ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS Many human driving decisions carry ethical considerations, so the way a car is programmed also carries ethical consequences.
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Ethical elimination is a theme (a corollary to ethical consumption).
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Ethical porn is about responsibly and intentionally supporting ethical sexual values.
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"However, there is little ethical resistance, less ethical review in China."
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Ethical Brew at the Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County, 687 Larch Avenue.
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Ethical Brew at the Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County, 255 Larch Avenue. ethicalbrew.
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Ethical Brew at the Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County, 687 Larch Avenue. ethicalbrew.
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Ethical transformation pushes us into a better future, one built on genuinely ethical companies.
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This means that there might be ethical actions that fall outside of our ethical horizon.
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We've gone from no drama to all drama, a high ethical standard to no ethical standard.
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Mackey sought to build a more ethical company, and to herald a more ethical mode of consumption.
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"There's no ethical consumption under capitalism, there's no ethical production under YouTube either," Maza tells The Verge.
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"I believe this choice is ethical, and what makes it ethical is it is a choice," she says.
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Or, to put it another way, if normal can be ethical then shouldn't ethical electronics be the norm?
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Make them feel like they are in charge, and they're ethical, and teach them all the ethical rules.
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For example, Australian Ethical are guided by their own Australian Ethical Charter, which has been unchanged since 1986.
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Do you think there is an ethical and non-ethical way to portray sexual assault in film and TV?
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The fund has an ethical profile and excludes companies from its investments for what it deems are ethical breaches.
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Ethical Systems develops research and strategies for organizations to improve their ethical behavior through social and behavioral science research.
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Instead, sex toy activists and ethical retailers recommend buying toys that are deemed body-safe by activists and ethical retailers.
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The publication of "ethical test cases"; an ethical assessment of Dragonfly, Maven ,and Airgap GCP with respect to the AI Principle; and regular, official, internally visible communications and assessments regarding any new areas of substantial ethical concern.
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In the article, we also review the existing academic literature on how to assess ethical culture, the results of which have led to the creation of a new framework for assessing ethical culture, developed by Ethical Systems(here).
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THIS BUSINESS IS FULL OF HIGH QUALITY, QUALIFIED TALENTED ETHICAL PEOPLE SMART AND ETHICAL AS YOU FIND IN INSTITUTIONS ALMOST ANYWHERE.
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A data-ethical company sustains ethical values relating to data, asking: Is this something I myself would accept as a consumer?
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Some 65 companies are excluded on ethical grounds, based on the recommendation of the fund's ethical watchdog, the Council on Ethics.
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Often, whether or not the performers get paid is the difference between "ethical" or "feminist" porn and porn that's not ethical.
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Perhaps we should not be surprised by these ethical lapses, given that the president himself has little interest in ethical niceties.
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Being an ethical, moral man and running an ethical, moral business with people that I actually care about has been the great redeemer.
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" He said that the ethical shadings of elected officials were much harder for voters to grasp than something as clear cut as an indictment, adding, "Without an indictment you and I can debate all day what is ethical and what isn't ethical.
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Last year, the ethical questions surrounding self-driving cars really entered the public consciousness by way of the famous "trolley problem" in ethical philosophy.
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In such an environment, the first step towards making more ethical choices is acknowledging how the deck has been stacked against making more ethical choices.
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Ethical hacking is a thing (we swear!), and with the Learn Ethical Hacking From Scratch course for $11.99, you can get ahead of the game.
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There are no agreed definitions on what is considered ethical, sustainable and socially responsible, but ethical investors are typically expected to cough up higher fees.
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If you're not happy with their ethical investing strategies, it might be time to look into switching your super to a truly ethical fund instead.
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That is, we often act ethically because we have been socialized into a particular ethical worldview and not because we have any deeper underlying ethical commitments.
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If the vegan people do not want to drink milk and so many are doing it for ethical reasons, why not provide them with ethical milk?
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All you need is the Certified Ethical Ethical Hacker Bootcamp Bundle, a comprehensive online training suite that you can get for just $39 while it's on sale.
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"Making currently illegal drugs safer, more enjoyable, and more ethical is tricky, not least because prohibition itself makes drugs less safe, enjoyable, and ethical," she told me.
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"We see our speaking out on our sense of dangerous psychological unfitness in a public figure as an ethical imperative, not an ethical transgression," the letter states.
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There are plenty of small, niche companies offering ethical clothing options, but make no mistake: The transition to sustainable and ethical fashion is an industry-wide phenomenon.
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Despite this early and highly tenuous success, a few huge questions hang over these upstarts' debuts: can ethical Ubers be profitable, and how ethical are they anyway?
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If our ethical obligations to objects matter only insofar as those objects are conscious, then how should we deal with our inherently ambiguous ethical obligations toward A.I.?
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The American Medical Association's ethical code for telemedicine raises possible ethical issues apart from a loss of intimacy in a patient-doctor relationship, such as data security.
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Depends on your ethical rationale The more important general response is that whether or not migratory beekeeping is a problem depends on your ethical rationale for being vegan.
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You can learn about ethical hacking (also known as white hat hacking) with the Complete Ethical Hacking Certification Course, an online course that's on sale for 93% off.
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As long as the socioeconomic order continues to reward unethical actors and punish or neglect ethical ones, then the effect of such strategies, however ethical, will be limited.
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However, organizations are increasingly being challenged to justify their decisions on ethical grounds as well – and, in some cases, cancel their business plans based on these ethical concerns.
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Ethical questions While the ethical questions surrounding Wheeler are less dramatic than the scandals that dogged Pruitt, the topic is still likely to come up at the hearing.
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"What I'm encouraging him to do is follow the ethical tradition and ethical norms" and divest from his businesses, just as every president did before him, Shaub said.
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Alison Taylor, Executive Director for ethical system at NYU's Stern School of Business, kick-started a great conversation on Twitter and LinkedIn about the ethical responsibilities of business.
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Many ethical beauty and lifestyle bloggers have thrown their weight behind the cause, including Rachael Stilgoe of Be a Shade Greener, Louise Dartford, the Ethical Unicorn, and Leotie Lovely.
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With Cabinet members leaving his administration under ethical clouds, there is no question that the man in the Oval Office is not drawn to individuals with high ethical standards.
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She is the head of the council, and the idea being like, yeah, we can disagree about opinions, but facts and good, ethical journalism, facts and good, ethical journalism.
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"We take our ethical responsibilities very seriously," Alito said, noting that while the justices are not bound by the code, they do adhere to its rules for ethical behavior.
