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...erience is the same in all of us. This is even when the causes of the sensation are carefully controlled and monitored. A scientist might say that ... ...s mission is nigh impossible. Thus, an artist must make a decision early on in his career: Should he remain loyal and close to his emotional exper... ...t on all that we hold sacred. But consensual cannibalism is a lot trickier. Modern medicine, for instance, has blurred the already thin line betwee... ... exception of the industrialized West), need to make efficient use of rare protein-intensive resources. If cannibalism enhances the chances of surv... ... achieved by Woo Suk Hwang). Cloning is often confused with other advances in bio- medicine and bio-engineering - such as genetic selection. It can... ... to swap markets (I will give you my market share in a market which I do not really care about and you will give me your market share in a market i... ...ssume that all organisms, organizations and automata possess fatal vulnerabilities. Medicine and warfare are predicated on a similar contention. We... ...phasize the solipsism and the solitude entailed by this invention. The most labour intensive, human interaction: the authorship of a manuscript, it... ...inner dynamics of the group, the more persecutory or numerous its enemies, the more intensive the physical and emotional experiences of the individu...

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...s; very little. But if you plant an orange seed and wonder about it. If you care for the seedling, and study its growth closely and wonder about i... ...incredible range of uses we have found for its oil, its rind and its pulp: in medicine, cooking, woodwork, and nutrition and wonder about it… The w... ...ing it. Their theoretical models depended on finding it. Now scientists are carefully keeping their mouths shut about this. They found that none ... ...ney eclipses human love and people become inhuman, uncaring monsters who only care about what their money can buy and how many zeros are printed on ... ...s also why there are twelve meridians of the human body in Chinese traditional medicine. With one buffer Meridian in-between the two halved-Totaliti... ...s also why there are twelve meridians of the human body in Chinese traditional medicine. With one buffer Meridian in-between the two halved-Totaliti... ...o cut themselves off from the rest of Nature and establish settlements. Over-intensive tool-use, power, wealth, greed, authority, and irresponsibili... ...sibility created the concept of ownership… and idea of ownership created over-intensive tool-use, power, wealth, greed, authority, and irresponsibil... ...ival. The creation and accumulation of the ego… is all a product of the over-intensive use of tools over millions of years of tool-evolution… by wal...

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... life is nothing more than illusion-clad confusion. I have no idea why I do what I do, nor do I care to find out. In fact, the mere notion of askin... ... them out, and thus create my own reality. It is a precarious state of existence indeed, so I am careful to include enough demonstrable truth in my ... ...loring your world for the first time, with the usual little toddler mishaps, your mother kept a careful eye on you, intervened when she saw you head... ...FACTS are not ineludibly facets of THE SAME underlying phenomenon. In other words, that a given medicine reduces or abolishes certain symptoms does... ...ts processes and chemistry – albeit more slowly and, perhaps, more profoundly and irreversibly. Medicines – as David Kaiser reminds us in "Against B... ...reated narcissistically by their erstwhile victims. They are finally getting to taste their own medicine, the bitter harvest of their erstwhile wra... ...formist the inner dynamics of the group, the more persecutory or numerous its enemies, the more intensive the physical and emotional experiences of ... ...with husband, children, or parents – remain bafflingly obscured by the giant shadow cast by the intensive interaction with the narcissist. A suspens...

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...child's education, parent-children model, symptom-disease model, personality-medicine model in case of Homeopathy medicines, crime and punishment, ... ...ophic logic play a vital role in several of the real world problems like law, medicine, industry, finance, IT, stocks and share etc. Use of neutroso... ...ferent criteria of emigration one gets different percentages, we have to take care of all of them), the chance of being rejected is 20-25% or 30-35%... ... case when the concept of indeterminacy exists the judgment ought to be very carefully analyzed be it a civil case or a criminal case. FCMs are dep... ...hown that girl babies in India are denied the same and equal food and medical care that the boy babies receive. Girl babies die more often than boy ... ...dra students find it difficult to enter any professional course: engineering, medicine, law or architecture. At times, even if they qualify for a pr... ...were thrown open to all. ‘Samabandi Bojanam’ (Inter-dining) was popular. Such intensive social reform propaganda was carried on in Tamil Nadu by the... ...he confidence he held in me. We both worked out together and I carried on an intensive propaganda; with the result the Brahmins once again gained t... ...e agitation gained momentum. Lot of people volunteered to court imprisonment. Intensive propaganda induced the people to encourage the Vaikom agita...

