegy to the end of human life, at least in its current form.
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The 2016 Cadillac CT6 Cadillac's new mirror is emblematic of how technology is reshaping human life in the car.
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"The Jewish People and State of Israel are grateful for your sensitivity to human life," Rivlin wrote to Putin.
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However, both studies hint at the potential CRISPR could have in the formation of human life in the future.
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That kind of justified obstructionism could put tremendous pressure on the Honduran government to respect human life and rights.
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At the global level, it is a complex system linked to many of the essential conditions for human life.
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In "Happy Days," Beckett presents one of his most powerful emblems of the trap that human life can become.
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After all, the regime had liquidated entire classes of citizens and nationalised not only private property but human life.
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But perhaps that explains the lasting appeal of those four lines: they sum up, and also transcend, human life.
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There is hope for Americans who don't want to be part of a system that consciously takes human life.
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There are numerous benefits to using robots in space, primary among them is reducing the risk to human life.
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Then I thought: Wasn't it my disregard for human life that got me in this situation to begin with?
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"Together we are building a culture that cherishes the dignity and worth of human life," he told the crowd.
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The recent fatality involving a self-driving Uber vehicle won't be the last incident where human life is lost.
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We've assumed life didn't exactly exist within our system as we were looking for human life, or something comparable.
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Those federal agencies would presumably fall under the "human life" exemption, meaning they'd be required to work without pay.
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The stakes are too high: the inestimable cost of human life and the intricate, interwoven fabric of our society.
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Brandon Milholland, a co-author of the study finding a limit to human life span, questioned the new paper.
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He knew that his sense of what it is to lead a human life was very different from mine.
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First and foremost, to agree with Patrick, you have to be willing to put a price on human life.
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"God values human life, and so do the people of Louisiana," the state senator, John Milkovich, said this month.
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The passing details that bring these giants to human life are what catch your heart: Aretha clasping the Rev.
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The loss of human life is terrible to behold, but the destruction of beauty may be no less so.
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Q&A The genetic mechanisms that seem to influence human life span may also be at work in plants.
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In addition to infection and loss of human life, outbreaks such as the coronavirus have a broader economic cost.
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It would be a tiresome litany if not for the fact that a human life hangs in the balance.
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" International Paralympic Committee President Andrew Parsons: "Sport is not the most important thing right now, preserving human life is.
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The American economy needs to be shut down in order to preserve both human life and long-term prosperity.
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Let's respect human life in such a way that we will not be ashamed to tell them the truth.
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Although some believe reversals could happen over the course of a human life, the findings don't support that theory.
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For Kwang Uh, the Korean-born chef of Baroo, the process of pickling mirrors the arc of human life.
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They have concluded that the loss of human life is acceptable and the decline in corporate earnings is not.
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Evidently, though, Ross thought the officials put too much emphasis on human life and not enough on Trump's image.
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If our lawmakers and their constituents truly believe human life begins in the womb, they should vote that way.
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"I fully and 100% agree that human life is not measured by any numbers, any money," the president said.
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This has allowed me to understand why I became a person who embraced lawlessness and disregard of human life.
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Robinson has said that, by studying the urine, he will find new ways of extending the human life span.
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Hunting for sustenance, euthanasia, scientific research, and necessary action to protect human life or property figure among the exceptions.
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This microscopic battle of the microbes may seem like part of another world, with little connection to human life.
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I believe that the way we treat non-human life has direct links to the injustice in our societies.
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However, when we're talking about climate change, the financial impacts should be secondary to the consequences for human life.
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"It's really a look at human life on the internet," says Mark Surman, the executive director of the Mozilla Foundation.
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To sustain human life in the stratosphere, the sealed gondola had internal systems for pressurization, temperature control, and air composition.
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And this time, it seems to have the express intention of disabling the industrial safety systems that protect human life.
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They soon discover that a virus wiped out most of human life on Earth, save for a few thousand women.
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Probably. But it's pretty hard to go from that to saying it will have caused the loss of human life.
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"There are people who believe any form of embryonic stem cell research necessitates the destruction of human life," Price said.
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Similar to my own apartment in July, show tents are swamps that lack proper air movement to support human life.
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It is not right that Africans should suffer when we have the means to stop this hemorrhage in human life.
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Essential employees are mainly those whose jobs directly involve the safety of human life or the protection of government property.
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To Musk, putting someone who isn't an astronaut into space is a step toward spreading human life across the universe.
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Ross 128b has a few things going for it that make it a much better candidate to support human life.
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To ABC: please, out of respect for human life and dignity, have a movie night a week (not Mark Wahlberg).
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A respect for human life and the communities we serve shall guide all employees in the performance of their duties.
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We have natures, and there are certain constants in human life, and that's a moral foundation we can build on.
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We currently place equal moral weight on human life and do not measure it by years left or physical ability.
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There's a long way to go before we discover if any of TRAPPIST-1's planets could support human life.
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"The true and legitimate goal of the sciences is to endow human life with new discoveries and resources," Bacon said.
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Human life is too valuable to treat as a political football when a small, racist president doesn't get his way.
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As opposed to the White Walkers, who are (seemingly) immortal, human life in Westeros and Essos is all too disposable.
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In 1968, Paul authored the influential encyclical Humanae Vitae (On Human Life), which reaffirmed the Vatican's opposition to birth control.
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I am grateful for his insight on the value of human life and for his generous spirit and big heart.
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Known as "The General," he was described as having an "absolute disregard for human life," by the National Crime Agency.
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Whipping around the planet at high speeds, tiny bits of space junk pose a hazard to equipment and human life.
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I also think capitalism has been very successful at presenting human life as an individual pursuit, but that's a lie.
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Human life is far more complicated than that, and we're all dependent on other people in ways we rarely appreciate.
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A third simply says "Muggle" across two socks, for when you're feeling like repping your boring, non-magical human life.
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We need to take action soon — very soon — if we're going to preserve the Earth's capacity to support human life.
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Terrorist attacks are always regarded as unconscionable violations of human life, but they seem especially heinous when children are involved.
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It now represents the oldest known site of human life in the southeastern United States, dating back approximately 2550,500 years.
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Costs to health and human life are often ignored when considering the cost-benefits of different regulations, according to Nolen.
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With their projections of flooding severity, the researchers were able to quantify possible losses of both property and human life.
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For example, metformin, a popular diabetes drug, is at present being tested to see if it also extends human life.
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They play a little game of "who's more callous about human life," recapping the evil that went down in Africa.
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And even within the tech community, views vary on how long human life should be extended, and at what cost.