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Katharine Stewart, Primark's ethical trade and environmental sustainability director, said her company set out to find an ethical and sustainable way to produce cotton at the same price as conventional cotton.
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He also says that by demanding more ethical design practices from companies—in the same way that we demand ethical environmental practices—we'll force change and claw back our free time.
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We were aware of the ethical issues and obtained approval of Georgia Tech's Institutional Review Board, the office responsible for making sure that experiments with human subjects meet high ethical standards.
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"Facebook is not acting in an ethical way... We will not use it until it has proper ethical behavior," Jean Pierre Mustier said during a conference call with analysts on Tuesday.
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They are savvy businesspeople -- and highly ethical with it.
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These complex questions are ecological, political, ethical – and urgent.
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U. countries — to design ethical guidelines for A.I. technologies.
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No — that would not be an ethical response, either.
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Here's a sneak peek: Ethical Hacking From Scratch to Advanced Techniques Ethical hackers are the geniuses who dissect an entire system to hunt for vulnerabilities and then find ways to fix them.
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And while we can't and shouldn't fault the general public for referring to us as ethical hackers, I ask you this: Does it sound right to introduce someone as an ethical stockbroker?
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"The ethical lines are being rolled back," said Mr. Poulson, now the executive director of Tech Inquiry, a nonprofit that helps tech workers raise ethical concerns about products they are working on.
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The idea of an "ethical war" may sound like a contradiction in terms, but even in war, there are rules — known as jus in bello, or international humanitarian law — which seek to limit the amount of suffering by defining who it's ethical to fight, how much force is ethical to use, and what weapons are particularly inhumane.
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Whatever the reason, modifying an ethical rule in an intense political climate can be dangerous, as when the American Psychological Association modified its ethical rules to allow for torture during the Iraq War.
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Blumenthal's communications with Clinton raised a string of ethical questions.
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"We realized that we share identical ethical systems," he continued.
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That is an ethical decision that is in human hands.
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Sometimes our ethical and moral instincts are skewed by circumstance.
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We're already having ethical debates around AI in real life.
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No, society should not lower the ethical standards for women.
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This ethical argument might also have trouble with migratory beekeeping.
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Is it ethical to replace a worker with a robot?
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What kinds of genes should we consider "ethical" to correct?
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I think that that was the ethical course to take.
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It appointed a committee to review the fund's ethical guidelines.
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But here we were discussing logistical, practical, and ethical questions.
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It feels like a matter of professional and ethical responsibility.
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It stresses ethical principles rather than existential claims about Jesus.
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Bioethicists study ethical problems arising from biological or medical research.
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Men largely decide what is legal and what is ethical.
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Ethical committees and clauses are starting, but they don't suffice.
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Schmack cited an ethical code that became law in January.
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Absolutely, there are a lot of ethical issues to this.
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"They only have ethical, moral, political, societal answers," Scheufele says.
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Dr. Abigail Zuger on the everyday ethical issues doctors face.
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Clients and transactions were to be screened for ethical shortcomings.
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So my challenges stem from a moral and ethical standpoint.
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Away from all these ethical issues, he's terrific at that.
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Instead, it pulled out its pockets and claimed ethical poverty.
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Biohacking raises a lot of questions with huge ethical implications.
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That's why these are ethical dilemmas: there's no easy answer.
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Posting this story is beneath the ethical standards of Hearst.
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Within this paradigm, purchasing choices cross over with ethical ones.
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But it does raise ethical questions that are quite profound.
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Some experts say robots might become more ethical than humans.
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There, I found this exceptional book called The Ethical Slut.
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All told, they present an ethical embarrassment of global proportions.
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But, you know, we had to address the ethical question.
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Ignorance is Strength lacks this same level of ethical quandary.
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What does an ethical presence on social media look like?
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It was an early example of an "ethical" foreign policy.
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This can be really confusing for tourists seeking ethical experiences.
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We are guided by the highest ethical and moral principles.
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It's basically like pulling the plug without any ethical repercussions.
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A spokeswoman said Twinings was "fully committed to ethical sourcing".
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Despite the wide variety of ethical, philosophical, and scientific questions
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"We comply with our legal and ethical obligations," Bouffard said.
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Sheikh suggested that an ethical super is a constant challenge.
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He also brought up its ethical aspects with his students.
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Suddenly, the Left's "nightmare scenario" had become its ethical imperative.
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Civil commitment raises a host of legal and ethical issues.
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Here again, we get a classic The 100 ethical dilemma.
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The core of Sunstein's ethical defense of nudges is persuasive.
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Because to Facebook, growth is an ethical goal unto itself.
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I think there's more ethical ways to handle these situations.
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Can aesthetic pleasures have ethical payoffs, imparting lessons for life?
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What is the ethical thing to do in this situation?
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This elder incarceration boom poses serious moral and ethical questions.
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We are leaving behind the era of ugly ethical fashion.
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"What's difficult is the ethical and emotional side," he said.
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Mr. Levy left politics under an ethical cloud in 2011.
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What is my moral and ethical obligation in this situation?
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Goldman has added quite a few behavioral and ethical questions.
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" And we become more ethical when we ask "Should we?
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That has Wall Street grappling with a major ethical dilemma.
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By June 2020, Pandit expects to sell Gopal's "ethical" milk.
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"Every day was an ethical challenge," one doctor told us.
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But presidents have often taken steps to prevent ethical questions.
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But some experts say the issue is an ethical one.
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I am facing the biggest ethical challenge of my life.
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It was also at odds with the company's ethical profile.
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Investigations — real investigations — of ethical violations were and are rare.
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Moreover, their restraint creates an opening for less ethical rivals.
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The impeachment hearings showcase their mental limberness and ethical elasticity.
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"We're dealing with some very profound ethical and political issues."
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Rarely does absolutism lead anywhere interesting in an ethical debate.
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Indeed, are we even capable of maintaining an ethical standpoint?
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This also changes, but does not eliminate, the ethical issues.
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At launch these are 'Tech', 'Emerging Markets', and 'Ethical Companies'.
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There's other, numerous legal and ethical issues with such letters.
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Go deeper: Another key component of ethical AI is transparency.
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Is it ethical to steal jokes from anywhere without attribution?
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Now, does any of this ethical investing actually do anything?
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However, there are good ethical arguments for changing this culture.
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This is an ethical gap that Dvorksy takes issue with.
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In Washington, he's been dogged by ethical and legal complaints.
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That has raised ethical questions, given his ties to Hollywood.
