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Alex S. Jones, Director of the Shorenstein Center on the Press and Public Policy, said that the lack of other major issues—domestic or foreign??besides the war, is what caused moral issues to emerge in this election cycle...
Stem cells from IVF, however, have a genetic make-up which is different from the genetic make-up of the patient in need of cell replacement. This creates the problem of immune rejection, whereby the patient’s immune defense attacks the transplanted “foreign?? tissue...
...despite the fact that 7.1 percent of the Class of 2007 is, in fact, “foreign?? according to the admissions office—meaning that they are not from the United States or Canada— and that 34.9 percent other students identify themselves as Asian-American, African-American, Puerto Rican, Mexican-American, Hispanic-American or Native American, the preamble to the Foreign Cultures section presumes that all students at the University identify most closely to the “U.S. and Anglophone cultures...
...moments like the arrival of Voltron, the animated robot from a 1984 television series. Voltron, despite his size and fighting capacity, stands around as much at a loss as any of the other office workers, though at one point a security guard declares that he “looks foreign??; eventually he turns into a coat-rack, signifying that even the most surreal presences become habitual after enough exposure...