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I believe all human life should be protected by our law, irrespective of the circumstances or condition of that life.
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For this, he was accused of "extreme indifference to the value of human life," according to documents obtained by Motherboard.
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In these drone images, it seems every building, every street, every car is shattered, nothing left to support human life.
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The problem with too many rules is that human life with all its interactions is too unpredictable to be programmed.
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By shutting out so much of the range of human life, hero movies are making superhumans considerably less than human.
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"Only about 12 families started all human life in North and South America across the Bering Strait," he points out.
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It is on a mission synergistic to ours, which is to enhance the quality of human life through internet services.
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As conservatives, we pride ourselves on limiting government, using our tax dollars efficiently, and protecting the sanctity of human life.
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We firmly believe in protecting the paramount value of human life and promoting fairness, justice and transparency from law enforcement.
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Several mining executives say that stricter oversight must be accompanied by cultural change in the industry to protect human life.
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Their industry, on which they happily enrich themselves, is built largely on violent, graphic depictions of destruction of human life.
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While Islam is meant to be a complete program for human life, interpretation is key when it comes to practices.
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Towards the end of the graphic novel, Dr. Manhattan says, "I think perhaps I'll create some," referring to human life.
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To safeguard human life requires moving beyond the blue planet, in Musk's view, because earth is likely to become uninhabitable.
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No single film, beyond scattered obsessives, provides the wallpaper of a human life in the way that a statue can.
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The world is facing serious climate change and other severe issues affecting our habitat, influencing both animal and human life.
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There are huge amounts of human life and experience that are never touched on because they are not obviously visual.
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The idea of a meritocracy is a pleasant abstraction, but does it actually square with the reality of human life?
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" But a disaster affects everyone, and peels us away from "mundane matters" to the "very issue of human life itself.
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We believe in learning from history and science: It's time to listen to experts about how to preserve human life.
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First came Dexter, the 7-year-old golden retriever trained to sniff out human life, whom rescuers hope will bark.
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"From conception to natural death, every single human life deserves to be protected by law," she said in a statement.
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Time — and specifically the relative lack of it in any human life — is the only villain in this dreamy movie.
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"Humans evolved under the sun, and radiant energy is the primary source of nourishment for human life," Mr. Kaufman said.
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Here's the stark truth of it: "There is no constant value for a human life," Slovic told me last year.
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"Between this and Trisis, we now have two data points showing a pretty significant disregard for human life," Caltagirone says.
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Its original aim, and still its core purpose, he said, was "to help and rescue human life in the sea."
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The document also said AI tools should work fairly, transparently, reliably, and with respect for human life and the environment.
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When these two unique, unrepeatable gifts of human life were wasted, a part of each of us was also diminished.
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Furthermore, it provides a clear picture of the level of utter disregard ISIS militants hold for human life and dignity.
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Abortion is not health care, and taxpayers should never be forced to be complicit in the destruction of human life.
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Conner's and Brinley's deaths have made authorities "appreciate the quality of life and the value of human life," Adams said.
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But we only have one home, one place in the universe that can sustain human life, and it's the Earth.
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Saipov is also charged with violence and destruction of a motor vehicle with willful disregard for human life, Kim said.
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They circulated material on "when human life begins," whether abortions are ever medically necessary and when fetal life becomes viable.
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The man who operates it for public dissemination then, must have a deep sense of respect for all human life.
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The man who operates it for public dissemination then, must have a deep sense of respect for all human life.
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Why waste the potential of any human life if we have a chance, small or large, to turn it around?
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The question, then, is how far away from this technology are we, and what are the implications for human life?
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To me, the abortion argument is about an ethical line we draw in pregnancy between pre-human and human life.
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It's paradoxical to love environments that would rather destroy human life, but "it puts us in our place," he admits.
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Even the vast majority of Steinberger's long shots exclude human life, framing these tents as isolated and intentionally avoided places.
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Connecting the humanities — especially the arts — with current scientific research relating to ecology and non-human life is direly needed.
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And that is such a wonderfully reassuring answer, particularly if it applies in other areas of modern human life as well.
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I think that we're still learning how to deal with it in our human life so that it doesn't consume us.
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The "wanton murder" charge does not imply an intent to kill but an extreme recklessness showing no concern for human life.
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It's not a disease recognized by the FDA, and testing drugs for human life extension would be costly and time-consuming.
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The code of conduct will include a categorical ban on NGOs entering Libyan waters unless human life is clearly in danger.
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"All human beings are intrinsically valuable", he wrote, "and the intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong".
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War can pick up the dull, lousy clay of your little human life, and refashion you into a hero or martyr.
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In 1907, the average human life expectancy was 46 years; in 25.5, it rose to 265; in 2127, it reached 2000.
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In 1907, the average human life expectancy was 46 years; in 1957, it rose to 66; in 2007, it reached 1003.
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" Some were convinced that "Clinton will demolish America as we know it, and every human life will be under government control.
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Given that the gorilla's death largely overshadowed the conversation about actual human life, backlash to the backlash was swift to follow.
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Last October America's vice-president, Mike Pence, called this "an Orwellian system premised on controlling virtually every facet of human life".
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Eventually, though, she wanted to address the area of robotics she thinks has the greatest potential impact on everyday human life.
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They have desensitized people to the value of human life, to the dignity of women, to the dignity of human decency.
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In the meantime, a debate over the future of self-driving cars begins in earnest, and another human life remains lost.
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Microbes are suspected of playing a role in many aspects of human life, ranging from beneficial immune support to debilitating diseases.
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" The national conversation turned to Alabama this week, where Governor Kay Ivey signed into law the "Alabama Human Life Protection Act.
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Whereas Misato's position, which at this point is kind of similar to to Yui's, is that all human life is valuable.
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"This has resulted in heavy losses to human life in these Arab countries, in Europe and throughout the world," it said.
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Those who exist already have needs and wants, and protecting and providing for them is motivated by respect for human life.
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On Wednesday, his team said the new Trump administration would "protect innocent human life from conception to natural death," without elaborating.
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And let those in the communities concerned about human life such as Black Lives Matter and the church, ask important questions.
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Popular Cartoon Network show We Bare Bears is the story of three bears living a modern human life in San Francisco.
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Doran is the rare Westerosi leader who values human life, and encourages the people in his family to do the same.
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The writers insist that the word-counts are not about placing a numerical value on the worth of a human life.
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Most of the reduction came from pulling out human life support needs, such as food and water, and reducing oxygen requirements.
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If this situation continues unabated it will cause extreme harm to future generations and eventually a gratuitous loss of human life.
