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Introduction to Ecological Risk Assessmentwas held to be the analysis of the language of morals, such words as “good”, “duty”, “ought” and “right” (or I suppose their opposites, though these did not get much of an innings). It was thought to be enough for philosophers to explain that such words were hidden imperatives, or were the expressio

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Funeral direction and disposal by burialsulted from successful assisted reproductive technology in clinics throughout the world. The practices of in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo transfer (ET) are becoming more widely available and applied, but the ultimate success rate, as judged by live births per cycle of treatment, remains low

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Tibor Deutsch,Ewart Carson,Endre Ludwigt, in reality, the forces of evolution, which have tailored the physiology and anatomy that we share with other species, have also honed our sexuality and reproductive system - after all, the number of our progeny is the criterion by which Darwinian evolution judges the success of any species (Fishe

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