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...decrease in speed limits to 55 m.p.h. on many highways. But within that success story is a notable exception: unlicensed drivers. Hard to identify and hard to control, they have become a notorious, hard-core class of scofflaws who often stay on the streets until they cause someone harm. While many drunk drivers are now punished with fines and jail time, the most common punishment for driving with a suspended license is to suspend the license again -- often with little effect...
...policy says: "The Standing Committee may waive these requirements only when persuaded that the research cannot otherwise be done that its potential value outweighs the indignity to the subject, and that the subject risks no other harm in participating...
...sounds like someone could receive harm," Forrow says. "This needs to be clarified. This calls out for more clarity because the intent is unclear...
...encountered a couple of early German jetfighters, which had just been designed," Bentonsays. "They went by us in no time at all," hesays, but "they didn't really do us any harm...
Krim says the events of April 1969 made himaware that the University is an authoritarian bodythat wouldn't hesitate to harm students...