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................................................................. 139 HEALTH CARE ......................................................................... ................................................................. 141 HEALTH CARE AND AGING POPULATIONS ................................................... ...?‖ 13 --―Please call me Wanda, Con. But let‘s let the waiter take care of your fire starved pallet. Yes Ray?‖ --―Con‘s just getting rea... ...t import some acupuncturists and some ginseng and junk this whole Western medicine model. 142 —―Are we ready for socialized medicine-- wit... ... the solutions?‖ HEALTH CARE AND AGING POPULATIONS —―Socialized medicine carries huge social costs. ―Health care costs, as a perce... ...ighest percentage of GDP in the world and they don‘t even have socialized medicine. If the pattern since 1960 is any indication, increases could be ... ...lop other countries‘ infrastructures? Will you allow outsourcing of labor intensive jobs? WAR OR PACIFISM ―Will your ideal so... ...rs before Charlie had the idea. But Darwin‘s ideas were based on far more intensive observation and on more critical and universal applications. Dar... ...ic disorder that is progressive and fatal. He had been on life support in intensive care for five months. The Texas legislature had passed the Texas...

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...D). Most narcissists (50-75%, according to the DSM-IV-TR) are men. We must carefully distinguish between the narcissistic traits of adolescents – n... ... intended to dismantle the very foundation of a successful relationship, a career, a project, or a friendship. Narcissists feel elated and relieved... ...issist resorts to shortcuts. These very often lead to fraud. The narcissist cares only about appearances. What matters to him are the facade of weal... ...any of them work in politics, the media, fashion, show business, the arts, medicine, or business, and serve as religious leaders. By virtue of thei... ... persecutory or numerous its enemies, competitors, or adversaries, the more intensive the physical and emotional experiences of the individuals it ... ... the inevitable confrontation, react in kind. Let him taste some of his own medicine. Dehumanization and Objectification (Abuse) People have a need...

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...He put his arm around her. “Everything’ll be okay, Lace. Really. I’ll take care of you.” “You will?” She looked into his eyes with wonder. “Yes, I wil... ...minute!” “Well, if you do not, I will get a lawyer to make you pay for the care of this child. And I’ll tell them about you at your job. I am not doin... ... job. I am not doing this all alone.” She broke down, in tears, “Don’t you care, Roger? Don’t you like me, even a bit?” She hung her head. Christ! Wha... ... “Why are you doing that?” Lacey asked. “You should be asking for the real medicine.” CHAPTER 15 90 SUSAN BRACKEN Jake just shrugged. For years, in h... ... want to be alive any more. Will you help me do that? Will you give me the medicine that will let me die painlessly – pentobarbital is it?” Murmurs sw... ...ased you like it. Wines are one of the few things I’ve studied, outside of medicine. “This one’s for special occasions.” “There you go again! Do you h... ...ie] Palliative Care in the ICU Through a Legal Lens, in Graeme Rocker ed., Intensive Care Unit: From Advancing Disease Bereavement, Oxford Specialist ...

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...o) - the seeds of discontent blossomed into the evil flowers of violence. No one cared what the local populace had to say. The Austrian brought r... ...tarization and self-government. Albanians and Serbs have more in common than they care to admit. Scattered among various political entities, both ... ...inner dynamics of the group, the more persecutory or numerous its enemies, the more intensive the physical and emotional experiences of the individu... ...esthetic of decadence and evil (though it was not perceived this way by the Nazis), carefully orchestrated, and artificial. Nazism was about reprodu... ...t ineludibly facets of the same underlying phenomenon. In other words, that a given medicine reduces or abolishes certain symptoms does not necessar... ...and chemistry - albeit more slowly and, perhaps, more profoundly and irreversibly. Medicines – as David Kaiser reminds us in "Against Biologic Psyc...

