The female-female reproduction produced healthy pups, but male-male reproduction resulted in offspring with a range of health issues.
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People wanting to control reproduction tend to be racists and want to restrict reproduction for any group they regard as inferior.
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Ms. Simmons also perceived that the house — "it had reproduction antiques and reproduction wallpaper" — was stultifying, especially for the woman who was charged with maintaining it.
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But mechanical — and digital — reproduction has changed things.
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While other studies have analyzed the effects of microgravity on bird, sea urchin, and even fish reproduction, information on how mammalian reproduction, including human fertility, might respond to spaceflight is scarce.
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What's most proximate to that reality right now is the direct control of women's bodies and their reproduction, because if you don't control your reproduction, you don't control anything else about your life.
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We can separate sex from reproduction for the first time.
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ANTAGONISM is built into the nature of sexual reproduction itself.
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They are sharp and sibilant with virtually zero bass reproduction.
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Those conversations don't have to just be limited to reproduction.
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You can't spot it in a reproduction because it's tiny.
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They have less energy left for growth, reproduction and survival.
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Animals with delayed reproduction tend to live longer, Vijg explained.
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Viewing angles are solid, and color reproduction is really crisp.
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The display is average in its brightness and color reproduction.
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Human reproduction plays out in the body of a woman.
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All yeasts engage in asexual reproduction most of the time.
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Entanglement also exacerbates the right whale's already slow reproduction rate.
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Consider, for a moment, the subject of human biological reproduction.
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To recreate it you have to go into artificial reproduction.
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Ocean plastic pollution chokes turtles and interferes with their reproduction.
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"There was one lesson on reproduction in humans," Claire remembers.
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If you multiply them together, you get the reproduction number.
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Also, sexual reproduction introduces new genetic variation within a species.
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He became well known in the field of assisted reproduction.
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The stones I saw are a reproduction of the original.
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Plants are masters at manipulating animals into assisting their reproduction.
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And that reproduction can only happen by destroying other lives.
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People are often disconcerted and disgusted by changes in human reproduction.
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A perfect reproduction of a Super Nintendo controller, with modern upgrades.
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Those changes have made to the above quote and below reproduction.
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Intromission, the meeting of penis and vagina, is crucial to reproduction.
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Exhibit A: Filter FeedingExhibit B: Reproduction Via BuddingExhibit C: Regeneration pic.twitter.
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The effect is uncanny, and no reproduction can do it justice.
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A place where women are subjugated and used only for reproduction.
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Reproduction and survival of the sexiest is what it is about.
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Laboratory animal studies have shown effects on the liver and reproduction.
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And you can get a reproduction ... on Etsy, of all places.
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The kitchen has been updated with a large reproduction gas stove.
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BenQ also claims the TK800 has improved color accuracy and reproduction.
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The function of so much domestic architecture is towards biological reproduction.
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The basic reproduction number for H.I.V. is between 2 and 5.
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They also make a toilet, a reproduction of a 1920s design.
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The museum hired a textile reproduction artist to fashion the dress.
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There, robots are carving the reproduction from blocks of Egyptian marble.
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It seems like that's probably not a wise method of reproduction.
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It stands for Movement, Respiration, Sensitivity, Growth, Reproduction, Excretion, and Nutrition.
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It's crisp and clear, with deep blacks and excellent color reproduction.
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Search and reproduction costs price many average citizens out of responses.
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A reproduction Civil War rifle alone can cost more than $1,000.
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The only hope we have is to lower the reproduction number.
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A reproduction Civil War rifle alone can cost more than $259,203.
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Only 7 percent have been tested for their effect on reproduction.
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Like other organisms, humans are in the survival and reproduction game.
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As humans, this is how we tend to think of reproduction.
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But there are many other bizarre ways reproduction can take place.
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And they sounded perfectly fine, with balanced and clean sound reproduction.
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The animals' low numbers render their reproduction critical for their survival.
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Some are horrified at the prospect of people "playing God" with reproduction.
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Every economics course ought to start not with production but with reproduction.
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But the program's most innovative achievement isn't its reproduction of monarchal pomp.
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The group documented their findings in the journal Reproduction in Domestic Animals.
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It was a reproduction of the prop handcrafted by a master swordsmith.
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Biologically, my body may have been primed for reproduction but I wasn't.
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The specifics of dog reproduction make them particularly difficult animals to clone.
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But science is also moving forward rapidly in new means of reproduction.
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In the octopus world, the act of reproduction is fraught with risk.
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Colors are vivid, with sharp contrast, deep blacks, and accurate color reproduction.
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Positive values mean an association with successful reproduction; negative ones the opposite.
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Beyond Sonos, Ikea has taken a strong interest in sound reproduction recently.
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Men may also have, evolutionarily speaking, genetically prioritized reproduction over life span.
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Now Mr. Xi has inspired a new test of party loyalty — reproduction.
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Ahead, check out a selection of In The Age Of Mechanical Reproduction.
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Obviously rats only care about reproduction, swans are exclusive—those make sense.
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So she's working on telling her story about choices, reproduction and motherhood.
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Common love is the more concrete, concerned with daily practicalities, like reproduction.
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The building is meant to be a supersized reproduction of the biblical
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A crew working on a reproduction of Michelangelo's David in Carrara, Italy.
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A study published in Nature last year found sulfoxaflor inhibited bumblebee reproduction.
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Nearby, a small reproduction of Liu's photograph serves as a reference point.
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Benjamin argued that this process of reproduction inevitably diminishes the artwork's presence.
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The effective reproduction number isn't set in stone — it's vulnerable to interventions.
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Reproduction Victorian wallpaper is another period feature of their historic restoration project.