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That translates to over 330,000 total deaths – 47% of the worldwide loss of human life due to climate-related food scarcity.
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The global challenges we face today represent a significant threat to our values, institutions and to human life throughout the world.
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Hellman's death resulted in part from her husband's "gross negligence, amounting to wanton and reckless disregard for human life," prosecutors said.
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He also praised her "defense of human life, those unborn and those abandoned and discarded," emphasizing her relentless petitioning against abortion.
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Before Zhu and his team's discovery, the earliest concrete signs of human life outside the African continent were in Dmanisi, Georgia.
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The next two characteristics, however, fall outside of protected free speech because they include racial slurs and threats to human life.
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Barr erased those boundaries on Thursday, making every American citizen an equal participant in the government's premeditated taking of human life.
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Forging credible theories on the limits of human life demands solid data around mortality at extreme ages, according to the study.
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Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin said guns were not a problem but that games desensitized players to the value of human life.
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The federal government's report was unambiguous in its warnings on the threats climate change poses to the Earth and human life.
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" She points out that semen and ova have the potential to become human life, yet "we do not mourn every ejaculation.
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For all its pregnancies, KUWTK never really tries to sell you on the idea of Motherhood: The Splendor of Human Life.
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The radical moral implications of luck in human life The Asia Argento allegations reveal our damaging misconceptions about sexual assault survivors
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Although it was launched a year ago, it continues to be used in the fight to save and improve human life.
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The majority of smog's affect on human life expectancy comes from smog generated from fossil fuel plants in China and India.
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Tax rates go up and down, regulations come and go, but every abortion is a unique human life snuffed out forever.
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Humans face critical problems that have never arisen before in their history, problems of survival of organized human life on earth.
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She ranged more widely in "Science and Poetry" (2001), in which she considered the place of the imagination in human life.
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Based on a poem by Mikhail Lermontov, the opera may seem like a familiar tale of supernatural intervention in human life.
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The United States Forest Service bans its use within 300 feet of a waterway unless human life or property is threatened.
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No, declared the pope; state-sanctioned killing is always an unjustifiable attack on the dignity of human life, it's always wrong.
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Abortion opponents think abortion is wrong because it ends a human life, and thus shouldn't be legally allowed or morally tolerated.
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You call yourself a "techno-optimist" despite writing two books about all the ways in which human life can be annihilated.
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Fisher, in other words, has spent a lot of time thinking about the role of sex and love in human life.
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Some experts have also expressed concern that opening veins into magma pockets could be unstable, or even dangerous to human life.
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Constance Johnson, an Oklahoma Democrat, introduced a handwritten amendment to a failed bill that defined human life as beginning at conception.
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"It's an interesting feature of human life that one shrinks and expands according to whom one is talking to," Eisenberg said.
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"We only have one home, one place in the universe that can sustain human life, and it's the Earth," Thompson wrote.
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The Genesis text grants the difficulties of human life and at the same time evokes an essential dignity, beauty and autonomy.
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It is Dexter, who is trained to sniff out human life, not Luna, who is trained to sniff out human remains.
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Having studied this topic myself throughout much of my career, I am convinced that bad jobs are shortening human life expectancy.
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There aren't a whole lot of gamebooks that even attempt to represent the ups and downs of an average human life.
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Under Republican rule it seems that profound cruelty and disregard for the value of human life is the new American way.
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The state Legislature called them a "clear and present terrorist threat" to not only human life, but also vehicles and infrastructure.
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"The disregard for human life and inability to emotionally handle conflict last night is past feeling," police Chief Bryan Roach said.
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"I agree 100 percent with the work of the NGOs, even if their work saves only one human life," Cartosio said.
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More critically, the state did not meet its responsibility to act with respect and dignity in the treatment of human life.
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" He called the 220-week ban the "best, most legally sound and sustainable approach to protecting the sanctity of human life.
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His proposal fell flat, largely because the notion of gambling on human life rubbed religious-minded French parliamentarians the wrong way.
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Then, prankster-turned-vlogger Logan Paul showed a blatant disregard for human life in an infamous incursion into Japan's Aokigahara forest.
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This is how we discovered the Higgs boson and increased the human life span by 30 years in the last century.
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Racializing crime perpetuates a stereotype that people in "these" communities are naturally violent, uncivilized and have no regard for human life.
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A sakura is the human life condensed into the period of a week: a birth, a wild, brief glory, a death.
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We fight horrific diseases like cancer, AIDS, Ebola, Zika because we know that human life is worth preserving, inherently, in itself.
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But we go on making new human life because we cannot shake the sense that the whole business is worth it.
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The first lesson he learned about human life is that it consists of brief moments of real emotion, punctuated by drudgery.
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"It's human life versus animal life and I understand that, but now that the human life is at least safe, it's time to really go in and go ahead and help these guys," said Patrick McKann, who is helping Big Dog Ranch Rescue build kennels and man a makeshift veterinary center inside some damaged homes in Treasure Cay.
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MOCAM's architectural style has been conceived of as an extension of human life and pays homage to our natural instinct for exploration.
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The assumption that every human life can be reduced to an allegiance to one country is old-fashioned; it's also painfully provincial.
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Criticising Trump's stance for putting commercial deals with Riyadh ahead of justice, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said human life should take precedence.
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Pro-life advocates frequently argue that while abortion is wrong because it takes a human life, women also "deserve better" than abortion.
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Explaining his reasoning, Trump said it was not "proportionate" to respond to the downing of a US drone by taking human life.
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Music has been part of human life almost from the outset: archaeological digs have turned up flutes at least 40,000 years old.
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Although the automobile has contributed to the advancement of our society, this advancement has come at the cost of precious human life.
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It's just a natural part of the human life cycle and no one, not even famous women, should be shamed for it.
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In an age of spin he dwells on the imperfections of human life—his father's drinking, his wife's neediness, his children's tantrums.
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Alabamians support life, and that is what this legislation was originally intended to do, and that is to defend every human life.
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To defend human life, above all when it is wounded by illness, is a duty of love that God entrusts to all.
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Several documented the various stages of brain development across the human life span, including the rarely examined stage of a fetal brain.
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The idea, he says, is to create a dense, longitudinal database of human life that machine learning programs can mine for insights.
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Oneworld; 246 pages; $24.99 and £16.99A Swedish economic historian studies the many, and often surprising, ways in which human life has improved.
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"This is an expansive vocabulary to communicate how serious and strange human life is on this planet," Russell said of Erdrich's work.