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... employment-enhancement programs and to establish job training and child care assistance. An assessment of the success or failure of this approach i... ...e provided with food rations and a modest monthly cash allowance, medical care and other necessities. The CCC employed 500,000 people at its peak – ... ...or further education, or a parental leave. This can be extended to taking care of old people (old parents or other relatives) or the terminally ill ... ...th the supply. It is made of replacement jobs, new jobs (mainly in labour intensive industries), jobs generated by foreign entities. The number of... ... squeezed by "just in time" inventory and production systems and by labor-intensive imports. An ageing population and life-prolonging medicines will... ... and by labor-intensive imports. An ageing population and life-prolonging medicines will prop up the healthcare sector. Yet, the much touted growth... ... the workforce in Britain. New, itinerant, ad-hoc, home-based, technology-intensive, brand-orientated, assignment- centered careers characterize anot...

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...fferent criteria of emigration one gets different percentages, we have to take care of all of them), the chance of being rejected is 20-25% or 30-35%... ...the limitations of practical use of the DS theory for automated reasoning. Some care must always be taken about the degree of conflict between source... ...rld and subjective world. The whole induction of such argument is based on the intensive study on Buddhism and Daoism including I-ching. In addition... ...ffect. I experienced another experiment in which four of us were pointing to a carefully set small wooden stool while rotating around it. According ... ...er the “energy” from nature, qi (there are such a kind of substance in Chinese medicine which is unseen but really affects our body), or the concent... ...essence of multiagent approach that tries to simulate a society. Based on our intensive exploration in Chinese philosophic perspective, a prototype ... ... in both time and space complexity, for it can clone all its subsystems. More intensive study is being carried out in neutrosophy. Conclusion: A...

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... year she anxiously related all her experiments and partial successes to a career. Daily, on the library steps or in the hall of the Main Building, th... ...ho were not betrothed meant to be teachers. Of these there were two sorts: care- less young women who admitted that they intended to leave the “beastl... ...d garden- walls in France, New England, Pennsylvania. She had picked it up carelessly, with a slight yawn which she patted down with her finger-tips a... ...d blouses, a pair of slippers worn through at the toes, a bottle of patent medicine, a tin cup, a paper-covered book about dreams which the news-butch... ...g- soap. Shelves of soap-cartons teething-rings, garden- seeds, and patent medicines in yellow packages-nostrums for consumption, for “women’s disease... ...ng-plows. A feed store, its windows opaque with the dust of bran, a patent medicine advertisement painted on its roof. Ye Art Shoppe, Prop. Mrs. Mary ... ...her Rita Simons was pretty as a picture, and Miss Ella Stowbody’s long and intensive study of the drama and 236 Main Street kindred arts in Eastern s...

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...t seizes with avidity upon any incidents, surprising or mysterious, in the career of those *A Modern Artist: Notes on the Work of Charles Strickland, ... ...find myself in a posi- tion to throw light on just that part of his tragic career which has remained most obscure. If they who believe in Strickland’s... ...ey . And if I may judge from the reviews, many of these books are well and carefully written; much thought has gone to their composition; to some even... ...t be- lieve that there was in that genteel Bohemia an 13 Somerset Maugham intensive culture of chastity , but I do not remem- ber so crude a promiscu... ...o him. Then he happened on a job to translate the advertisements of patent medicines which were sent broadcast to the 84 The Moon and Sixpence medica... ...of which I should never have thought him capable to induce him to take the medicines prescribed by the doctor . Nothing was too much trouble for him. ... ...adful of human afflictions. When Tane left me I told him I would send some medicine that might be of service; but my hope was small that Strickland wo...