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Scientists endlessly debate what makes for a good reproduction of a result.
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Thanks to a new reproduction of the only full draft of MRS.
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It is a reproduction of the original desk and is equally impressive.
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"That's a reproduction too, to save you from asking," Mr. Brown said.
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Yet the assumptions in Imperial's model – the reproduction rate, fatality rate, etc.
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It is a reproduction of an oil portrait, not of a photograph.
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The reproduction of artwork can be a violation of the owner's copyright.
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The TV's HDR and color reproduction rival LCD TVs that cost more.
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And those who are pro-choice typically embrace this autonomy in reproduction.
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Only women's reproduction is discussed as a pure moral issue for them.
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"Reproduction may be the most important function of any species," says Levine.
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Also on sale, reproduction cards of her work to send to friends.
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In doing so, Defendant violated Plaintiff's exclusive rights of reproduction and distribution.
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They also spied irregularities in the printing that could suggest photomechanical reproduction.
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Latina women's reproduction is repeatedly portrayed as a threat to the nation.
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The first 100 attendees will also receive a reproduction of Hippie Dick!
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Because it's an UltraSharp, the Dell has excellent color reproduction and viewing angles.
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Nobody has previously demonstrated successful sexual reproduction for offspring produced through facultative parthenogenesis.
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And the idea of entirely artificial, womb-free reproduction is still science fiction.
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Evolution has produced all manner of surprising interactions that enable reproduction in nature.
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They have incredibly high resolutions, near-perfect color reproduction, and get blindingly bright.
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That should mean smoother video playback, more accurate color reproduction, and cleaner audio.
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Normally genes have a 50:50 chance of being passed on during reproduction.
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A 53 regulation in China prohibits gene editing of human embryos for reproduction.
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"Most of the clades on our own planet use asexual reproduction," Gatti noted.
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This is another element that Audio-Technica says builds toward cleaner sound reproduction.
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The man, a future historian, enters a virtual reproduction of 20th century life.
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In Africa, the worms are spreading rapidly thanks to speedy migration and reproduction.
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An indoor reproduction of a Victorian main street leads into a maritime museum.
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With asexual reproduction, conversely, there's no need for men to tire themselves out.
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Reproduction or retransmission in whole or in part is prohibited except by permission.
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The sex ed piece was focused on how reproduction works, without much detail.
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Jackets with scarecrow shoulders were worn over trousers tight enough to inhibit reproduction.
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Did you know that light pollution is interrupting the rhythm of coral reproduction?
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This ultimately limits the amount of nutrients available to fuel growth and reproduction.
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The sanctuary now has natural [reproduction], but before I [bred them in captivity].
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Of course, such faithful reproduction has inherent risks, which he doesn't entirely escape.
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They obliterate categories of sex as it relates to its base purpose, reproduction.
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Beginning in the 19733s, doctors sought to gain control of the reproduction business.
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Like Warhol, I use silk-screen, a technology made for seriality and reproduction.
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Animals tend to evolve specific adaptations that optimize their survival and (ultimately) reproduction.
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But reproduction isn't just about surviving and staying healthy long enough to mate.
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Humans need numerous essential nutrients (vitamins and minerals) for growth, maintenance and reproduction.
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You can stream music wirelessly throughout your home with highly accurate audio reproduction.
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It had long been assumed that the hormone's role was limited to reproduction.
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Scientists suspect that increasing dry spells could be interrupting their delicate reproduction cycles.
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Geneticists frequently do this to take advantage of E. coli's rapid rate of reproduction.
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Nothing so excites the forces of reaction and revolution like changes in human reproduction.
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And it must have the craziest sexual reproduction strategy in the entire plant world.
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Both problems, however, are being solved, for reasons having nothing to do with reproduction.
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Will legislatures try, for the first time in America, to regulate assisted reproduction choices?
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"The warmer it is, the faster they can complete their reproduction cycle," he said.
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Among population geneticists, sexual reproduction is notoriously difficult to justify as an evolutionary strategy.
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For women, however, there is no clear tie between orgasm and reproduction, Frederick said.
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Male snakes are so focused on reproduction, they don't eat during the mating season.
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The agency's solution was to use live actors in a reproduction of Delos, Inc.
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The Elite Pros provide a clean and coherent reproduction of music, games, and movies.
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But then, back to dumbfounded: Can the principles of reproduction be this unapologetically simple?
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In her classes, she said, most conversations about reproduction were held using plant biology.
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Reality is somewhere in-between and I'm disappointed neither nails life-like color reproduction.
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It's a perfectly average 16:23 LCD screen, with adequate brightness and color reproduction.
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At some point, perhaps, they might all be digitized — how's that for mechanical reproduction?
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A place where a class of women are subjugated and used only for reproduction.
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Samsung says the QLEDs are brighter with better color reproduction compared to regular OLEDs.
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Besides, Ardern has more important things to deal with than answering questions about reproduction.
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These are primary rewards; they correspond to things necessary for survival and-or reproduction.
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About 50 vertebrates are known to use asexual reproduction including fish, amphibians and reptiles.
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Abortion is one of the decisions to be made along the continuum of reproduction.
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Robots do not do it: The machines are steely and very uninterested in reproduction.
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The Netherlands's laws on reproduction and reproductive health are among the world's most liberal.
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But VR demands that spatial audio recording and reproduction techniques move ahead of visuals.
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Another, more speculative idea is to use genetic manipulation to interfere with predators' reproduction.
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They tumble about the craggy landscape in tangled knots with a singular focus: reproduction.
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Olds railing against Youths, and vice versa, is a tale as old as reproduction.
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In an experiment, castrated males did survive -- but that doesn't do much for reproduction.
