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...Gynecology John M. Opitz in his 2003 testimony to the President’s Council on Bioethics, 60 to 80 percent of embryos (i.e. unique fusions of genes from mother and father that encode distinct human beings) simply never develop further. They are either flushed out of the mother??s system without implanting into the uterine wall or are voided because of chromosomal abnormalities. Of this immense number of failed embryos, roughly half do not have gross genetic errors, and in fact carry the information for the creation of a viable human being. But they simply...
...teenager, Hunt adopted her father’s zealous anti-communist politics and her mother??s fervent brand of evangelical Christianity. She attended revivals and tried to convert strangers at beaches. Later in life, Hunt would redirect that fervor into both liberal philanthropic projects and politics...
...high points in Lulu’s history, and a complete set of the newspaper cartoons.When Dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Drew Gilpin Faust found out that “Marge” was Buell’s mother, she suggested that he consider donating his mother??s work to Radcliffe’s Schlesinger Library.“I was a big Little Lulu fan when I was a kid,” Faust said. “It was a really exciting possibility. His mother was clearly a pathbreaker, both in her creativity...
...Even Rachel Wood, “Thirteen”) and Hope (Gwyneth Paltrow). Throughout the movie it is readily apparent that this is a stellar cast that embodies each role with gusto and force. I cannot emphasize enough how engaging Cross is. He is hurt and baffled by his mother??s actions and those of Finch, who himself is so disturbed that he literally studies his own fecal matter. Cross is able to hold his own against the more established acting presences of Bening and Cox. His comedic timing is impeccable, and his dramatic range is showcased...
...best songs on the album, like Guettel’s contributions, are melancholy ballads like “Cradle and All,” a poignant reflection on a mother??s lost time with her child and husband, co-written by Broadway composer Ricky Ian Gordon and actress Jessica Molaskey...