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Unlike the Nereids, who only occasionally got involved with human life, the Sirens were entirely consumed with luring humans to their deaths.
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The implicit loss of human life is on a par with some Marvel movies, but without the superheroes to soften the blow.
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The two billionaire tech titans working to make interplanetary human life possible don't agree on how to make that vision a reality.
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It was now our turn to face mortality and, more than ever, to follow the question of what makes human life meaningful.
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According to a 2016 report, outbreaks of infectious diseases in the future pose a major risk to human life and world economies.
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While not cheap — the robots run anywhere from $50,000 to $100,000 — they are also obviously a minuscule cost compared to human life.
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When we think of human life-and-death matters, it is hard to interject machines and algorithms—indeed, it is not enough.
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Overusing antibiotics in animals can lead to antibiotic-resistant bacteria that pose risks to human life, according to the World Health Organization.
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"Shooting someone point blank when he's on the ground is utter disregard for human life," Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm argued.
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Jihadists will kill with boxcutters, pressure cookers, knives, guns, cars, airplanes — with anything they can possibly use to end a human life.
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In order to hang onto an opportunity to end being single, I'll cave and bring an actual human life into the world.
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No matter how you look at it, the cost of human life would be unimaginable if a second Korean war broke out.
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And to allow these machines that can so easily snuff out human life flood the country with hardly any hindrance is ludicrous.
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Human life is comprised of about 30 of the 118 elements on the periodic table, but your iPhone needs 75 of them.
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That human life, itself — celebrating it, and creating it — is one of the most important things in building a long-term society.
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" Questions currently being analyzed for the process include whether visitors support honor killings and whether they regard the "sanctity of human life.
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Doctor Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) and Christine Palmer (Rachel McAdams), the surgeon who becomes Strange's anchor to reality and his human life.
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Scientists predict that combining the powerful emerging discoveries of today will take medical science, and human life, to an entirely new plateau.
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Sex with aliens is a massive genre, falling under "exophilia," meaning the desire to have intimate relations with non-human life forms.
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The land of the free, the home of the brave, where a barrel of oil is worth more than a human life.
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If the average human life were to span 100 healthy years, then society, the economy, and the environment would be drastically transformed.
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It was the only nonarbitrary way to begin a description of human life, because we are our bodies, productive and need-ridden.
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What else would you expect from a series about the few survivors of a virus that annihilated the rest of human life?
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As easy as it might be to lampoon Fisher, it's unlikely he believed human life could be reduced to a dollar amount.
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He thought constantly about "the revolving galaxies, the endless space," a scale of consideration that made human life seem puny by comparison.
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What these recent adaption failures prove is that adaptation alone is insufficient to prevent severe economic damage and loss of human life.
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" He added, "This policy, to me, is all about the sanctity of human life — both officer and the subjects they're dealing with.
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While climate scientists don't anticipate any location will become fully uninhabitable, they worry that some areas will struggle to support human life.
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He helped children and the adults watching his show navigate the traumas of human life and experience gratitude for life's everyday blessings.
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Buchmann has spent his career studying how animals interact with flora; now, he reflects on the plants' potent influence on human life.
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It's the latest volley in a long-running debate among scientists about whether there's a natural barrier to the human life span.
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Nonetheless, I dare to hope that, despite everything, human life and its richness of cultures will survive, even on a ravaged earth.
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On this planet or wherever there is human life, perhaps out amongst the stars, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
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The costs to human life, continuity of government and protection of our most vulnerable private-sector businesses demand that we act now.
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Dayrit: A part of me feels the Berg/One Esk's inclination toward song is a residual trait from a previous human life.
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Landslides pose not only an immediate risk to human life, but a prolonged risk to water if contaminated soil reaches surface water.
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Instead, these flags are for a dark, befouled planet devoid of human life; we are only felt through the filth we've created.
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Communion Los Angeles reminds us that geography, too, has an active role in human life, though its easy to dismiss as background.
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What is the essence of human life but continuously striving to become the best version of yourself, ultimately achieving your full potential?
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Your purpose is to gather data on golems' progress reclaiming the earth, to see if it is yet suitable for human life.
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When the vessels of human life start asking whether they can indeed carry out their biological function, then we enter dangerous territory.
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Therefore, at times, preservation of human life and human rights is far more significant than continuity of even essential practices of devotion.
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If you're right that we can't contain our own stupidity, how should we think about the role of reason in human life?
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However, progress in this enterprise holds out the possibility of gradually throwing light on some of the darkest areas of human life.
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In that, it has something in common with today's tech dystopia as it attempts to capture more and more of human life.
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"Human life is sacred and inviolable and the use of prenatal diagnosis for selective purposes should be discouraged with strength," Francis said.
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To the factions in "Henry VI," no assault on human life is too barbaric if it will feed their craving for dominance.
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That and an utter disregard for the sanctity of human life are all that are needed to wreak havoc on the innocent.
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It's no contradiction to say that we're extending human life and there are threats: threats of climate change, threats of authoritarian politicians.
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"They care little for human life and will do anything they can to make a dollar," he said of the boat operators.
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Flashbacks of these scenes, along with Christian's season 1 murder, prove Patty didn't feel anguish every time she took a human life.
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I notified Congress that I would veto any legislation that weakens pro-life policies or that encourages the destruction of human life.
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We don't like to admit that health systems place a price on human life, and that there are prices we won't pay.
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The people involved in this incident showed reckless disregard to human life, and we are fortunate no one was injured or killed.
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In a statement, Mr. Meta vowed that rescuers would "save every human life under the rubble of buildings" and help the injured.
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"We condemn aggression and looting, and any action that risks human life and public and private property," it said in a statement.
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"Among the most dramatic effects on human life come from vaccination and we just have to keep reminding people," Gawande told CNBC.
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Whatever the causes, though, we must seek to heal our society and promote a culture that values human life above all else.
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And that is what we want to see — an increase in the value of the marginal, vulnerable human life on the planet.
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Prudence is the virtue of the statesman who is properly ordered to what is good in human life and in his polity.
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"As we have been saying for almost five years now, the preservation of human life is our utmost priority everywhere," he said.
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"This shocking death toll displays the Iranian authorities&apos shameful disregard for human life," Philip Luther, Amnesty International Middle East researcher, said.
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"We want to protect all human life: the immigrant, our grandmothers who are dying, people who are starving," he told The Atlantic.
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We are not gaining any victories, because there is more concern about [big money in politics] than there is for human life.
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Just like human life is a personal experience, so is the experience that one has when they truly invest themselves in chanting.