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All participants completed standardized questionnaires on health, education, employment, social integration, sexuality and reproduction.
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Octavia Butler, Lidia Yuknavitch, Walter Tevis, and Frank Herbert's Dune Trilogy are about reproduction.
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It's mere "globalization," the reproduction of what someone far away has decided is worthwhile.
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The new permanence that reproduction gives us is the hope contained in Benjamin's dirge.
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"He decided that anything to do with sex or reproduction was obscene," Wagner said.
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Beneath a veneer of classlessness, the American class reproduction machine operates with ruthless efficiency.
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Then there is the regret, even torment, over that most intimate of issues: reproduction.
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Light pollution is also a scourge for nocturnal animals, interfering with reproduction and migration.
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If Thiel and others actually succeeded in achieving superlong lives, then reproduction would end.
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Cartoon art drawn for reproduction doesn't gain much from being hung on a wall.
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It also gives female hyenas control over reproduction because mating is so logistically difficult.
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Denmark has one of the highest rates of assisted reproduction technology in the world.
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Peel back one layer of reproduction and we find copies all the way down.
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Go deeper: Earth faces mass extinctions High-tech reproduction methods could save endangered rhino
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Causes of a seemingly low reproduction rate will be hard to confirm, he added.
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The teacher posted a reproduction of one work by the artist above the blackboard.
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Reproduction is a very complex process with an astounding number of factors at play.
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The G24 Plus's back camera has better color reproduction, low-light performance and faster autofocusing.
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This chamber, equipped with 36 DSLR cameras, produces an unforgivingly exact reproduction of one's head.
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The pixelated reproduction of the needlepoint image gains authority in its size, but loses clarity.
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Color reproduction, accuracy, and lifelikeness was stellar with 4K shows from Amazon Prime and Netflix.
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If it was merely about reproduction, you wouldn't need these elaborate repertoires and mating dances.
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He took in a brief performance from "Hamlet" and toured the reproduction 17th century stage.
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We are defending something and this game is a kind of reproduction—defeating an enemy.
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It's a place where a class of women are subjugated and used only for reproduction.
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In the aftermath, citizens have been herded into urban centers, where reproduction is tightly controlled.
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After all, who wouldn't want a dazzling tablet display with correct and complete color reproduction?
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The reproduction required 5,000 hours of work and included the reconstitution of 140 stained glasses.
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The Clear live up to their name with an exceptionally taut and precise sound reproduction.
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Resistance training has also been associated with improved markers of male reproduction and pregnancy rates.
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Exact reproduction, which he had never done, was surely the most slavish tutelage of all.
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And of course, this is just one study whose evidence would be bolstered by reproduction.
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Color was also great, as was detail reproduction, despite challenging lighting in the demo area.
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This process could even apply to conservation efforts and the assisted reproduction of endangered species.
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Even those who are strongly focused on posthumous reproduction may eventually move forward without it.
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These numbers can be monitored to assess levels of reproduction within a population over time.
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There is no way that a reproduction of these works could convey their compacted materiality.
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Other control methods being tested include a vaccine and genetic modifications to block mosquito reproduction.
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That's because of three things: awesome color reproduction, clarity and a max 21 nit brightness.
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Basically, soldiers in combat experience something that's a pretty close reproduction of our evolutionary past.
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If successful, this would be the first time scientists carry out artificial reproduction in rhinos.
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In October, China ended its infamous one-child policy, opening the floodgates of civilian reproduction.
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This volume is a reproduction from Yale University Press, and includes additional essays and material.
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Increased use of assisted reproduction, which leads to more multiple births, also is a factor.
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Unfortunately, the results tended to be exaggerated in terms of color reproduction with this mode.
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Learning that drives urges like love and reproduction is quite different from learning dry facts.
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More than five million babies have been born worldwide through I.V.F. and other assisted reproduction.
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Company reps told me this database is the "foundation for making authentic food reproduction" possible.
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What's more, in many of those species, females use a radically different kind of reproduction.
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A reproduction of an 18503s flush toilet will be installed in the guest suite bathroom.
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DDT is known to adversely affect human health, including the liver, nervous system and reproduction.
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ROBIN FLEISCHNER, NEW YORK The writer is a lawyer specializing in adoption and assisted reproduction.
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The image resolution still appears to be inadequate to create a sufficiently high-resolution reproduction.
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These places have space for reproduction and development, prey and humans who may tolerate them.
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The Chinese government has a long history of using technology to control and manipulate reproduction.
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This process gave us a highly detailed digital reproduction of their faces for each take.
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It's everything you ever wanted to know about rhino reproduction but were afraid to ask.
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Our TVS have respected the creator's intent and strived for accurate reproduction for many years.
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To do that, they use the basic reproduction number, called the "R naught," or R8753.
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""The devil is trying to destroy the foundation of marriage — cut off the reproduction process.
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Sperm would be cryopreserved following collection and thawed when chosen for reproduction, the authors said.
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"In Denmark, 8 percent of all children are now born after assisted reproduction," he said.
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Still, how soon I.V.G. might become a reality in human reproduction is open to debate.
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Epidemiologists call it the "basic reproduction number," and it indicates how contagious a virus is.
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When the outbreak is winding down, Meyers said, the basic reproduction will be below one.
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Here he teaches Theo what to look for, and feel for, to recognize a reproduction.
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To do that, they use the basic reproduction number, called the "R naught," or R0.
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Evolutionary biologists have long included microbes and parasites in how they think about sexual reproduction.
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However, mutations may result in the unrestrained growth and reproduction of cells, leading to cancer.
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We import automobile steel stampings from Taiwan and assemble reproduction car bodies for classic cars.