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Here, seven travel writers contemplate the ethical ambiguities of travel.
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But many voters struggle with its ethical and moral perplexities.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has asked Gov.
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"You can't have ethical A.I. that's not inclusive," she said.
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But those questions focus on the technical, not the ethical.
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But the common good, like all ethical ideals, is contestable.
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How do you see the ethical choices around herd immunity?
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"She has complete loyalty to her ethical positions," he said.
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Religious advocates have cautioned against the ethical challenges of implants.
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It's an approach to things that involves an ethical response.
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Alan Berger, an officiant of the American Ethical Union, officiated.
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The lawyers defied his orders to return, citing ethical obligations.
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Diamonds are also an ethical issue for many young people.
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Republicans, meanwhile, don't share Democrats' ethical concerns about the prospect.
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Turning them into pets raises numerous ecological and ethical questions.
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Not everyone agrees that the library is legal or ethical.
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They should decide their ethical boundaries as precisely as possible.
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What are some of the other ethical dilemmas you've discussed?
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Name Withheld Legal outcomes don't always accord with ethical assessments.
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Is this woman's acceptance of the gifts and money ethical?
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They certainly have a cultural, ethical duty to report it.
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There are neither ethical codes nor Dulcineas in these pages.
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Is it ethical to monitor your children without their knowledge?
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Legitimate drug development comes with its own complicated ethical questions.
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Parker has a carefully considered ethical framework for his practice.
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But the ethical questions surrounding the outbreak touch us all.
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Historically, tech employees have rarely challenged executives on ethical grounds.
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But for now, he's not personally investing — on ethical grounds.
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We now get to the ethical heart of the matter.
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In that sense, your wife's behavior poses an ethical challenge.
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These words and deeds set the tone for ethical governance.
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Our justice system should appeal to our higher ethical ambitions.
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What is an ethical way to deal with this piece?
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But that's a choice fraught with ethical and political tension.
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"Ethics waivers" are now presidential permission to ignore ethical standards.
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Its financing by the alcohol industry has raised ethical questions.
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The situation shouldn't be a reflection on Pete's ethical standards.
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And even Chelsea was concerned about the foundation's ethical morass.
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But, for obvious ethical reasons, we don't experiment on infants.
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It adds an ethical quality to the act of witnessing.
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The President has an "ethical blind spot," said Maryland Rep.
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Ownership of items related to Nazi history poses ethical questions.
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Competing interests Parenting is, in many ways, an ethical mess.
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"People feel happy when they see something ethical," he said.
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We're also, on average, more ethical than our male colleagues.
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But as Johnson notes, just the idea raises ethical issues.
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"I applied because of the name Ethical Culture," she said.
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We are capable of acting on moral and ethical imperatives.
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I just like the meaner Uber, despite their ethical quandaries.
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This raises the question: is it ethical to use it?
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The GOP has adopted this as its own ethical standard.
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Our action here comes from a moral and ethical obligation.
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This is a disagreement over ethical rules, not medical assessment.
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When Professor Collier insists that the state must be able to harness markets to an ethical purpose, he is implicitly denying that the dynamic, productive activity of individuals pursuing their own values is ethical.
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The fund, one of the world's largest investors, has an ethical mandate set by parliament and is not allowed to invest in companies that produce nuclear weapons, cluster munitions and tobacco, among other ethical criteria.
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"House Republicans must answer for the Trump Administration's scandals -- and often their own ethical issues, while Democrats continue to focus on lowering the cost of healthcare, increasing wages and bringing upstanding, ethical leadership to Washington."
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I didn't want ethical accusations to distract from the main issue.
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I somehow doubt Chris Harrison has ever read The Ethical Slut.
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Ethical problems in adoption didn't start with this modern Christian movement.
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Not as long as the reward for being ethical is bigger.
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Such new technologies, though, will also inevitably raise new ethical questions.
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In a way, an ethical hacker is like an undercover cop.
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"Nobody in Seoul thinks of this in ethical terms," he said.
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"Profiting from addiction is never ethical," said one Scottish Labor politician.
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CRANE: Where do you think the moral and ethical boundary is?
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Or will the "ethical standards of conduct" only apply going forward?
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ZAKARIA: What are the ethical dilemmas of wading into these waters?
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Both positions come with their own sets of challenging ethical questions.
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In December European regulators listed concerns over privacy and ethical issues.
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The Ethical Use of Facial Recognition Act, proposed by Democratic Sens.
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The Ethical Use of Facial Recognition Act, proposed by Democratic Sens.
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Beyond the larger ethical questions, this is a tough legal argument.
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Is this approach to social and psychological engineering ethical and humane?
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Are they ethical people who will fundamentally do the right thing?
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Are we also providing the social and ethical education officers need?
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Your online shopping habits aren't as ethical as they could be.
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And so it's just what are the ethical underpinnings of business?
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It's one with inherent political and ethical dimensions in modern Iran.
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That's why I created an Office of Ethical and Humane Use.
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If the ethical calculus is murky, the narrative propulsion is clear.
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Is it ethical to edit your child's DNA — or your own?
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I've faced ethical questions about life that I had never considered.
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It's a difficult topic that raises so many tricky ethical issues.
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What kinds of ethical quandaries did you worry about while writing?
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So to that extent, I didn't have ethical quandaries about Lina.
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Belfort takes a moment to emphasize the importance of ethical persuasion.
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But I can try to address the ethical issues you raise.
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But there are also these telling moments of #hashtaggable ethical blackout.
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You also don't have the moral or ethical issues Cas9 presents.
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Interspersed is an ethical critique of the museum as an institution.
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Reality shows, on the whole, have never been particularly ethical endeavors.
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Broad safety and ethical guidelines should appear late in the year.
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The Economist: Do we have the ethical framework to handle this?
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Some scientists are seriously concerned about the ethical implications of this.
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Nor the employees still there and still protesting its 'ethical' choices.
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Most shareholders have a mix of financial goals and ethical beliefs.
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I think the ethical responsibility is on behalf of the citizenry.
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Ethical guidelines called the "Common Rule" govern research on human subjects.
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Mr Comey presents his book as a meditation on "ethical leadership".
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Amott said it quickly became apparent that Singer had ethical issues.
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Contemplate the trolley problem in the context of another ethical dilemma.
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But that is not possible because of ethical concerns, Cramer said.
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The entire show mirrors this ethical catastrophe hiding in plain sight.
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There are not only technical hurdles to overcome but ethical ones.
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It also bought fair trade brand Ethical Bean Coffee last year.
