"Zinke is one the most ethically challenged members of the Cabinet and maybe one of the most ethically challenged secretaries of the Interior we've had in living memory," Rep.
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It was my most ethically compromising moment as a journalist.
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Attacking the airfield is the most ethically defensible thing to do.
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" Even the most ethically bankrupt politician can spout drivel about "draining the swamp.
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Here's a primer on how it's made, and how to choose the best and most ethically produced.
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"Scott Pruitt is the poster boy for the most ethically corrupt and compromised administration of our lifetimes," says Democrat Rep.
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Pruitt was one of the most ethically clueless public officials I've come across in 30 years of writing about American politics.
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Chocolate: Here's everything you ever wanted to know about chocolate, including how to choose the best and most ethically produced bar.
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That sentiment was echoed by Dr. Brusatte, who said the situation in Myanmar is the most ethically confounding one he's faced in his career.
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The most ethically troubling aspect of Japan's rent-a-family industry is not that paid actors provide companionship and affection normally given by family members for free.
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That means both the offending officials and the party will be forever tarred by their association with one of the most ethically challenged administrations in modern history.
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If you're not on the rose quartz bandwagon yet but would like to be, finding where to get the best (and most ethically sourced) stones can be overwhelming.
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A spokesman for Starbucks said the company had zero-tolerance policies for human rights infractions and was dedicated to bringing customers coffee "sourced in the most ethically way possible".
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Just this weekend, President Trump invited Duterte to the White House, setting off alarm bells for exhausted watchdogs who can barely keep up with the most ethically dubious administration in decades.
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As a fan of Breaking Bad, she was an early and eager viewer of Better Call Saul, the spin-off origin story for New Mexico's most ethically-challenged fictional defense lawyer.
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What I find most ethically troubling about Mr. Allen's work at present is the extent to which I and so many of my colleagues have ignored or minimized its uglier aspects.
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Kenney arrived in Washington Thursday to hold court with Trump administration officials, American lawmakers and governors, making a pitch for Alberta's oil as the most ethically produced fossil fuel in the world.
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"If you tell people right after they voted that this is going to be the most ethically challenged president and administration in modern history, they won't believe you," said one Democratic aide.
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" The thing that he finds "most ethically troubling about Mr. Allen's work at present is the extent to which [Scott] and so many of my colleagues have ignored or minimized its uglier aspects.
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Now Mr McEwan has turned his hand to one of the most ethically contentious subjects of the day: the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and a potentially uneasy co-existence of real and synthetic humans.
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In one of the strangest and most ethically challenging standoffs in sports history, Bosh and the Heat are locked in a dispute over whether he should be deemed medically fit to play after dealing with serious health problems.
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Committee Democrats plan to put a spotlight on one cabinet member who has largely, though not completely, avoided the spotlight: The Republican majority has ignored the fact that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is the most ethically challenged member of the Trump administration — they haven't held any oversight hearings on his tenure, which has featured more than a dozen formal investigations by the DOI inspector general, the Office of Special Counsel and other watchdog agencies.
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Jamie RaskinJamin (Jamie) Ben RaskinHouse panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Pelosi, allies seek to keep gun debate focused on McConnell Pelosi backers feel vindicated after tumultuous stretch MORE (D-Md.) hit Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE on Thursday, calling him the "poster boy for the most ethically corrupt" administration as Pruitt faces a slew of scandals.
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What is most ethically appropriate when considering biosafety measures? How can accidental introduction of synthetic life in the natural environment be avoided? Much ethical consideration and critical thought has been given to these questions. Biosafety not only refers to biological containment; it also refers to strides taken to protect the public from potentially hazardous biological agents.
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Another type of life support that presents ethical arguments is the placement of a feeding tube. Decisions about hydration and nutrition are generally the most ethically challenging when it comes to end-of-life care. In 1990, the US Supreme Court ruled that artificial nutrition and hydration are not different from other life-supporting treatments. Because of this, artificial nutrition and hydration can be refused by a patient or their family.
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The Bestival is often referred to as a "mini-Glastonbury" with regards to the excellent atmosphere the festival generates. Bestival 2006 had a distinct sense of environmental and social consciousness. Indeed, the Bestival is one of the most ethically aware of the UK popular music festivals. This is reflected in the eclectic crowd it attracts and the vast array of fancy dress displayed at the 2006 event, including a Jimi Hendrix complete with guitar and amplifier, as well as a Viking Longboat with crew.
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Nor is it a matter of cooperative technological research. Instead, they seem to have latched on to the Coalition as the most ethically "advanced" society of humanity, and therefore most worthy of assisting by sharing technology. They cannot just give out the technology immediately, however, instead sharing it in small portions here and there, and in exchange for seemingly strange and unimportant things. Particularly, they have been researching human biology and have been pestering men and women of the Coalition military about their ethics and the application of their skills and knowledge.
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Almost half of those surveyed in Britain, France and Spain held similar beliefs. About a third of respondents told researchers they would pay higher prices for ethical brands though the perception of various companies' ethical or unethical status varied considerably from country to country. The most ethically perceived brands were The Co-op (in the UK), Coca- Cola (in the US), Danone (in France), Adidas (in Germany) and Nestlé (in Spain). Coca-Cola, Danone, Adidas and Nestlé did not appear anywhere in the UK's list of 15 most ethical companies.
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The first race to create wathans were adept tool users, but lacked individual sapience. Self-awareness increased their capabilities by an order of magnitude, and as the creators of wathan technology, they were able to "catch" wathans released by their own deaths, resurrecting themselves until individual resurrections became impossible. As this happened only to the wisest and most ethically advanced wathans, the people supposed a process of "passing on", comparable to the Indian religious concept of Moksha. With this in mind, they traveled the universe, placing wathan generators on worlds that could host wathans, thereby creating other sentient species.
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The Ekur was seen as a place of judgement and the place from which Enlil's divine laws are issued. The ethics and moral values of the site are extolled in myths, which Samuel Noah Kramer suggested would have made it the most ethically-oriented in the entire ancient Near East. Its rituals are also described as: "banquets and feasts are celebrated from sunrise to sunset" with "festivals, overflowing with milk and cream, are alluring of plan and full of rejoicing". The priests of the Ekur festivities are described with en being the high priest, lagar as his associate, mues the leader of incantations and prayers, and guda the priest responsible for decoration.
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Another method worth mentioning, which has become increasingly common in recent years, is to transfer the original colour print to a high resolution digital format and manipulate the image in the digital domain before reconstituting it back on film. Without a doubt this method offers the widest freedom in terms of restoration, since many things are possible with digital that would not be possible by traditional photochemical means. It is also, however, the most ethically questionable, since it involves the transfer to a different medium, which comes with its own unique properties and limitations, losing many of the inherent, film-like properties of the original along the way. It is also the least archivally sound, since the longevity of digital media formats has not yet been determined.
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Line for a supermarket in Denver On April 1, Guidelines for patient prioritizing are made, with 3,342 cases, and 620 people hospitalized with COVID-19, Doctors could be forced to decide which patients to treat. About the new guideline, Dr. Matthew Wynia, director of the Center for Bioethics and Humanities at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus said, "This is statewide guidance on how to do triage in the most ethically defensible way," Projections that Colorado will hit its peak of COVID-19 cases on April 17, at which time there could be a shortage of nearly 2,000 hospital beds and nearly 500 intensive care unit beds even with the present preventive measures being taken, there are new efforts that could close that gap. On April 3, Governor Jared Polis asked Coloradans to wear non-medical, cloth face masks when going out. On April 5, Colorado officials set guidelines for deciding who gets care in case of coronavirus surge.
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