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...the cabin. Conversation languished while they waited the issue. “An old timer; cares for his dogs and then himself,” whispered Malemute Kid to Prince,... ... day he ’d be a millionaire. But while he stayed behind at Circle City, taking care of his partner with the scurvy, what does Castrell do? Goes into M... ...ration, and as he deftly caught it, cried: “And biff! down you come. Oh, great medicine men! You go Fort Yukon, I go Arctic City, — twenty five sleep,... ...look and catch plenty soda. All the time you Fort Yukon, me Arctic City. Hi yu medicine man!” Ruth smiled so ingenuously at the fairy story, that both... ...er when we foregathered on the Tanana, four years come next ice run? I did n’t care so much for her then. It was more The White Silence 19 like she w... ...nter, the winter before the missionary came with his talk books and his box of medicines. Many a time had Koskoosh smacked his lips over the recollect... ... the Teslin Country, wise in the ways of her husband’s vernacular when it grew intensive. From the slipping of a snowshoe thong to the forefront of su...

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...surf, and I was carried to it on a boatman’s back, and then had to clamber carefully through the wires, but that is a matter of detail. This flying is... ...traditions established during the home-keeping, localised era of mankind’s career. This conflict follows as inevitably upon these new gigantic facilit... ...t gossip and the easy knowledge of exalted society—if our King does indeed care for these wider and profounder things! Suppose we have a King at last ... ...hought. And among other things I see now much better than I did why patent medicines are so popular. It is clear that as a community we are far too im... ..., in proximity to consuming markets, it may present the con- centration of intensive culture. There may be an adjacent Wild supplying wood, and perhap... ...ciently arranged and conclusions suffi- ciently simplified for application Medicine waits on organic chemistry, geology on mineralogy, and both on the... ...reat hinterland of hu- man interests which legitimately belongs to it. But medicine is not the only field to which we may rea- sonably look for a sudd...

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...ich enclosed the target area restricted the spread of the great blast; but careful examination of the effects of the explosion gave evidence of even g... ...ed gamma rays which have wave-lengths even shorter than the X-rays used in medicine. All of these radiations travel at the same speed; this, the speed... ... injury has the advantage of custom, since it is gener- ally understood in medicine to refer to X-ray effect as dis- tinguished from the effects of ac... ...ation injury closely resembled the symptons observed in patients receiving intensive roent- gen therapy, as well as those observed in experimental ani... ... of fat which we possessed during this time of war was soon used up in the care of the burns. Father Rektor who, before taking holy orders, had studie... ...re of the burns. Father Rektor who, before taking holy orders, had studied medicine, ministers to the injured, but our bandages and drugs are soon gon... ...been brought in are laid on the floor and no one can give them any further care. What could one do when all means are lacking? Under those circumstanc...

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...ater for personal use. B. speedily finished his ablutions. I was strolling carelessly and solo from the cook-wagon to- ward one of the two tents—which... ...hich is echoed by his confrères. Leaning forward Monsieur asked coldly and carefully: “What did you do in Paris?” to which I responded briefly and war... ...ign intelligence. I would probably be admonished to choose my friends more carefully next time and that would be all …. Deliberately, I framed the ans... ... in the hands of Monsieur Ree-shar (Richard), who knew probably less about medicine than any man living and was an ordinary prisoner like all of us, b... ...is own filled with primitive and 108 The Enormous Room otherwise imposing medicines; the walls of this comfortable room being beauteously adorned by ... ...iculty due to linguis- tic misunderstandings, and only after a half-hour’s intensive conversation. So far as directness, accuracy and speed are concer...

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.... Hence a special mode of social intercourse is instituted, the school, to care for such matters. This mode of association has three functions suffici... ...ssistance and at another, a regulation or ruling. But in any case, we must carefully avoid a meaning some- times read into the term “control.” It is s... ...; being of low-grade intelli- gence and perhaps defective moral sense. But careful study has made it doubtful whether their native capacities are appr... ...he has something to do which can be accomplished successfully only through intensive and extensive use of eye and hand, he naturally observes. Observa... ...ithout intelligent insight into the principles of any of them. To say that medicine was empirical meant that it was not scientific, but a mode of prac... ... Platonic teaching on the ground that moral virtue is like an art, such as medicine; the experienced practitioner is better than a man who has theoret...