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But the book apparently suffers from more than just ethical issues.
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Is she held to the same ethical standards as the president?
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He's actions were perceived as violations of scientific and ethical norms.
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Figuring out exactly how to be perfectly ethical is an impossibility.
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So far some 66 companies have been excluded on ethical grounds.
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It's a business model built on speed, not on ethical practices.
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There's no way to be a perfectly ethical consumer this season.
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Besides possible financial crimes, they also raise ethical and moral questions.
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This season was all about role reversals, ethical dilemmas and grief.
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There are also some ethical questions still swirling around this procedure.
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" It added that it rigorously observes the "norms of ethical conduct.
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Additional ethical checks on the office of the presidency are needed.
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With informed consent and proper data handling, it's within ethical bounds.
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Millennials also are big proponents of "socially responsible" or "ethical" investing.
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These issues matter, and not just because they represent ethical quandaries.
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He now teaches on online course in ethical hacking for Udemy.
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Many of Clinton's supporters says these ethical agreements were strictly upheld.
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As disinformation tactics spread, such ethical questions get even more complicated.
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She couldn't start her CAR treatment until a lengthy ethical review.
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Various experts have also dismissed legal ethical concerns over Comey's conduct.
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For now, there are more ethical questions about BMIs than answers.
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We are already thinking about how to create an ethical blockchain.
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Laws ban advertisements that undermine public order or violate ethical standards.
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Church figures enjoy media pulpits for their views on ethical matters.
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This kind of work though comes with a few ethical responsibilities.
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Some studies tracked by Public Citizen reveal downright bizarre ethical mistakes.
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In other words, are Facebook's engineering decisions subject to ethical review?
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But in all the heated ethical grandstanding one thing is missing.
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It was a minefield of ethical entanglements and potential unintended consequences.
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Although well-intentioned, the proposal raises multiple ethical and legal questions.
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""It's really best practice and really ethical to consult with victims.
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Cult manifestos like The Ethical Slut (1997) got the word out.
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He also created an ethical equivalency between Trump and his accusers.
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Violent acts are often motivated, rather than countermanded, by ethical norms.
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Pruitt may be gone, but the Trump administration's ethical void remains.
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Is it ethical for her to register to vote at college?
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First and foremost, commit to being your kind and ethical self.
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Researchers have legal and ethical obligations to keep personal information private.
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Manning called for an ethical framework that would govern software development.
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All the while, he insists on high values and ethical behavior.
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After the ethical morasses that swamped figures such as former Gov.
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Pruitt resigned earlier this month amid numerous ethical and spending scandals.
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Some of those methods raise ethical issues and are best avoided.
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It's committed to sourcing high-quality materials and finding ethical factories.
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"I knew that in India, people do ethical farming," Pandit said.
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The New York Times: Multiple lawmakers under investigation over ethical misconduct.
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Mr. Trudeau said that no rules or ethical limits were broken.
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The paper authors admit that their suggestion raises some ethical concerns.
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"She wasn't necessarily crusading for more ethical TV reporting," she added.
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Is there an ethical obligation for her to tell her employer?
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Few ethical or legal constraints govern how delegates can be courted.
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"I'm just an engineer" isn't an acceptable response to ethical questions.
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Ethical quandaries always arise when testing medication on humans and animals.
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For me, this constitutes my very personal form of ethical sexuality.
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Some green groups disagree that the mammoth ivory trade is ethical.
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For 60 years, he has treated uncertainty as an ethical duty.
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The inhabitants of this novel all struggle to live ethical lives.
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It can remind us of our ethical duty to the other.
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It's not easy to encourage the ethical use of artificial intelligence.
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"There are still real moral, ethical and legal considerations," he said.
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But that rosy view doesn't allow for any possible ethical quandaries.
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In my remote youth, travel was rarely inhibited by ethical considerations.
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It has also issued ethical guidelines for the use of Rekognition.
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Does the article persuade you to be a more ethical consumer?
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These stories are all about wisdom, knowledge, ethical and aesthetic principles.
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We learned genetic genealogy cracks cold cases but poses ethical perils.
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I'm still hoping that Walgreens will clarify its ethical standards. Related.
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"I'm probably the most ethical person you ever met," he said.
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"It's not just about enhancing performing; it's a wider ethical consideration."
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"Ethical lawyer," he once said, might be construed as a contradiction.
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TV Robb isn't facing an ethical dilemma — he's disregarding honor entirely.
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How much is it ethical to spend on themselves or others?
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We conduct business in a professional, safe, ethical and responsible manner.
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But a closer look reveals two issues — one ethical, one economic.
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It was your father who made the ethical breach, not you.
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It is a collapse in morality; it is an ethical assault.
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We are going to face hard choices with deep ethical consequences.
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But the report doesn't question Comey's honesty, ethical standards or motives.
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The ethical decisions fall into three categories: people, money and messaging.
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Mr. Boies said ethical constraints prevented him from saying any more.
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Ultimately, its most ethical deployment may be no deployment at all.
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"There are ethical limits to what I can photograph," he notes.
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More generally, the cost of ethical compromise was his lifelong theme.
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But the ethical case for getting involved needs to be made.
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Which of President Trump's potential ethical violations bothers you the most?
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Robin McKenna's documentary explores the social and ethical value of art.
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"This is not rocket science in the ethical world," she said.
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"We've reached an ethical rapprochement on appearances by justices," he said.
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But such ethical debates have yet to occur around information utilities.
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Ethical lapses in one company impact public trust in technologies themselves.
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Basically, we have in the judging process no real ethical guidelines.
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The rest said the new milks were healthier or more ethical.
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They&aposre standing in the way of people expressing ethical values.
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Tech's design bias needs fixing for ethical, safety and business reasons.
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But it's unclear there's anything that violates a specific ethical rule.
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But soon after, we realized we are making new ethical issues.
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And ethical standards don't appear to be a purely partisan judgment.
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The DREAM Act of 2017 should be our ethical litmus test.
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Believing you're right doesn't salve the bruises from these ethical struggles.
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The important distinctions are ethical as much as they are scientific.
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Even if they did, the ethical cost would be too high.
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The pages of my diary were filled with hypothetical ethical dilemmas.
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" "People say, oh, we need to make ethical AI. What nonsense.
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This arrangement, Mr. Shaub argued, was the only truly ethical option.
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People say, oh, we need to make ethical AI. What nonsense.
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The work sounds interesting, but I'm not sure that it's ethical.
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I gave up being considered ethical and acceptable, for a while.
