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Opehtoo, Saw Solomon, author.
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-dimensional oppressions for human beings. It is considered as valuable theological anthropology which can bring back all
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Aldhafeeri, Alwaleed A F A F S, author.
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collective behavior of human beings in solving problems, i.e., brainstorming process. The algorithm was
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Hylton, Evelyn, author.
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Fyodor Dostoevsky learned the hard way that human beings need to be free. In a Siberian prison camp
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Rodriguez, Sandra Patricia, author.
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belongs to a two-headed baby. Most human beings are instilled with both intuition and logic. The two
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Agrawal, Deepti, author.
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adverse effects on different biological systems of animals and human beings. During recent years
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Bogaczyk, Jeffrey S., author.
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guide human beings seeking liberation within the tyranny of the Technological Society.
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Pripusich, James Michael, author.
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others? I claim that human beings will be more likely to demonstrate attitudes and behaviors that are in
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Fesette, Nicholas, author.
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artists to be witnessed as full human beings, an experience that has transformative effects individually
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Toumi, Rabee, author.
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hospitality, as defined in Orthodoxy, takes seriously the dignity and vulnerability of all human beings.
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Giachetti, Alexis Seccombe, author.
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retains a spiritual dimension of love but substantiates love in lived, human experience. I challenge the
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Driggers, Robert Kyle, author.
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theory of God's attributes---is intended to render reality wholly intelligible to human beings. This
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Newman, Hanna, author.
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renderings of the human form. Within these sculptures I integrate materials such as human hair, fabric, wood
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Qiu, Yang, author.
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beings. To mitigate the significant requirement of fossil fuels, the sustainable energy as a promising
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Broman, Sarah Elizabeth, author.
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All human beings possess within them implicit and explicit theories which they use repeatedly
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Bowden, Mary, author.
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entangled, agential beings. I argue that through their engagements with horticulture and plant science
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Farbotko, Mariah, author.
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representation, and agency. Chapter two explores the use of wild animals for human entertainment and reveals how
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Tabatabaeian, Shadab, author.
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? The answer to this question lies in the way human beings interact with dark cave environments. In this
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Siritanasak, Praween, author.
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Throughout history, human beings have always sought to answer the question ''what was the origin of
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Nagarajan, Balaji Rathinam, author.
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to by largely replace human beings in transmission line inspection. The existing robotics
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Cage, Kailyn, author.
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capacities of human interfaces) and incremental distinctions in humans are not widely applied. Human beings
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Hernandez, Edgar, author.
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extreme emotional toll as they continue to live in the United States as liminal human beings and "hard
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Nam, Sai Lok, author.
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human beings, which Laozi does not deny.
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Singh, Abhay Narayan, author.
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human activities have resulted into the greater exploitation of the environment. Air, water and soil are
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Kujan, Michael, author.
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identifies four created supernatural realities through which human beings participate in the four relations
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Chia, Changtze, author.
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meant to prove that human beings are universally evil. Kant is using them as counterexamples against the
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Kim, Min Seok, author.
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human beings' existence and life. Wesley states, "By happiness I mean, not a slight, trifling pleasure
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Miller, Elizabeth Morgan, author.
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this work examine the depth and potential of human beings, and the foundation of learning and knowledge
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Glazier, Jacob W., author.
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, beings, and other-than-human entities. The analysis relies on the procedure of metamodeling, derived from
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Tierney, Veronica M., author. (orcid)0000-0002-2258-4882
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upon positive consent; the differentiation between human nature as a general category and human beings
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Huang, Weiyu, author.
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, to gain new insights to explain the difference between human beings in learning new tasks and
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Moskowitz, Golan, author.
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; rather, they were suppressed human beings capable of great seriousness, insight, emotional intensity, and
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Coles, Samuel, author.
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The technology employed by human beings for the generation, storage and usage of energy is
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Connors, Scott, author. (orcid)0000-0002-9076-9221
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Human beings are innately egocentric. Our self is the center of our reality. We are grounded in the
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Cox, Tari, author.
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mental health of human beings. Mentally, poor sleep can interfere with cognitive processes and is a risk
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Morton, Carey W., author.
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with the fundamental questions of human beings' position in relation to nature, technology, the self
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Saul, Laina Hanninen, author.
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over survival, and incites questions regarding the criteria that determines which human beings may be
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Jensen, Fred Harold, author. (orcid)0000-0002-6454-3253
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covenants (pacts or treaties) between Yahweh and human beings. Each of these covenants has a conveyer, to be
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Fogg, Thomas, author.
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changes to human beings, permanent or otherwise, was sound technology imagined to produce? And on what
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Van Kilsdonk, Amanda, author.
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Skin is the largest and fastest growing organ on the human body (Skinstitut, 2017). Yet, when human
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Vanwagenen, Gregory, author. (orcid)0000-0002-3105-3098
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. E. Moore) contends that there is a real world, then human beings have an ontological commitment to
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Newman, Ann M., author.
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What separates curiosity in humans from lower animals is the human being's ability to seek
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Oktavinanda, Pramudya Azhar, author.
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fallible human beings. If this claim is true, and perfection is translated into flawlessness, the Islamic
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Sege, Christopher Thomas, author.
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animals and by human beings; at the same time, human overreliance on such behaviors is often associated
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Wei, Ying, author.
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transfer knowledge in different perspectives, just as we human beings with a multi-sensory system are
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Buhler, Keith, author.
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affirmation that virtue is 'natural goodness' for human beings; they are divided in their rival conceptions of
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Wu, Wenchao, author.
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the flexibility, creativity and domain knowledge of human beings with enormous storage capacity and
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Sarabia, Michael Paul, author.
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what we can claim to know about literature, its characters, and, indeed, our fellow human beings. Given
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Roma Stoll, Rebecca Evonne, author.
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as an experience that human beings instinctively avoid. Terry Eagleton, Adela Pinch, and G. J. Barker
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Singh, Ajay Kumar, author.
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. It is obvious therefore, that man must find ways and means to combat these enemies of human beings
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Huynh, Crystal, author.
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case presented here, sweat is detected via its abundance of lactate. Human beings produce more sweat
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Begay, Lyncia, author.
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continuity with regard to humanness finds range amongst the "monsters" who are human too (made unhuman as
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Watson, RL, author. (orcid)0000-0001-7063-9051
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safety and life chances of millions of human beings.
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Hong, Zihan, author.
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interventions (e.g., weather, special events, and incidents), from either nature or human beings, the dynamic
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Rosochinsky, Max, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8321-1628
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? Tsvetaeva's lucid analysis reminds us that artists are human beings, and so are bound by the moral
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Sherrabeh, Sakhr, author.
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Periodontal diseases are among the commonest diseases that affect human beings. They occur as a
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Shivesh, Shivesh, author.
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activities of human beings. It is one of the most dangerous dear and dramatic hazards of the physical
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