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In 2016, comics came back to Earth to feel out human life, illness, and mortality (examples include Reborn, The Beauty, and more).
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Two new genetic analyses help explain the unexpected roles Neanderthals play in modern human life — influencing everything from hair color to mental health.
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You want your children to live in a world that supports wild elephants, giraffes, rhinos, bees, pangolins ... and, of course, human life, too.
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With a large number of eggs available through IVG, the process might exacerbate concerns about the devaluation of human life, the authors say.
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In his 2006 book, "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia," Gorsuch argues against those practices and emphasizes the "inviolability" of human life.
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But there is still a cost that comes with Alternative Facts—and at its greatest that cost can be paid in human life.
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"The survival of this Longobard male testifies to community care, family compassion and a high value given to human life," conclude the researchers.
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"The defendant is a domestic terrorist, bent on committing acts dangerous to human life that are intended to affect governmental conduct," prosecutors said.
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Over all, there is no situation in which I could condone the ending of any human life, whether inside or outside the womb.
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We know the dignity of every human life and we know the potential of every child, no matter how long that life lives.
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But I can see that maybe human life will change so radically in the future that all of this will come to pass.
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"The quality of human life in a particular incarnation will depend upon the quality of one's accumulated past karma or actions," Padmanabhan explains.
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Gay sex is common in depictions of human life, from different eras, in stories, plays, drawings, and pottery—and all over the world.
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" After recounting the toll in money and human life the US' counterterror efforts, Stein said: "What do we have to show for this?
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On top of the heavy loss of human life, the attacks could cause serious damage to Sri Lanka's economy, which depends on tourism.
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The charge, characterized by a callous and wanton disregard for human life, will be "extremely hard to prove" for the prosecution, says Jaros.
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It's about the 1986 nuclear disaster that has left a chunk of Ukraine unsafe for human life due to high levels of radioactivity.
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What can we expect of those institutions entrusted to guard us, when the enemy has no moral compass, no respect of human life?
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I see it all the time in the Daily Mail—the degradation of every sort of human life, paraded in the national newspapers.
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But how can a game comment on the value of human life when it treats every person as target waiting to be shot?
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Goldberg's work looks at the beauty and complexity of human life, the way it persists despite pervasive forms of social and spiritual poverty.
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"This should not be linked to trade, or other policy-related matters, because there's nothing more important than a human life," he said.
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Trump needs to be reminded by faith leaders that every single human life matters — not just the ones on a political promise list.
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The term is borrowed from science fiction, and means transforming the make-up of a planet to make it habitable for human life.
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"Our party after scrutinizing the events is confirming that no human life was lost in the conflict," the spokeswoman said in a statement.
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Paul is perhaps best known for his controversial encyclical Humane Vitae (On Human Life), which included the Church's ban on artificial birth control.
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The travesty of the revolving door undermines the sanctity of human life, makes the public less safe, and rips communities and families apart.
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His vision is to shift energy-intensive, heavy industry into orbit and preserve Earth for human life, while Musk wants to colonize Mars.
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In a society that increasingly devalues human life, we must continue to unapologetically advance laws that will protect those who cannot protect themselves.
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And we want him to have a long human life because you don't believe that there's an upper limit of 105 or 110?
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"All human life is laid bare within these walls," Toyn tells me, sitting at a huge mahogany table outside one of the courtrooms.
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If enough people recorded enough of their lives, the combined information would amount to "the ontology of a human life," Gage told me.
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I felt that I would be able to justify the weight gain during pregnancy due to having a human life growing inside me.
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New Year's Eve Human life is terribly short, so on this day we celebrate staving off death for another revolution around the sun.
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Before we pit economic growth against human life, in other words, we need to be sure whether that's truly the choice we're facing.
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A human life is necessarily an act of self-creation, and if it's a good life, it's also one of constant self-improvement.
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Graphic Review An illustrated response to an anthropologist's urgent, vividly drawn inquiry into the havoc wreaked on human life by America's immigration policy.
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Instead, Lincoln's focus on the impossibility of capturing the human life lost moves us toward deeper mourning and lasting respect for those lives.
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It becomes irrational when we do so in the name of preserving human life when in reality we are doing just the opposite.
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"The department must, as well, continue many other operations necessary for the safety of human life or the protection of property," he wrote.
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The coronavirus is not an actual war, but it does threaten modern society and human life in ways that nothing has in decades.
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Although disregard for human life is common in India, the images of dead children from the Gorakhpur hospital were followed by intense criticism.
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The choice of Mr. Handke implies a concept of literature safe from the infelicities of history and actualities of human life and death.
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As Mr. Brennan-Kuss told me, taking the time "could maybe save a baby kangaroo, and maybe save a human life as well."
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In parts of South Asia, the Arabian Peninsula and the Horn of Africa, intense heat and humidity will be incompatible with human life.
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It's also a cautionary tale to everyone today about how nationalism and racial supremacy lead us down the path of devaluing human life.
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In his spare time, he meets with experts, reads books voraciously and speaks about the future of human life, technology and the environment.
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He confines most signs of civilization to the distance, usually limiting human life in the foreground to solitary travelers moving along stony roads.
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Such lawlessness, such shameless contempt for human life, is abhorrent to a free society, a rejection of the values on which freedom stands.
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In episode eight, Doctor Manhattan explains how he turned Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, into a utopia habitable enough to sustain human life.
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"The defendant is a domestic terrorist, bent on committing acts dangerous to human life that are intended to affect governmental conduct," prosecutors wrote.
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The post-scene debriefing unfolded as normal, including the ever-present question about how I'd shown "reverence for human life" during the scene.
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This natural awe at the emergence and power of new human life is inseparable from a reverence toward the mothers who bear it.
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A major retrospective of the French artist's work at the Centre Pompidou-Metz highlights how he anticipated the accelerating mechanization of human life.
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But the point is that no matter what you think about technology and its impact on human life, there's no denying its importance.
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With a nod to his advisor, John Finnis, one of the world's foremost natural lawyers, Mr Gorsuch built an argument against assisted suicide and euthanasia on a premise that may hint at his position on abortion rights as well: since "human life is fundamentally and inherently valuable", he wrote, the "intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong".
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Scott Lloyd still said abortion is not in her best interest because it's the 'destruction of human life,' which is not a scientific fact.
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In the same breath (or tweet), they evoked issues of parental responsibility, of intent, of race and of the very value of human life.
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The medals are the nation's highest honor for law enforcement and recognize exceptional courage to save human life in the face of personal risk.