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These men do not have any moral, ethical or intellectual motivations.
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Amazing leggings that are made of recycled plastic in ethical conditions
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The company has insisted that its relationship to animals is ethical.
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"Every day was an ethical challenge, quite frankly," Dr. Davidson said.
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Such multipurpose operations raise ethical concerns, several funeral industry veterans said.
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It carries moral and ethical implications that define our democratic system.
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After weighing the ethical concerns, she decides not to do it.
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That doesn't mean that ethical porn is always romantic and soft.
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Granting early access to experimental drugs can also create ethical issues.
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This way, you can buy gifts from the more ethical companies.
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Don't miss Nisolo's Ethical Marketplace, which is making sustainable shopping easier.
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But such financial fortune-telling raises a host of ethical questions.
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A heritage we have an ethical and moral responsibility to protect.
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Matter As biological research races forward, ethical quandaries are piling up.
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If Moore cannot be excluded for ethical reason, how about "expulsion"?
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Donald Trump has pushed the boundaries of ethical norms as president.
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But did I make a mistake based upon some ethical lapse?
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Using consumption to make political or ethical statements is not new.
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It could spawn a more humane, rational, ethical and equal world.
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It's approved a variety of brands as being ethical and sustainable.
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But ethical questions have now "come to the fore," she said.
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And that subordination of norms and ethical character alone condemns him.
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This failure of curiosity is part of a large ethical problem.
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That means your friend shares your spiritual, moral, and ethical convictions.
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The result is the ethical wreckage we saw on display Wednesday.
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Lyft has sold itself as the more ethical ride-hail option.
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Does this practice cross some ethical boundary for real estate agents?
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Would it be ethical to buy or sell a newborn clone?
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This unfortunate case should prompt much stronger systems of ethical oversight.
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Forget fairness, forget justice, forget the law, forget the ethical obligations.
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Its ethical misstep wasn't setting a goal to open more accounts.
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Artificial Intelligence Seeks an Ethical ConscienceAs companies and governments rush to embrace ever-more powerful AI, researchers have begun to ponder ethical and moral questions about the systems they build, and how they're put to use.
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She co-founded an ethical streetwear/cycling label Super Vision and works out of an office above a small ethical denim factory in Ho Chi Minh that her co-founder, Marian von Rappard, owns, called Evolution3.
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"The evidence showed that Acting Secretary Shanahan fully complied with his ethical obligations and ethical agreements with regard to Boeing and its competitors," Glenn A. Fine, the acting inspector general, said in a statement on Thursday.
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Mr. Pruitt is also obligated to comply with a rule called Standards of Ethical Conduct, which urges federal officials to "avoid any actions creating the appearance that they are violating the law or the ethical standards."
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Salesforce said it hired a chief ethical and humane use officer late last year to "develop a strategic framework for the ethical and humane use of technology across Salesforce," according to a press release from the announcement.
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The office also placed me into a new role called "Convener" for "Ethical Life," asking me in other words to convene people across campus to reflect on how to live an ethical life from a secular perspective.
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Some non-Muslims may be drawn to pious banks for ethical reasons.
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Moreover, it poses questions of ethical duty: What rules should we follow?
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This alarming ethical conundrum has not escaped the notice of global governments.
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We can prove that it's possible to be both profitable and ethical.
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This is superficially reasonable, as many ethical positions on affirmative action are.
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They have enhanced our national character and made us more ethical people.
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But there is, I feel, an ethical issue in such knowing exploitation.
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INTO SOME TYPE OF ETHICAL OR – THEY ALREADY USE THE I WORD.
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One of the biggest pressing needs on Ai is an ethical framework.
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But the ethical concerns are secondary to the scientific and culinary exploration.
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What would the ethical issues of hatching a chicken with dinosaur legs?
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" Haq sees it as a payday loan, albeit a "more ethical one.
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The legal, social and ethical issues of leaking are continually under discussion.
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Every major commercial agricultural system has some ethical laws, except for fish.
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Goldman Sachs says it respects all laws and the highest ethical standards.
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That would take us to a whole different set of ethical questions.
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The ethical concerns associated with that interview were first reported by Politico.
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Ignoring personal identity makes a lot of ethical problems a lot easier.
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Israel says its armed forces are kept to a high ethical standard.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which has protested Ringling Bros.
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So what's the best way to make ethical decisions during tough times?
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Beyond buggy fMRI, computational psychiatry faces ethical, spiritual, practical, and technological issues.
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What are the ethical implications of having pigs with part human brains?
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And then we needed to have the filter of, is it ethical?
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You may have heard the term "ethical hacking" once or twice recently.
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Even though Xanda's killing was technically legal, not everyone thinks it's ethical.
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He described the issue as "a technical problem" not an "ethical" one.
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In some ways, these ethical quandaries are the corniest part of Prey.
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Whether it's ethical is something that we spent a moment talking about.
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Epstein: I stopped using Uber for ethical reasons, but I use Lyft.
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Even ethical chocolate took its sweet time to take over the market.
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How could Google introduce Duplex in a way that would be ethical?
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Sadly, this phenomenon is all too common, and poses serious ethical concerns.
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That reportedly includes discouraging Trump from making troubling — legal and ethical — decisions.
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But even if it doesn't, the larger ethical question is more important.
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If Sanders can successfully walk that fine ethical line, why can't Clinton?
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In medicine and science, some experiments are terminated early for ethical reasons.
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Questions about who owns what are usually legal questions, not ethical ones.
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"I don't feel an ethical responsibility to the companies," Ben Kurland said.
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The framework suggests there are problems from a variety of ethical perspectives.
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Meteorological activity, so long yoked to morality, finally has genuine ethical stakes.
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Go deeper: 2018 saw record CEO turnover as "ethical lapses" prompted firings
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Oh, and in the second ethical dilemma, the doctor is a woman.
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Others sought to ensure that Darling's practices were ethical by magical standards.
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Sure, listeners should engage in ethical consumption of the music they love.
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To be ethical ... I think you should expect exactly what you're getting.
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He was also involved in handling ethical inquiries into Wheeler's past work.
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If you have ethical concerns with this, you're not the only one.
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Was there ever an ethical or moral line you refused to cross?
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This deal offers a reasonable model for the successful, ethical treasure hunting.
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Norway's $950-billion sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, has ethical ambitions.
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In doing so, I have always adhered to the highest ethical standards.
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Now Europe can show us what successful, ethical privacy regulation looks like.
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"The whole point is to make ethical shopping easier and more fun."
