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...that technological advancement is driven primarily by private industry rather than government, and information is more widely accessible than ever before through the Internet, improving technology may make weapons of mass destruction available to more than just powerful nations, Joy said...
...campus feature talk shows showcasing the confrontation between an overly horny, comparatively undersexed disgruntled housewife with a husband working for a nuclear power plant with lines such as "I fucked a dog, so what?" Thus, Lympdick stands erect in the culture of the other formal, well-rehearsed and plot driven plays this semester...
...Their resistance is driven not by politics but by economic considerations," says TIME U.N. correspondent William Dowell. "Essentially, they're less an insurgency than a bandit group. What's needed, therefore, isn't a traditional peacekeeping operation - which keeps apart the foot soldiers of two armies whose leaders have agreed to make peace - but an expeditionary force to subdue the rebels...
...real credit goes to Sarah," Montijo said. "It was her homerun that should have won the game for us. She set the tone. Anyone else who was at the plate with the bases loaded would have done the same thing and driven...
...push ahead," says TIME Washington correspondent Dick Thompson. In addition, the stakes are high: Biotech crops already account for about one half of the nation's soybeans and cotton, one third of all corn, and smaller amounts of canola, potatoes and squash. And in the wake of recent consumer-driven decisions by McDonald's and Frito-Lay to stop accepting genetically modified potatoes, there's little doubt the American anti-GM movement is gathering momentum. Industry leaders hope to stop that force in its tracks by enlisting the help of the Food and Drug Administration. "The failure of GM foods...