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Pettit raced to catch up, streaking past his defender towards the right post. Barely reaching it, he swatted the puck past Danis—that had been left hanging by Cavanagh on the far post—for the eventual game-winner...
Scadden’s suggestion that the U.S. should catch up is most troubling because stem cell research using cloned embryos, as in South Korea, relies on a process similar to human cloning. Defending cloning-based stem cell research and attempting to distinguish it from complete cloning, researchers explain that the cloned embryo is never implanted in a womb. But this is merely a procedural, technical distinction. The difference morally between cloning an embryo to be used for research and cloning it to create life is much less clear: In both cases, the researchers are cloning a person and playing...
...they thought it was a good idea and had good reasons for it, the idea could catch on,” he said...
...case involving a relatively minor offense prompted the prosecution of a bitch who needed to know her place. And when she fell, the public eagerly switched on their televisions to catch a glimpse of her tumble. Nearly 3 million viewers were watching the broadcast of her verdict last Friday afternoon...
...haven’t seen much the past couple months, and what I have seen has been Oscar catch-up. Last Monday, I went down to Kendall and saw Monster and The Fog of War back-to-back. I thought that Fog of War was a cutting stunner, right up there with The Thin Blue Line as the best Errol Morris I’ve seen. I mostly saw Monster because it was shot in my hometown—my sister thinks that the film’s skating rink is the same...