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...answer those questions yet, but some experts argue that the agency doesn't need to wait to take action. "The Federal Government entered into a voluntary recall of the Teflon chemicals [in pots and pans] on less evidence than we have for BPA," says Woodruff, "because there was concern that people were chronically exposed to a chemical linked to some evidence of potential human harm." Woodruff says the estimated range of exposure to BPA for formula-fed infants is within the range of doses that have led to adverse effects in animal studies...
...department, he said, wants to wait for renovation of upper-class houses to begin before gutting the Houses to install new cable wires. In addition, Sundquist said that administrators were concerned about cable television being provided by a student’s private company...
...played at this level. It’s a jump up from where any guy comes in from. He’s looked good early, he’s worked hard, [but] it’s one of those things where we’ll just have to wait and see.”Though each of the Crimson’s prospects seems solid in his own right, the general lack of experience in the net makes it difficult to determine who will perform best when the pressure’s on. Even after an impressive showing...
...trade system over the past few years should be a clear warning to both candidates that the policy is much better in theory than in practice. In addition, research indicates we need to stabilize emissions over the next half-century. We can’t wait for carbon prices to rise high enough to fund the research for cost-effective alternatives—we need to fund those alternatives today, and we need to fund a lot of them so that the market can decide which new technologies work best for consumers...
...automatic, emotional responses. In the end, most of them will go with their guts - psychologists have shown that even those voters who at the explicit and conscious level deny any preference for a candidate usually have unconscious attitudes that predict how they will vote. But those who can wait until just days before a major election and still consciously describe themselves as undecided - that's an act of deliberative democratic will. At least, that's how I choose...