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Apparently, that longstanding ethical practice does not apply to the employment setting.
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The question is how to get it and still maintain ethical standards.
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Is there any American out there who thinks Congress is too ethical?
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What's the kind of most important aspect of living an ethical life?
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But there have been ethical objections to wiping out an entire species.
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It isn't just an ethical necessity, but an economic one as well.
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She also wore the "Felicity" earrings from the ethical jewelry brand, Kimai.
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I'm going to do it the ethical way even if others don't.
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And research suggests they are effective at encouraging ethical behavior at companies.
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The ethical dilemmas will become bigger the more sophisticated the microchips become.
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Or maybe it was something more logical, some contractual or ethical reason.
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And you, and the ethical collapse you represent, are our greatest threat.
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And ethical shopping isn't as stodgy or difficult as you may think.
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I don't think it's political to be a morally decent, ethical person.
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I must abide by my core values, my ethical responsibilities, constitutional obligations.
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The confrontation of Rosenstein over his dubious ethical position is no surprise.
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If the ethical argument is not compelling on its own, the Realpolitik
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Doxxing, even in the most extreme cases, is fraught with ethical complications.
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In part it's ethical because DNA is left all over the place.
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"We did everything by the book from an ethical perspective," he says.
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Ethical concerns could sway us even in the face of these findings.
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Diplomatic, strategic, and ethical considerations are reasonable grounds to justify export denials.
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Calvo, said the exhumation should take place for "ethical reasons" and be
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These principles are an ethical guidepost for all proposed work with animals.
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That nuanced ethical position is likely to be lost on most voters.
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There is no ethical system of checks and balance in Russian society.
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This will bring about ever more difficult legal, ethical, and strategic dilemmas.
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"You're trying to put a moral, ethical aspect to it," Sekulow said.
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Shulkin was ousted earlier this year amid an investigation into ethical misconduct.
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The ethical and safety issues raised by the Department's waffle are troubling.
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I did not decline due to an ethical dilemma or moral objection.
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"Acosta has maintained the highest ethical and professional standards," the HNBA wrote.
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Second, is my method an ethical way to assuage my own guilt?
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Comprehensive ethical theories, including Thomas Scanlon's and Stephen Darwall's, have also reappeared.
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I approached my ethical styling challenge like I would a new client.
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But nevertheless, Caplan notes, things become dicey as science outpaces ethical guidelines.
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We have a moral and ethical obligation to keep our employees safe.
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These confinements seem sensible, given legal and ethical concerns raised by critics.
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So we're allowed to take photos in public, but is it ethical?
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He writes on ethical issues surrounding drug policy and the opioid epidemic.
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The big picture: It's just the latest alleged ethical lapse for Pruitt.
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They felt policy without moral vision and ethical urgency was too abstract.
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Nix describes herself as an "ethical" findomme, who cares about her finsubs.
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Norway's $950 billion sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, has ethical ambitions.
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This new scrutiny on ethical sourcing has already reached the LME itself.
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They can find abuses, ethical lapses, and deeply ingrained bureaucratic cultural issues.
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Without "medical necessity, it is not ethical to carry out" gene editing.
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Mantel's Cromwell appears first in Wolf Hall as More's liberal, ethical foil.
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Nobody is completely blameless from a moral or ethical point of view.
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What is an ethical strategy for a faculty member in this situation?
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There are many ethical issues already, but I wish to address another.
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And so grows the spiral of corruption and incompetence and ethical shadiness.
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The disparate responses underscore the commercial and ethical challenges publishing houses face.
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In doing so, he crossed a deep ethical line with no return.
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This type of ethical hacking can have real implications for people's safety.
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But surveys find many voters struggle with its ethical and moral perplexities.
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That let the secretary operate in an "ethical Wild West," she said.
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But it's not the EPA chief's numerous ethical scandals causing their distaste.
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"I'm probably the most ethical person you ever met," he told us.
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Ethical concerns appear no match for cultural and partisan loyalties this cycle.
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But of course, some agents are more ethical and conscientious than others.
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Now we're in a college ethical debate every day of our lives.
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He sees it as an ethical flaw that I don't change tires.
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But he has also been careful to set his own ethical boundaries.
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My ethical obligation here conflicts with my moral obligation, in my view.
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Name Withheld You describe the conflict as between ethical and moral obligations.
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Is it ethical (or legal) to mention academic accommodations in recommendation letters?
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The most important leadership trait, respondents said, was being honest and ethical.
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It's intense, and you're dealing with these ethical quandaries all the time.
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But more important, the task fits perfectly the progressive movement's ethical patrimony.
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But you also raise the ethical question of what your obligations are.
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There's a larger ethical problem here that goes beyond these specific situations.
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Just because a technology is accurate doesn't make it fair or ethical.
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And an ethical culture can certainly help make such reporting more likely.
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But there is a flip side to ethical arguments against embryo editing.
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I spoke with a well-known journalist to ask for ethical advice.
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THE FORCE OF NONVIOLENCE: The Ethical in the Political, by Judith Butler.
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The benefits are ethical and environmental, and also financial, but mostly psychological.
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He can't avoid these ethical conflicts without selling off his interest entirely.
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Mr. Bloom has a nice feel for the untidiness of ethical thought.
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Both of these are credible options, but nothing compares to ethical gifting.
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But other uses of brain imaging lie in an ethical gray area.
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And is it ethical for the school to tell them not to?
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If you have legal or ethical questions, we'd like to hear them.
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An ethical core and stubborn integrity, are the rocket fuel of courage.
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Still, there's the question of how to make sustainable and ethical improvements.
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To address concerns about potential ethical conflicts, Trump committed, in his Jan.
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In some ways, elite disrespect for reasonable ethical norms was worse then.
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If you don't have an ethical objection to contract cheating, explain why.
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I don't know if you think it's an ethical or moral view.
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High-quality clothing and accessories from an ethical company that gives back
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" The review will consider "the serious regulatory, moral, and ethical considerations involved.
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Government surveillance of citizens carries with it enormous ethical and constitutional concerns.
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Or, in ethical terms, does the moral good outweigh the moral bad?
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How are you navigating the ethical concerns that come with the presidency?
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There is no ethical consumption under capitalism, just varying amounts of blood.
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These warnings, however, occur within a consistent biblical message of ethical monotheism.
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My question is: Is it ethical for me to bring it up?
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The misconduct cases include several sex scandals and instances of ethical lapses.
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Here's how to address that need and maintain a high ethical standard.