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Wouldn't you be curious about the genitalia that convinced Sally Hawkins to give up human life and dive into the ocean and grow gills?
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The small percentage who remain - most deemed essential to "prevent imminent threats to human life or the protection of property" - are working without pay.
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Those ambitions, coupled with a fatalistic world view that places little value on human life or individual rights makes Putin a very dangerous man.
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I think black metal gave people that are racist a forum to spread their bullshit, as it was in vogue to hate human life.
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It also asks whether attacks on energy infrastructure that pose a threat to human life fall within the department's understanding of domestic terrorism law.
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"We are heartsick that anyone would act with such disregard for human life," he said, lamenting that nothing could bring back the lives lost.
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Santiago's interpretation of the film inspired Allen to make a new one illustrating all the stages of human life in her own unique style.
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Childhood is a precious time in human life, so it can be jarring to see kids working in fields or blindly supporting violent dictators.
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Since taking office, Trump has taken many steps to ensure our tax dollars are not used to subsidize the taking of innocent human life.
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On issues affecting free enterprise, the sanctity of human life, and federal power, sweeping new liberal rulings could reshape law and precedent across America.
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"The North China Plain ... faces the greatest risks to human life from rising temperatures of any location on Earth," MIT said in a statement.
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Human life is a long series of disappointments, but at least we have photos of dogs dressed in cute costumes to ease the pain.
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An artificial organism with internal organs working in concert to create a convincing mimicry of human life is leagues beyond where we are now.
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It provides a sense that human life might survive but also that other intelligent life, with its own aims and dreams, will take over.
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That's not to say that Vizio will be an all-powerful monopoly with a reach that approaches the entirety of human life on Earth.
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All civilized nations must join together to protect human life and the sacred right of our citizens to live in safety and in peace.
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Medicine brought us the knowledge of germs, which led to improved sanitation and the discovery of antibiotics, extending the human life expectancy by decades.
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Time is of the essence, given the rise in Alzheimer's cases and the associated costs, measured in both loss of human life and dollars.
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But Insoo and his co-authors say the primitive streak is one of many possible limits, not a "bright line" where human life begins.
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In an effort to secure law and order, we have lost sight of justice based on the God-given value of each human life.
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Unlike Musk, who wants to colonize Mars, Bezos' vision is to shift energy-intensive, heavy industry into orbit and preserve Earth for human life.
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We're not at the danger-to-human-life-and-limb stage with this USB-C problem, but nevertheless, we need a similar solution now.
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This is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life and decent people of all religions who seek to protect it.
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Related: Wild House Parties Get Reimagined as Boisterous Paintings Soft Mirror Sculptures Expose Human Life 'b 4' LifeGreetings from a Cyber Pastel Dream World
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Considering the plethora of injustices and difficulties in our country today, the disregard for human life seems to be at an all-time high.
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Was Jay Z involved at all or did Beyoncé just close her eyes, concentrate really hard, and then generate human life on her own?
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The recently released Prey takes the open-world approach to a space station overrun by an invasive species that mimics everything, including human life.
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This argues that under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), Itu Aba is a rock that cannot sustain human life.
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The ACA is too market-dependent—too willing to put a market value on human life—to give everyone the health care they need.
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Among the many costs of these hurricanes, including the tragic loss of human life, was a devastation of the island's infrastructure and natural wonders.
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Although our tech is often labeled as 'smart,' we still treat these objects as, well, things that are separate and distinct from human life.
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In his 2011 book, The Better Angels of Our Nature, he proposed that by one crucial measure, human life was improving across the world.
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IPBES is the 'IPCC for biodiversity,' a scientific assessment of the status of non-human life that makes up the Earth's life support system.
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Waxing philosophic, he posited that moral reality was subject to self-definition and, thus, abortion was different than the taking of other human life.
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"Watson showed an utter disregard for human life when he fired multiple shots without provocation at an on-duty FBI Special Agent," Donoghue said.
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According to Schmidhuber, about 95 percent of all AI research is about enhancing the human life by making humans live longer, healthier and happier.
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Under "Medicare for all," gynecologists or nurses who refused to perform an abortion — to end a human life — would have their employment agreements revoked.
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Space is a dangerous and unfriendly place not suited for human life, yet astronauts are sent up to the International Space Station every year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Human life can be hilariously funny, despite, or perhaps especially because of, all the tragedies that befall us.
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That sprawl of sky over a small island speck on the black ocean suggests, like few other experiences, the nanosecond that is human life.
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" In it, he argued that "all human beings are intrinsically valuable and the intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong.
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If we want to improve health care across the human spectrum, we need to start at the same place human life does: with women.
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Many here credit that speedy mobilization for so far preventing the loss of human life and protecting all but a few houses from burning.
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The nineteenth century dreamed of an Arctic that was warm, accessible, and domesticated, but found a remote and frozen region indifferent to human life.
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Related: Simple Wire Drawings Show the Fragility of Human Life Nature Gets Surreal in Ellen Jewett's Fantastic Sculptures Tangled Wires Create Truly Lifelike Sculptures
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First, that our planet was the only one in our solar system with an environment capable of supporting human life and, therefore, extraordinarily unique.
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It isn't necessary to think of these tendencies as being part of a sinful nature to understand that they are endemic to human life.
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My Thanksgiving Being a father makes me re-evaluate everything, makes me wonder how I am shaping, deliberately and accidentally, a young human life.
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I know it may seem odd on its face, but actively observing in real-time the reiteration of a human life is, frankly, beautiful.
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This is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life, and decent people of all religions who seek to protect it.
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It hews more closely to the absurdist tradition, which uses incongruity and exaggeration to suggest some midnight-dark truths about human life and endeavor.
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As such, genetic modification could further prolong human life by eliminating harmful diseases, like Dr. He's effort to eliminate H.I.V. from the twin girls.
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"Based on the videos, it looks like the officers violated basic safety principles and made no real efforts to preserve human life," she said.
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There is also a growing sense in finance circles that the projected loss in economic growth is outweighing the projected loss in human life.
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WASHINGTON — When writing environmental rules, one of the most important calculations involves weighing the financial costs against any gains in human life and health.
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In this sense, the situation at the border has reached a point of crisis — not one of criminality but of disregard for human life.
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We have already blown through our planetary boundaries, he explains, and "progress" does not offer a path to making human life on Earth sustainable.
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The regime's continued disrespect for human life poses an imminent threat to international peace and security through its role in the ongoing refugee crisis.
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" Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales added that "countries like Guatemala have taken the worst part by bearing the unfair burden of loss of human life.