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Among the common options are donating the pre-embryo to research, destroying the pre-embryo, making the pre-embryo available to the male partner to use for reproduction with another woman, making the pre-embryo available to the female partner for reproduction, or indefinite freezing.
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He did add that unusually dry weather, which slows mosquito reproduction, might have played a role.
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Cogs in a behavioral/social system that evolved over time to optimally promote survival and reproduction?
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Starting in the next few decades, these new methods of reproduction will give people new choices.
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The areas you'll see the biggest differences are color reproduction, low-light performance and autofocusing speed.
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But so-called "new" rights, concerning sex and reproduction, may well be struck off their list.
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Because LIF activity is controlled by p53, LIF and p53 jointly regulate the efficiency of reproduction.
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"It's the first prop reproduction you can actually update," a rep for the company told Gizmodo.
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As these displays improve and recreate more colors, they become more exact with their color reproduction.
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The idea of human reproduction in space, however, has taken on a life of its own.
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Do I need DJ headphones that expose every production flaw because they prioritize knife-like reproduction?
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Eventually, California decided that reproduction should be a state not a federal matter, and legalised cloning.
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The path you have chosen, it's true, mixes commerce and reproduction through egg donation and surrogacy.
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And while it's a great reproduction of the original, it's clear that it's just for looks.
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If reproduction were ever to cease, the last generation would get nothing out of the scheme.
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That's right: you can learn all about conjugation, declension and perhaps reproduction from scantily dressed teachers.
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B&O Play has also added a bass port for more powerful and optimal bass reproduction.
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He was flanked by men posing as soldiers, clad in reproduction chain mail and brandishing scimitars.
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At the same time, they lack clear sound reproduction due to being mounted underneath the computer.
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Over time his idea led to the development of photography as a form of infinite reproduction.
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Another time she was struck by a Jackson Pollock reproduction in a children's book called Olivia.
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What follows is a word-for-word reproduction of the extremely authentic and official Tesla document.
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The fee, based on reproduction costs set at ten cents per page, comes out to $24.
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In each cycle of "reproduction", all the laboratories in the model performed and published their experiments.
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Technically, the prohibition is against circumventing product features intended to deter unauthorized reproduction of copyrighted works.
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The next step was to determine the minimum number of genes required for life and reproduction.
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Toward the back of my little reproduction, tucked in the fizz section, is a Southside Fizz.
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In most times and places, matchmaking rituals have been designed to lead to marriage and reproduction.
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O.M.A. designs and manufactures meticulous, beautiful, and very expensive machines for the reproduction of recorded music.
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What you see on its exterior is actually a reproduction of its interior walls and ceiling.
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Among horses, assisted reproduction technologies have resulted in pregnancy 50% of the time, according to Galli.
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The eggs used for reproduction are removed from the living fish with a process called stripping.
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A variety of species of ants, wasps and bees can switch between sexual and asexual reproduction.
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Its 5.8-inch OLED True Tone screen is crisp, clear, and accurate in its color reproduction.
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While at the Plimoth Plantation, you can also walk around a reproduction of a 1600s village.
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The SEZARC staff said the public often doesn't understand how important reproduction is for most animals.
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In 2018, we are in a much more elaborate and abstracted phase of Benjamin's reproduction theory.
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Crump returned to Costa Rica the following May to continue her research on golden-toad reproduction.
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This study, in Human Reproduction, followed 78,759 premenopausal women ages 34.93 to 42 beginning in 1989.
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"I've always thought about how imaging moves through culture, especially through copying or reproduction," DiMattio says.
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By contrast, creators of videos or performances can feel their work is diminished by mass reproduction.
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In the plant world and elsewhere in nature, reproduction and gender are varied and often fluid.
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A single reproduction — the book's first plate —includes a tiny boat in the center, for scale.
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She says the fertility control treatments have slowed reproduction rates by half, and could do more.
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What would otherwise have been five decades of reproduction could be compressed into half that time.
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Improvements in photomechanical reproduction techniques have made it easier for forgers to produce deceptive fake prints.
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Improvements in photomechanical reproduction techniques have made it easier for forgers to produce deceptive fake prints.
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The wild horse challenge cannot be solved unless wild horse reproduction is managed on the range.
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Why this extra life stage after reproduction evolved was something of a mystery to evolutionary biologists.
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A committee at the conservancy is looking at various alternative reproduction techniques, including in vitro fertilization.
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At the pop-up, a reproduction couch is fixed on an angle to a partial staircase.
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The six-burner gas cooktop and electric convection oven are set in a reproduction antique stove.
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At this point, the phage injects its DNA into the bacterium, halting its normal reproduction process.
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The notion that limiting women's reproduction can cure societal ills has a long, shameful history. Drs.
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This exhibition, more than most, is designed for direct experience, not reproduction and dissemination via Instagram.
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Proponents argued that preventing the reproduction of some will help solve larger social issues like poverty.
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True utsushi simultaneously captures the essentialness and spirit of an existing work but avoids exact reproduction.
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"In a lot of these cases, these bizarre types of reproduction seem to have arisen by two closely related species hybridizing at some point in their evolutionary history and something going really, really wrong with reproduction," University of Edinburgh evolutionary biologist Laura Ross told The Scientist.
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It's bright, the 5003,160 x 1,080 resolution is crisp, and the color reproduction is still very vibrant.
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The space agency is also exceedingly tight-lipped when it comes to reproduction and sex in space.
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The headphones have a new 40mm HD driver from the company on-board for fuller sound reproduction.
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Such a development would open up a world of therapeutic possibilities, but it also will transform reproduction.
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It presents a perfect case of how a plant reacts to touch to ensure survival and reproduction.
