Word: stemming
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...Stem Cells: Bush's Fuzzy Science." The politics of stem-cell research. Sept...
...concerned that an economic stimulus package will be hastily pushed through at the expense of the middle class. Massive retroactive tax cuts for corporations might stem some of the layoffs that have accompanied the economic downturn, but they are unlikely to encourage new investment and will make it much more difficult for the government to help those Americans most affected by the recession. The current war and bleak economy should not be used as an excuse to further the administration’s pro-corporate agenda. The proposed corporate tax cuts will persist long after the economic recovery...
...soft chair. The president had taken his nearly one month vacation in August and a White House is never more relaxed than when the boss is out of town. Successful progress on several pieces of key legislation and a competent handling of the question of federal funding for stem cell research (they'd love such "hard" decisions like that now) had everyone feeling pretty good about finally knowing how to work the place...
Harvard’s committee on stem cell research includes an expert on moral debates, Arthur I. Applbaum, professor of ethics and public policy at the Kennedy School...
...number of Harvard labs conducting stem cell research is small, however, Losick said...