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In violating those rights with callous disregard for human life, the Nicaraguan president and his wife have proved that they are unfit to govern.
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In a time of enormous, heightened anger and clashing, I am someone who once believed in violence and now believes in respecting human life.
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"You can wait for that terrible thing that has a terrible impact on human life to happen in New York City," Mr. Miller said.
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Now every American who believes that all human life is a gift and a blessing worth protecting must be bold in speaking the truth.
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On the poster, Stranger Things' demogorgon opens its mouth as wide as a killer shark, and we know what both are after — human life.
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When I am pregnant, I'm the custodian of another human life, just as I am when I take that baby home from the hospital.
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As Ms. Niebsch noted to several visitors on a recent Sunday, it is a spot that shows just how worthless human life can become.
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"In my view, when we have those fights over what's valuable about human life, there's no way they're going to be resolved," he said.
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The malware, planted by a mysterious hacker group known as Xenotime, could have easily been the first cyberattack to have cost a human life.
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Yet she's also a terrifying person, callous with human life and willing to murder, because she believes her worst sins will eventually be undone.
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And both the would-be engineers and the Sangerian feminists often opposed abortion, preferring eugenic means that did not require killing nascent human life.
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One of its most exciting, taboo, and controversial applications is tweaking the genes of eggs, sperm, or early embryos to alter a human life.
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" He tells her he wants to write "plays about human life — great tragic plays where the protagonist gets crushed because of some fatal weakness.
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Tomashi Jackson and Adriana Varejão explore color as both an essential component of human life and a potential indicator of a person's social value.
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Might we suggest a snowball fight, building an igloo, or just staying in bed until the Earth is a temperature more hospitable to human life?
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"These criminal organizations are comprised of extremely callous individuals who disregard human life and make large profits on treating humans as a commodity," Folden said.
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"There is no constant value for a human life," University of Oregon psychologist Paul Slovic, the leading expert on psychic numbing, said in an interview.
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"This is a crucial moment in the history of science: a new technology offers the potential to rewrite the script of human life," they wrote.
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With these works, Rodriguez offers a kind of 21st-century directory of racial and economic idiosyncrasies, human life braced by screens, buttressed by brand signifiers.
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"The problem of pollinator decline is real and it is right now," said Kerr, likening pollinators' unnoticed importance for human life to that of oxygen.
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Nearly 803 years ago James Fries at Stanford University School of Medicine put a ceiling of 85 years on the average potential human life span.
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He puts the results of discounting in evocative terms: given a 5% rate of discount, one human life today is worth 132 a century hence.
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Military operations, intelligence gathering, and other missions "necessary for the safety of human life or the protection of property" will continue, according to the Pentagon.
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They are good recommendations, but I'm just– we don't have a model for understanding what is the meaning of human life in such a situation?
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Besides ushering a human life into the world last summer, my wife and I managed to put enough money away to buy our first house.
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But we can figure out our history by tracking the big breakthroughs that changed human life, like the ability to control fire or plants seeds.
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The new normal was building upon the tragedy of 9/11 with a series of actions that further devalued human life at home and abroad.
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Normally, this wouldn't be a problem, as most fields have walls or ads or pads up to prevent any damage to materials or human life.
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In Morris's constructed world, this hierarchy is dismantled, and it's up to you to decide if human life is denigrated or elevated in the process.
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You can't elevate the idea that a ball of cells lacking any cognition is somehow an individual and distinct human life to a scientific absolute.
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"The right to a climate system capable of sustaining human life is fundamental to a free and ordered society," wrote Aiken in her groundbreaking ruling.
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She visualizes a merger of historical and contemporary experiences of color perception, and she considers their effects on human life in public space in America.
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After surviving a spaceship crash, the preteen Robinson and his robot BFF are stranded on a strange, primitive planet, looking for signs of human life.
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Individuals and companies who could experiment and freely compete with each other found new ways to serve the needs of others and revolutionized human life.
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The small percentage of who remain - most deemed essential to "prevent imminent threats to human life or the protection of property" - are working without pay.
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Ramirez Jonas's nimble curation explores the overlaps between the loss of art historical objects and the loss of human life, without collapsing or trivializing them.
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"I think if I was to ever find someone who was deeply disturbed and had no empathy for human life, I'd be terrified," she says.
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It garnered no significant intelligence and had a terrible cost in human life: American soldier William "Ryan" Owens and at least 14 civilians were killed.
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A.P.: A crime against humanity is an action that causes severe and unnecessary human suffering, and environmental destruction unquestionably degrades the quality of human life.
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However, the immediacy of the impact of war upon human life is unparalleled, and for no group is this truer than it is for veterans.
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Would American values, displayed vividly through the use of our soft power, have helped defeat extremism without the huge expenditure of treasure and human life?
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He clearly values his personal relationship with the Saudis and how America can benefit from arms deals with them much more than human life. 2.
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" "A great many women have suffered because of the tragedy of abortion," Cruz said, adding that people should be "celebrating and protecting all human life.
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Nor should they flinch at another off-putting, but essential, step in the war against poverty and disease: putting a dollar value on human life.
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The intractability of this issue reflects the fact that, as a matter of biology, the development of human life is rarely characterized by clear lines.
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Theater presents a laboratory for human life that obliges me think about my own — my marriage, my family, my ways of moving through the world.
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For example, agencies attach dollar values to outcomes that are hard to monetize, such as the expectation that a rule will save a human life.
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Officer Goodson faces seven charges, including second-degree "depraved heart" murder — meaning murder born of willful disregard for human life — and three counts of manslaughter.
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There are easy steps to improve the ocean health, which includes marine life and human life too Looking to be a part of the solution?
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From a medieval perspective, without a soul there was no human life, and souls weren't understood to develop until sometime between four and 17 weeks.
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It describes an in-between moment in the arc of a human life, before adolescence ends and we're expected to transform into a whole person.
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The current record for the longest human life span was set 21 years ago, when Jeanne Calment, a Frenchwoman, died at the age of 122.
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"Let's call it as it is: The prospect of machines with the discretion and power to take human life is morally repugnant," Mr. Guterres said.
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Lacking any trace of human life, they don't evoke the reality of nuclear testing and war so much as a science-fiction fantasy of it.
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At the heart of the debate about when to lift the lockdown is a grim calculation: Can we put a price tag on human life?
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At the heart of the debate about when to lift the lockdown is a grim calculation: Can we put a price tag on human life?
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Ways of being that meet the demands of human life as we live it here and now may not serve our distant descendants so well.
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It was 22060; the digital world was becoming enmeshed with the physical world, accessible in a place where the environment could hardly sustain human life.