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These PCBs concentrate in the fatty tissues of an animal and cause primary health defects in reproduction.
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On a computer monitor, the G5's color reproduction is very similar to the Galaxy S7's.
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Estimating the population size and reproduction rate of species killed on the road still remains a challenge.
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Automation means the reproduction of status quo inequities evident in the moderation guidelines published by The Guardian.
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Albinism "usually has no significant effect on the animal's activity or reproduction," according to the conservation authority.
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Lena specializes in cell reproduction, so she might be especially shocked by the HeLa cell's dark history.
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These trade-offs aren't fodder for debate over digital privacy or the abstract ethics of textual reproduction.
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"It's not uncommon to punish pregnant women for the disease of addiction and their reproduction," Terplan says.
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Because reproduction was the framework we were given, the most "essential" part of sex was male ejaculation.
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And once again the LG V30 lagged behind the rest, with rough detail reproduction and grimy colors.
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However, attitudes surrounding sex and reproduction can be unpredictable, and not everyone was convinced of its worth.
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Even preventing reproduction can be complicated, as anyone who has ever wrestled with birth control can attest.
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After filming was complete, we shipped the reproduction back to his gallery so they could destroy it.
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The important dilemma here is that this transplant has to do with reproduction, not a vital organ.
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Although domestication led sexual reproduction to decay, traits useful for life in a brewery became more common.
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Previously, Rougeux developed a digital reproduction of the 1814 Werner's Nomenclature of Colours, a pioneering color system.
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The typical story of reproduction is that males and females of an animal species do it sexually.
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The originals are in Mexico City and elsewhere, and even in reproduction their browbeating dynamic comes through.
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In our age of endless reproduction, Van Gogh's sunflowers emit a strong smell of plastic fridge magnet.
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According to the United Nations, increased temperatures can "enhance reproduction and transmission" of viruses such as Zika.
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A couple of contributors report that the reproduction is taped to the wall of their writing rooms.
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Oysters are crazy sexual creatures; they literally devote the most energy in the animal kingdom to reproduction.
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If you imagine you've got a reproduction number of two, each person's infecting two others, on average.
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In 2016, California passed a law that offers some protections to families having children through assisted reproduction.
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"I was a little surprised concerning the over-reproduction, but it's actually very interesting," Wittmann tells me.
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Any revision that specified "three contestants" is not an accurate reproduction of the original, but an embellishment.
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The 2525-inch platter has a reproduction of "Ushering in Banality," a 212 work by Mr. Koons.
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That's because this monitor covers 95% DCI-P3 and 100% sRGB for that practically impeccable color reproduction.
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Q&A The monarchs that must trek southward skip reproduction and live far longer than their forebears.
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There I found a reproduction of that first car, with the real Daimler car next to it.
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But the digital age has provided a ripe environment for the virulent reproduction and visibility of both.
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They must be judged in person; in reproduction they lose the masterly touch that is Eisenman's signature.
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A committee at the conservancy is also looking at various alternative reproduction techniques, including in vitro fertilization.
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But Atwood also foresaw problems with new forms of human reproduction that are now spreading as well.
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Scientists also think radioactive contaminants may be interfering with the reproduction of goshawks, a type of raptor.
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"Birthright: A War Story" packs a powerful message: that reproduction has become perilous for women in America.
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Built with high-end sound reproduction in mind, each earbud incorporates a specially tuned 10mm dynamic driver.
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The works were installed on top of a reproduction of Andy Warhol's rarely seen Washington Monument Wallpaper.
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The sketch I was holding, I realized, was a reproduction of a small detail from the painting.
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The company is really talking up the panel's accuracy and wide range of color reproduction, as well.
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Equally, it might indicate a severance between reproduction and sex, or a straight acceptance of gay sexuality.
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Segregation is central to the ideology of white supremacy and the reproduction of America's racial caste system.
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"Survival and reproduction are important parameters that inform us about the health of a population," Krützen said.
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The mechanisms for social reproduction — family disadvantage, ongoing risk in their neighborhoods and underperforming schools — are strong.
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The study also says that grassland feeding could potentially slow the birds' reproduction over the long term.
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But in New York, the virtuous cycle of start-up reproduction has accelerated only in recent years.
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For me, the issue centers not on the mechanics of reproduction but rather the nature of Jesus.
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Avantea Laboratories in Cremona, Italy, hosted the assisted reproduction process, with professor Cesare Galli overseeing the efforts.
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Each is based on an image (a reproduction) of one of Nasuh's miniatures, but not obviously so.
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He says he thinks a more robust marketplace — a sharing economy — for third-party reproduction is inevitable.
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Until we were able to take reproduction (temporarily) outside of the body, none of these choices existed.
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It was the digital reproduction of the printed classified ads that early internet users were used to IRL.
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They may have negative effects on reproduction, immune or nervous systems, cause cancer and lead to other problems.
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We are now on the brink of another revolution in reproduction, one that could make IVF look quaint.
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OLED screens are perceived to be superior to LCDs due to greater color reproduction and lower power consumption.
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He is the author of the recently published The End of Sex and the Future of Human Reproduction.
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These manufacturers benefit greatly from demand, while Trump benefits from their reproduction because they help foster political support.
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They are struggling with low salinity which harms shellfish reproduction, water stagnation, pollution and agro-chemical run-off.
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Phosphorus tackles a different thread in the tapestry of reproduction, testing couples for any possible signs of infertility.
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There is also the idea that male orgasm helps facilitate reproduction, as it is invariably required for ejaculation.
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With the digital reproduction, as Salazar shows, even artifacts destroyed by war can be resurrected from the ashes.