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Is it more ethical to share my concern or to stay quiet?
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Mr. Strange's appointment was made under "an ethical cloud," Mr. Brooks said.
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Write a list of ethical questions of your own about the sport.
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Along the way, Sackler also reset the ethical boundaries of medical marketing.
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If you could taste human flesh in an ethical way, would you?
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The Jena team sought the ethical oversight of an institutional review board.
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"Ethical standards must be elastic to stretch with the times," he adds.
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For her part, Roizen thinks startups can be both ethical and profitable.
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The court also reportedly said that the researchers fabricated ethical review documents.
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CS: Speaking generally, there can be an ethical call to destroy something.
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But working in China inevitably raises ethical issues for any US company.
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"I don't like it and I don't think it's ethical," she says.
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Financial concerns should never erase legitimate ethical concerns, but in this case being more financially tuned in would actually improve at the least the appearance of ethical behavior at one of the biggest still living newspapers in America.
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Trump a 'counterpoint' to ethical leadership Comey tried to say Thursday that his book was not about Trump but about ethical leadership generally -- an area where he feels the President is an example of someone who falls short.
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Some people have ethical issues about using natural brushes (which is where synthetic makeup brushes come into play) but you can also find natural brushes that are certified by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
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"Here is the ethical debate, and it will be different for different people: Is it a greater ethical burden to prevent someone from having the opportunity to be a father by passing along their genetic material?" she said.
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The paper noted the potentially huge legal and ethical implications of the work.
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How do leaders in these efforts explain the philosophy underlying their ethical stance?
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"Did you have an ethical commission?" someone in the crowd wanted to know.
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One ethical theory for how resources should be distributed is sometimes called "sufficientarianism".
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YouTube is more "ethical panic zone" than "fun and democratic playground" these days.
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"Profiting from addiction is never ethical," Labor MSP Monica Lennon told the newspaper.
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The policy also clearly defines gendered harassment as a type of ethical breach.
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Eliot Spitzer quit while under ethical fire, although ultimately they were not prosecuted.
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With investors' increasing focus on ethical business, companies should take action, Studzinski said.
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"This wasn't an ethical dilemma for me, I'd do it again," Brown said.
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Almost every time, the ethical dilemma is what draws me in the most.
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But perhaps ethical technologists like the Sthacks crew will form a final check.
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"Riding his coattails" was not something he considered to be an ethical practice.
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From a research and industry perspective, Filabi of Ethical Systems saw similar challenges.
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He is pushing Apple and the entire tech industry forward, making ethical transformations.
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This duty has its roots in many different religious and secular ethical traditions.
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Despite the murky legality and ethical concerns, Golan fully admits to his involvement.
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What are the ethical issues of using a telepresence robot in this context?
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Fitzpatrick had stepped on an ethical landmine that she didn't realize was there.
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G3: Ethical Healing — Mary Hodder, Francine Hardaway, Maria Ogneva, and Tina Chase Gillmor.
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The list of ethical violations and conflicts of interest goes on and on.
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If ethical concerns do not persuade Mr Trump, commercial and political ones might.
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Government agencies have recently begun scrutinizing the ethical implications of the emerging field.
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Those who've found a moral and ethical foundation beyond Christianity aren't going anywhere.
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Moreover, [he] juggles ethical conduct while trying to remain personable in [his] practice.
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Anti-abortion laws require health care providers to violate all four ethical principles.
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It is required by law to restrict investments in companies on ethical grounds.
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Is the argument that big enough stories should become exceptions to ethical rules?
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And finally, consumers benefit by receiving a fresher, healthier and more ethical product.
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We have to play with justifiable moral and ethical codes of conduct here.
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You know, their foremost ethical imperative is to make returns for their shareholders.
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An airline joint venture created "ethical concerns" over transactions worth millions of dollars.
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Such relationships are governed by our union's ethical code and anti-nepotism policy.
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And it's not just governments that will be doing an ethical gut check.
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When are companies going to start programming ethical decisions into self-driving vehicles?
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Animal rights groups like People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Asia disagree.
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It will explore alternatives to fashion making including emerging ethical and computational approaches.
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We want to make sure we are offering ethical searches that help consumers.
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The dream of Jordan Belfort is still alive — just tweaked, for ethical reasons.
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Testicular transplants can introduce unique ethical issues, since unlike other organs, they reproduce.
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Though the firms involved emphasise that they have high ethical standards, activists worry.
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Moreover, when Mr Trump acts, he does not recognise boundaries, legal or ethical.
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"I'm aware of the ethical implications," co-author Justus Theis told The Register.
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That was when people began to talk about ethical fashion and eco fashion.
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He is ethical and he returned the collar and communicated what had happened.
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Moral questions Using AI to catch thieves raises all kinds of ethical questions.
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But you could have emphasised the third big influence: ethical and cultural values.
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In RoboCop, OCP's involvement with the police leads to its own ethical problems.
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We love that the brushes were designed to be ethical, functional, and beautiful.
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Now, this ethical burden is increasingly shared by the builders of AI software.
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By using ethical tools, we minimize the environmental support apex predators depend on.
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Without strong ethical foundations, everyday communication functions, instead, as an information sort target.
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She's not running an ethical consumerism nonprofit, after all; she's running for president.
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"Each of them understand and strive to uphold their ethical obligations," he said.
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Ethical decision-making is impossible under late capitalism, and choice is an illusion.
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This makes the development of ethical theories more complicated than one would wish.
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It was supposed to be an exploration of ethical failure and digital devices.
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However, it remains to be seen whether he crossed any ethical boundaries directly.
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What's next: Forthcoming ethical guidelines from the Pentagon for military use of AI.
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VANGUARD, an American fund-management giant, promises "the highest standards of ethical behaviour".
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Levine's ethical question applies to actors, however desperate they may be for money.
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Those are technical questions—but what about the pesky legal and ethical ones?
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Capitalism, not any moral or ethical concern, was what toppled the company's giants.
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But Zimmermann takes issue with the analogy—on ethical if not legal grounds.
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"You're not being an ethical vegan if you're supporting cocaine use," he says.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, responded to Thursday's collision.
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Who is accountable for machine-generated content from an ethical point of view?
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It is only the ethical attributes that cause people to be willfully ignorant.
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But beyond simply the speed, there are ethical issues that using AI raises.
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There are entire timelines devoted to tracking Uber's neverending corporate and ethical woes.
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But they do not deny that some ethical decisions do entail trade-offs.
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The same certainly can't be said for the Fairphone 2's ethical considerations.