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In addition to its severe cost to human life, the novel coronavirus has wreaked havoc on a number of industries including airlines, cruises, and conferences.
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"Promoting the dignity of human life from conception to natural death is one of the very top priorities of President Trump's administration," reads the statement.
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His flippancy over the fate of the Kurds in northern Syria has been criminal in its disregard for human life, America's friends and American interests.
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If so, they'll see that the pro-life movement has made remarkable progress to reorient hearts and minds to respect human life, born and unborn.
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Trump issued a harsh warning in his speech, saying North Korea threatens an "unthinkable loss of human life" by pursuing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
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Instead, we categorize things in terms of a more basic, undifferentiated notion of normality, which blends together these two importantly different facets of human life.
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However, Mr. Pruitt said that he would not revisit a landmark 2009 E.P.A. finding that carbon dioxide emissions endanger human life by warming the planet.
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But for crumb-size acorn ants in Cleveland, a single human life span may have been enough for them to become adapted to city living.
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After all, the exhibition title references philosopher Giorgio Agamben's term for the state of human life in which individuals are perpetually subjected to outside control.
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Yet the situations in which we have to choose between animal life and human life are rare, and minimizing suffering for animals is often easy.
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This is about the loss of human life and a President too obsessed with his own image and his own political considerations to understand that.
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Mary Alice Carter, executive director of Equity Forward, a US-based reproductive health care watchdog, said there is hypocrisy in how Human Life International operates.
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An international anti-abortion lobbying effort Human Life International is not the only US anti-abortion organization operating abroad to finance activism on the ground.
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And with that comes the humbling realization that the history of human life is not isolated, but rather a history of our interaction with microorganisms.
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"The commonwealth would welcome any proposal to protect human life first and foremost," he said, suggesting culling or other measures as the state saw fit.
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David Brooks This year we've been so besieged by Donald Trump's shriveled nature that we sometimes forget what full and courageous human life looks like.
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The small percentage of who remain - most deemed essential to "prevent imminent threats to human life or the protection of property" - are working without pay.
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I would put it a little more sociologically and say that the use of violence is a constant in human life — it's always a possibility.
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The storm's toll on property and human life cannot be fully understood yet, nor can its long-lasting impact on the city's economic and cultural life.
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He made the case for government policies to protect human life and he strongly defended the boys in blue, an increasingly prominent rallying cry for Republicans.
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I know it's just an award but I guess I'm in this career, not for awards, but because the treatment of human life matters to me.
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In the past 200 years, overall human life expectancy has doubled, spurred more by declining infant deaths and improved public health infrastructure than better-managed aging.
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"Western thought has done a good job of thinking about production as the center of human life," she writes in an essay for the same book.
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The sound grew louder and louder as the ship approached Governors Island, where specks of human life donned in red could be seen from a distance.
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"Technology is solely meant to make human life better and what better (use) than ... for the security of women," said the statement, released late on Monday.
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The cross between the spiritual and the scientific seen in Time and Cosmos reflects an ancient belief in how the heavens influenced human life on Earth.
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The mission's destination would be Alpha Centauri, a nearby star system where astronomers say there may be an Earth-like planet that can support human life.
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"These acts of mass murder are yet another example of Daesh's contempt for human life," said State Department spokesman John Kirby, using another term for ISIS.
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Artists and curators, at least, are shown to be aware of the ongoing destruction of the natural world and the threat it poses to human life.
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It's a beautiful, flowing graph of the many paths a human life can take as the number of people to potentially share it with slowly dwindles.
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Even if no signs of life are found, though, the rover will still help to understand whether and how future human life can develop on Mars.
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The CNN Freedom Project amplifies the voices of the victims of modern-day slavery, and helps unravel the tangle of criminal enterprises trading in human life.
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If speed changed the game of human life, then what do war and its entailing speed do to us specifically, the ones who care about games?
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"If we are successful, this will be right up there with reading glasses and birth control in terms of the impact on human life," said David.
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Prosecutors said Bradley knew he was transporting human cargo from the border city of Laredo to San Antonio and acted with careless indifference to human life.
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Athersys is an international biotechnology company engaged in the discovery and development of therapeutic product candidates designed to extend and enhance the quality of human life.
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Turns out our shiny satellite's surface has hydroxyl molecules—OH, made up of hydrogen and oxygen, the building blocks for the liquid vital for human life.
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For just under a week, the algorithm allowed the little bot to roam the desert freely, avoiding obstacles, and most importantly, any signs of human life.
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While much of the Australian outback might not be good for hosting (human) life, it could be a great place to dump the world's nuclear waste.
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The president wasn't talking about the dead coming back to destroy human life, though, but rather the potential consequences of a U.S. trade war with China.
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This week, his forces once again gassed their own people to death, including women and children, demonstrating Assad's complete disregard for the sanctity of human life.
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Zoonotic diseases like the Black Death—that is, infectious viruses, bacteria, parasites, and fungi transmitted from animals to people—are as old as human life itself.
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Elephants can easily snuff out a human life with a single trunk swipe or foot stomp and kill about as many Americans as big cats do.
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"As a Catholic, I believe in the dignity of all human life, and I'm not okay with the way that we treat the poor," she said.
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Human Life International Ireland, like the WCF, boasts consultative status at the United Nations, where it says on its website that it lobbies against abortion rights.
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Siren is the mysterious organization in charge of colonizing the planet, which they say is the only terrain discovered thus far that can sustain human life.
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The disappearance of human life barely registers in the idyllic seascapes and playgrounds of Northern Ireland, making the ghostly presence of death all the more threatening.
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A police chief from Florida who attended the briefing commented that American police are "missing the boat" in terms of "the respect for human life, altogether".
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How have practitioners of the world's most popular religion answered the moral dilemmas posed by devices that could bring all human life to a horrific end?
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"The court observes that there is evidence that the NAM is culpable of...damaging buildings with threat to human life," the court said in Thursday's ruling.
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Human life, he reasons, is equally valuable, no matter where its bearer breathes and toils, and the United States should therefore set the NCV at zero.
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I stopped attending several years ago however, when it became more about propping up right-wing ideology and less about protecting human life at all stages.
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Send a man to Mars, he finds and farms a new kind of fish, a space fish, that sustains him beyond the regular human life span.
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American ideals emphasize the value of every human life, especially the lives of children, and the capacity in each of us to seek forgiveness and redemption.
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Finally, while a correlation was found to exist between the mutation and human life expectancy, the exact reason for the increased mortality rate is not known.
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