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They disrupt the reproduction of both the humans and animals, and are suspected of causing cancer in humans.
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Copyright is the traditional way that artists protect their works from unauthorized reproduction; trademark law safeguards commercial logos.
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If you had perfect reproduction from generation to generation, for example, then you wouldn't get evolution, Christakis says.
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The $30 amp had the same bass response, vocal reproduction and soundstage as the $300 Echo Link Amp.
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If you don't care about more resolution or slightly better color reproduction, then why buy a new one?
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Eating habits didn't appear to impact reproductive hormone levels, however, the researchers note in the journal Human Reproduction.
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It has to do with reproduction and the way so many people experience paintings first on a screen.
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Kaitlyn: Well, don't stop in the middle, or you'll have an incomplete understanding of the cell reproduction process.
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This would further substantiate the Gaia hypothesis' conceit of our planet as a living superorganism capable of reproduction.
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By killing adult corals, the heat waves slashed the rate of reproduction and the balance between coral species.
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"We do not know how reduced gravity and radiation will affect the process of human reproduction,"Szocik said.
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With the former, Samsung is trying to keep with other top manufacturers in offering high-dynamic range reproduction.
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At that time I knew Scully's earlier figurative works from reproduction, but hadn't seen them in the flesh.
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Shooting video in 2100K or 1080p still results in crisp, clear, and smooth footage with accurate color reproduction.
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Yet I like the Pixel 2's color reproduction (and on its OLED screen the photos should pop).
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Besides that extraordinary color reproduction—and some exceptional contrast—the iPhone 223 does a great job capturing detail.
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The screen is a 4K HDR OLED that leverages the Master Monitor color reproduction Sony developed for films.
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The Cornell Lab of Ornithology offers details about the species' reproduction rates online, the Washington Post points out.
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That may sound fast, but it's the slowest, most deliberate reproduction of the classroom experience I've ever seen.
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Among certain small marine species, microplastics have been shown to reduce growth, hinder reproduction, and shorten the lifespan.
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Sexual reproduction outside their native habitat is restricted to individuals occupying outdoor situations in tropical or subtropical climates.
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This story is part of a week-long series on reproduction, from prenatal testing to male birth control.
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This story is part of a week-long series on reproduction, from preventing premature births to childfree Reddit.
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Steinem also discussed the anthropological sources of patriarchy, which she believes stems from a desire to control reproduction.
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Despite not bending the laws of avian reproduction and vegetable cultivation, the hybrid plant is still pretty cool.
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Etsy alone hosts hundreds of other reproduction cartridges from other enthusiasts, and others pepper eBay and other sources.
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He also fears for the future of the babies, who may have their fate, and future reproduction, controlled.
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Brown introduced me to the work of many self-taught artists that I had seen only in reproduction.
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Fans can hang this studio-edition and authorized reproduction of Monica's door frame for an estimated $2,000-3,000.
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Michelle Obama, like 9 percent of women age 85033-44, utilized assisted reproduction and successfully conceived her girls.
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To what extent do you try for a faithful reproduction, which can verge on seeming nostalgic or academic?
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"In talking to a lot of veterans, they care more about reproduction and sex than urination," Caplan said.
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The ability to hear and respond to bleats could affect panda populations beyond simple reproduction, said Dr. Owen.
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The goal of DNA is self-reproduction; the sole intent of Deep Mind or Watson is to win.
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How could this behavior evolve and persist in so many lineages, even when it doesn't directly aid reproduction?
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The low gravity might affect human reproduction, similar for people living long-term on the moon and Mars.
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The collector knows exactly what it looks like, having already seen the image many times in digital reproduction.
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Atwood's books should remind us to remain attuned to potential abuses in not only politics but also reproduction.
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A study in the Journal of Travel Medicine estimated that the reproduction number was slightly higher: around 3.3.
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As with all living things, food, shelter, defense and reproduction are critical to the survival of the species.
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A 2011 study published in Human Reproduction showed that taking supplements with antioxidants can help boost male fertility.
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They're one of the most damaging insects because of their high reproduction rate and resistance to most insecticides.
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One of the more comprehensive reports I found was from the Australia and New Zealand Assisted Reproduction Database.
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For years, scientists and active people have debated whether and how exercise affects sexual desire and human reproduction.
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But some scientists are beginning to ask, At some point, will we face a crisis in human reproduction?
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But in nature, reproduction is more often a vicious power struggle between mothers and fathers with competing interests.
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"Prolonged chronic stress of any kind is bad, because it shunts resources away from reproduction," Dr. Nowacek said.
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The study, in Human Reproduction, found that 10 percent of the babies were born small for gestational age.
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"Even with the most perfect reproduction, one thing stands out: the here and now of the work of art — its unique existence in the place where it is at this moment," philosopher Water Benjamin offers in his seminal text The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (1935).
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The phenomenon occurs in sharks too, but one shark has shown a remarkable ability to switch between reproduction styles.
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I'm guessing evaluators replace the male or female in reproduction—not all the time, just enough to perpetuate themselves.
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This signaling protein is normally involved in fertility and reproduction and also stimulates the growth of embryonic stem cells.
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However, when there are no males around, asexual reproduction, despite its shortcomings, is the best option for species survival.
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Amazon MollyImage: Manfred Schartl/TAMUOne thing you might think about asexual reproduction is that it's bad for genetic fitness.
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To facilitate the comparison, a reproduction of the iconic Renaissance portrait hangs alongside Goldin's photo, creating a playful diptych.
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In a world in which reproduction has become challenging, their primary goal is to reproduce (but do so piously).
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Manby said the parks will use birth control to halt reproduction among its killer whales, also known as orcas.
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Walter Benjamin's very famous essay "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction" (1935) identifies these problems.
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The study was presented at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology's (ESHRE) annual conference in Helsinki, Finland.
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This is done by implementing localized reproduction programs and small-scale farming projects in order to protect food security.
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A gene drive is a tool that allows scientists to use genetic engineering to override natural selection during reproduction.
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The recordings were played back through a high-end speaker to ensure a faithful reproduction of the human voice.
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You can talk about the joys of reproduction without illustrating the point with a flash of your family jewels.
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Amazon's digital assistant Alexa went quiet Friday in an unintended, real world reproduction of the company's Super Bowl ad.
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Two big features: A super-bright 1000 nit display capable of HDR reproduction, and built-in smart home features.
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With the few photos I took, it seems like there has been an improvement in clarity and color reproduction.
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The painting itself was a 2006 reproduction of the iconic image, which features a girl releasing a red balloon.
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Aira claims that stories, more than artworks, occupy the increasingly dense middle distance between an artwork and its reproduction.
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Here, both artists play with theories of reproduction and authorship to question preconceived notions of queerness and Blackness, respectively.
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"With partner assisted reproduction, both members of the couple actively participate in the birth of their child," he says.
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They say the results highlight the need to perform more follow-up studies on children conceived by assisted reproduction.
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For women, the Indian Act severely undermined their roles in indigenous societies in myriad ways—often focused on reproduction.
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Devialet, as you recall is a French speaker company that has 80 patents in the realm of music reproduction.
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While the pricing isn't rock bottom you're getting a solid, good-looking speaker that has some amazing audio reproduction.
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His most recent book is Birth Rights and Wrongs: How Medicine and Technology Are Remaking Reproduction and the Law.
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Maybe it's impossible, age of mechanical reproduction and all, to really see the work of an artist like O'Keeffe.
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Preloaded software will also aid audio reproduction by automatically identifying and adjusting to orientation as well as content type.
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In this fast-paced novel, rapid and catastrophic changes to human reproduction make the survival of the race uncertain.
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The interesting part for art practice is how these passions reflected on the ambiguous connection between reproduction and original.
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There are fundamental differences to activity online: global accessibility, infinite reproduction of goods, anonymity and pseudonymity and so on.
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In ants, these insulin-like peptides regulate a lot of activities including metabolism, longevity and reproduction, Dr. Bonasio said.
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Scientists will bring us dispatches on topics ranging from the science of reproduction to the frontiers of space exploration.
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The reason that mongooses bother to switch groups, said Dr. Kern, is to get a better chance at reproduction.
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As we talk, Martens offers me a chocolate head, a reproduction of a self-portrait by a plantation worker.
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But for their successors today, the ubiquity of commercial reproduction doesn't rate as a major cultural or political concern.
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For this study, online in Human Reproduction, researchers collected semen samples from 656 men in couples seeking fertility treatment.
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INDOORS The entrance foyer has parquet floors, reproduction Victorian wallpaper and a fireplace — one of six in the house.
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If her previous research is any guide, then we may very likely use the same strategy in human reproduction.
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It's very difficult to see in a reproduction, or even in person, without the use of a magnifying glass.
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The reproduction is now in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African-American History and Culture.
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He also wants to examine other plant species to see how widespread this fire-effect on reproduction might be.
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The Ethics Committee for the American Society for Reproductive Medicine released guidance on posthumous retrieval for reproduction in 2018.
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The attacks comes as France considers legalizing assisted reproduction for gay women — a campaign promise by the centrist president.
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He used the courts to prevent generations of women from gaining access to information about reproduction and sexual health.
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Longer term the bet is that changing lifestyles will only see demand for data-fuelled technology-assisted reproduction grow.
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The court also decided, however, that a music sample that had been "modified" did not amount to a reproduction.
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There were no other statistically-meaningful increases in cancer risk for children conceived through any other assisted-reproduction techniques.
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Reproduction requires mating with a creature of the opposite sex, so why does same-sex mating happen at all?
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It's a harrowing but essential film that confronts and confounds Western ideas about agency, choice, reproduction, and bodily autonomy.
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"Unfortunately, we know very little about species biology (reproduction in only 250 species has been properly described)," he wrote.
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The work also exists in the tradition of a Duchampian altered reproduction – using humor and challenging ideas of authorship.
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The paper, which confirms the sperm declines first suggested in the 90s, was just published in Human Reproduction Update.
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It's not about The Way We Live Now, or a rich historical reproduction of The Way We Lived Then.
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From 2011 to 2014, scientists would catch and tag sharks, releasing them to monitor their feeding, migration, and reproduction.
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Her suit describes the work as a "reproduction," arguing that the restoration process effectively destroyed the work's original state.
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But the unique demography of killer whale social groups may motivate younger females to invest more competitive effort into reproduction, tipping the costs and benefits of reproduction for older females, said Darren Croft, a professor of animal behavior at the University of Exeter in England and an author of the new paper.
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A lot of them have actually served as portals to hellishly bland, flat music reproduction that let the user down.
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The textbooks cover a variety of sex and relationship issues, including reproduction, sexual abuse, gender issues, homosexuality and safer sex.
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Worse, they're keeping their mother, now the mastermind of the family, on a plank under a bed for further reproduction.
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We might carry the reproduction module, even though the sexual-attraction module is for the same sex as our own.
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With this HAL 9000 reproduction, you're paying for the cool factor of inviting a gorgeous murder bot into your home.
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Asexual reproduction in sharks happens when a polar body, or the cell adjacent to the egg fertilizes it, said Dudgeon.
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Dudgeon described asexual reproduction as a "holding-on mechanism," passed down along generations of women until male partners are available.
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And there will even be a reproduction of the Ferrari production line, creating a scene right out of its factory.
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At that resolution, and with the screen's seriously good color reproduction, pictures, movies and anything else you're viewing really pop.
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Excerpted from Babies of Technology: Assisted Reproduction and the Rights of the Child by Mary Ann Mason and Tom Ekman.
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We had a reproduction of a Modigliani, and I think that was my first real experience of loving a painting.
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Hot, humid weather, which fosters mosquito reproduction, helped Zika spread rapidly from Brazil to more than 0003 countries and territories.
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There's a reason this type of reproduction is uncommon: when you clone yourself, you reduce genetic variation — and that's risky.
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At one point, I stumbled upon a study regarding the effect of humor in reproduction rates after in vitro fertilization.
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Another group of genes that seems to be avoided by early humans, from an evolutionary standpoint, is involved in reproduction.
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If conflict between males and females is part and parcel of reproduction, some still have it much tougher than others.
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No. They loved it like a living, intelligent being that can create and destroy, that possesses the gift of reproduction.
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A full-sized reproduction on canvas will run you $300, but a smaller signed print will cost you just $50.
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The four-year old thoroughbred and Triple Crown champion has traded racing for reproduction at Coolmore Farms in Versailles, Kentucky.
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Audio reproduction is composed of treble and a hollowness that's worse when compared to the MacBook Pro 15's speakers.
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Overfishing happens when more fish are caught than the population can replace through reproduction, and it's become a serious problem.
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The reproduction of the paper trails you followed, and the notes accompanying them, form a large part of the book.
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And the iPhone X repeatedly beat out the Note 211 in this mode thanks to better detail and color reproduction.
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Some have been what legislative wonks call a "clean bill," a strict reproduction of the text from the last round.
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There's more to image quality than sheer resolution, though, and the UltraFine monitors keep up in terms of color reproduction.
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"Gonorrhoea is a very smart bug," said Teodora Wi, a human reproduction specialist at the Geneva-based U.N. health agency.
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Unlike pigs and chickens, whose reproduction is strictly controlled, beef cattle tend to procreate unsupervised, out on vast grazing ranges.
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But a recent finding showed that acidic oceans may have a more direct impact on the reproduction of sushi fish.
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Pandas have a reputation for being hopeless at reproduction (females come into heat only a couple of days a year).
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Reproduction cartridges, though, allow new life for beloved systems that have been off production lines for two decades or more.
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Still, they may be more receptive to the argument that abstaining from reproduction is the best choice from the environment.
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A booming reproduction business in Europe churned out plaster casts that people on grand tours could take home as souvenirs.
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At ground level, the original facade was removed in the 1950s, but Mr. Visser said a reproduction could be added.
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Yet there are still places — this newspaper is among them — where these pictures are still considered too transgressive for reproduction.
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Looking at Abstract Expressionist art in a shrunken and grayscale reproduction is surely not my favorite way to experience it.
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Some people would look at it and see, under the gilded balustrades and Versailles-reproduction chaise lounges, something deeply boring.
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If it all centers on controlling the means of reproduction, where does that leave trans women in the women's movement?
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It is a switch from the objectification of the reproduction on a piece of paper to a purely subjective connection.
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They're both accounts from the front lines of reproduction, a place where there is no such thing as absolute fairness.
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Mr. Jones even lovingly fabricated press coverage for Jomama, including a terrific reproduction of Jet magazine from the mid-1980s.
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When Brad looks confused, Cunanan spins again, in a monologue so wondrous it deserves reproduction: I said I'm a banker.
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Just as one cannot compare an original painting to a reproduction, one cannot compare a diamond to a manufactured replica.
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It takes two to three years for an egg to mature into an adult Puritan tiger beetle capable of reproduction.
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"Controlling your body — sexual and reproduction and free of violence — is critical to everything else," she told The Associated Press.
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In theory, just one female could have produced all the long-horned ticks spreading in the country through asexual reproduction.
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Nearby, another work was already up — a reproduction of a childlike engraving from 1793 by the English artist William Blake.
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Angry with Mr. Hans, Mr. von Bentheim said he returned a full-size color reproduction the dealer had given him.
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OLED is great for true blacks and color reproduction, but unfortunately, Dell isn't including HDR support on this Alienware display.
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Currently, the reproduction rate has been something like 219 [each infected person transmits the disease to 22.5 people on average].
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In the last decades of his life, Still refused sales, turned down exhibitions, and banned the reproduction of his works.
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A first glimpse at the new works, at least as seen in reproduction, makes them seem more direct than before.
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But that image is also a reproduction by Southworth and Hawes from an original daguerreotype that has apparently been lost.
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Not only is the size impressive, but it has amazing color reproduction, making it ideal for photo and video editing.
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It was shaped and institutionalized to facilitate the reproduction of imperial rights, already acquired through other technologies of forcible extraction.
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Jeffrey Epstein, wearing glasses to the right, seated next to Nicholas Pritzker, laughs at Martin Nowak's comment about sexual reproduction.
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Higher temperatures and humidity can stress out cows and reduce reproduction rates and milk yields if the cows eat less.
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However, this modern-day reproduction still features the steel's distinct flowing pattern and each blade is extremely sharp and strong.
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Today's domesticated chicken has a gene that controls reproduction and allows them to lay hundreds of eggs throughout the year.
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Sperm from both males was cryogenically frozen with the hope that technology would advance enough to use it in reproduction.
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It was a vastly different emotional experience than the one I have when holding a color reproduction in my hand.
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The gallery press release also states: The nearest English translation of utsushi is "copy" or "reproduction" but utsushi surpasses either.
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