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For pragmatic as well as ethical reasons, honesty is indeed the best policy.
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The fact that he hasn't committed a crime or ethical violation is irrelevant.
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Yet, this ethical dilemma didn't stop Mylan from choosing profits over human life.
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Yes, they do, but they should be held to ethical and nutritional standards.
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There are certainly some hard ethical lines at play in TSR, as well.
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There are two schools of thought on coding ethical decisions into the software.
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Washingtonians for Ethical Government has filed a complaint with the state bar association.
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"If you're launching a new fund, you should also have an ethical approach."
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Co-op said tackling modern slavery was central to its ethical trade strategy.
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In the wake of today's rapid technological development, human and ethical dilemmas emerge.
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NORWAY FINANCE MINISTRY TO APPOINT COMMITTEE TO REVIEW SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND'S ETHICAL GUIDELINES
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He and Goldman insist they have acted legally and with high ethical standards.
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The brand also focuses on ethical sourcing and using environmentally sound raw materials.
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The State website involved removed it late Monday, following criticism over ethical concerns.
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That would not be sufficient to quiet the voices that express ethical concerns.
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So how can we create an international consensus to make it more ethical?
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He told a story to the crowd to show how ethical he is.
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Since government money and, potentially, influence could pose ethical concerns for research agendas.
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" Clapper denounced Trump's "behavior and divisiveness and complete intellectual, moral and ethical void.
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Ethical consumption of porn is mindful, aware, responsible, and marked by sexual integrity.
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"Currently scientists don't share that data for ethical and legal reasons," said Rep.
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The new report reaffirms just how serious this ethical conflict is for Rosenstein.
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Cruz went on to thank People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
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In those conversations, Mr. Mozilo maintained that his company had strong ethical standards.
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From medical, ethical and human rights standpoints, this case is horrifying and heartbreaking.
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Elzora Williamson, a Baptist minister, officiated at the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture.
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Australian Ethical Investments said in May it was divesting its holdings in AMP.
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Most TPLF firms claim to write their contracts to preclude such ethical conflicts.
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If you can think of an ethical impropriety, Pruitt has probably committed it.
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Raw power is detached from any civic or ethical justifications beyond self-preservation.
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There is also research suggesting that diversity can influence ethical behavior in organizations.
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We don't wanna tell you what to say... It was an ethical decision.
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" Dean Baquet, The Times's executive editor, said: "He was a hugely ethical journalist.
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Trump and his inner circle haven't been immune to major ethical issues either.
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"It's really important that something is made in an ethical and sustainable way."
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Menendez's ethical issues in office created lukewarm support for him within the party.
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Both retellings landed trailing ethical questions about entertainment derived from recent terrorist incidents.
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I've always viewed Columbia as a bastion of journalism excellence and ethical practices.
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There is no ethical argument that justifies not doing the same for animals.
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And Uber certainly is not the perfect company with a spotless ethical record.
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Don't be fooled by all of Kalanick's personal missteps and Uber's ethical issues.
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Can a company be as aggressive as Uber is and also be ethical?
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Trump's violation of ethical and business norms are available for all to see.
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The arrangement also seemed to resolve the ethical dilemma of contributing to gentrification.
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The latest probe comes as Pruitt faces scrutiny over ethical and spending controversies.
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This technological advance has reopened the ethical debate about the 14-day limit.
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Trump appears incapable of forgiving Sessions for taking the clearly, unavoidably ethical path.
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Lawyers have ethical and legal obligations, and they represent clients for many years.
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The DRC poses a unique combination of political, financial, operational and ethical risks.
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Human rights experts said the naked photography raised serious ethical and legal questions.
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For ethical reasons, such enterprises would be entirely transparent during their government service.
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That debacle was not brought about by Sessions or his pesky ethical standards.
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Ethics experts said Mr. Giuliani's remarks were misguided on ethical and political grounds.
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Critics say the timing of the approval raises questions about potential ethical violations.
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Apart from the ethical considerations, there are practical issues to take into account.
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Chesters confided that her children were already grappling with their own ethical quandaries.
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I never learned the outcome of the experiment, which was under ethical investigation.
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The video also raised ethical questions for Facebook and its platform's livestreaming capabilities.
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The case is People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals et al v.
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Ethical standards applied in inconsistent and self-serving ways are merely window dressing.
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Sometimes, extravagant spending and ethical violations also aren't enough, as Pruitt has shown.
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"That's the scary thing," and another reason to pursue an ethical framework early.
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Gizmodo: What kinds of ethical standards should be considered when developing deceptive robots?
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High ethical and moral standards to win the battle of ideas, but no.
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"We take seriously any reports of ethical wrongdoing at the Department," they wrote.
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That does not mean such claims do not raise ethical or professional issues.
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The ethical questions Trump is raising aren't new, because questionable pardons aren't new.
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Other philanthropic groups get approved through the Ethical Culture Society's social action committee.
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Much of the time though has been focused on his many ethical controversies.
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In 1964, a patent was filed to make ethical denim processing a reality.
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After World War II, she wrote books propagating Nazi esotericism and ethical vegetarianism.
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They blame him and him alone for his ethical missteps, particularly the condo.
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Read up on the ethical ways to deal with an ex's nudes. 91.
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In 2005, the family sold the company for ethical reasons, netting $500 million.
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I have little doubt that these scientists will not cross any ethical lines.
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They don't have the ethical underpinnings, they don't have the knowledge about society.
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One key principle to its ethical data strategy: minimizing data collection and use.
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For those who refuse due to ethical or scientific reservations, there are penalties.
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It [does have] some moral and ethical complexity for a lot of people.
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But this one is complicated: Ethical con: Juul contains a ton of nicotine.
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The problem with "ethical investing" is that things get muddy on closer inspection.
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For many years, Steiner has advocated for ethical labor practices in the arts.
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It will also establish a biennial conference on ethical issues facing the field.
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The real ethical question here is unaffected by what you've told your hosts.
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Content should have an ethical appeal, an emotional appeal, or a logical appeal.
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He's making a fine ethical point but it's an overly blunt cinematic stroke.
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I can always count on her for the correct ethical take on something.
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Both made large loans to his family's real estate business, raising ethical questions.
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"If samples are obtained unethically, any resulting science is not ethical," she wrote.
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His behavior is a warning that ethical traditions and culture are not enough.
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In its place, he situates daily observation as his final ethical-aesthetic calling.
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And it's been wandering ever since from one ethical quandary to the next.
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" • "America has a moral, ethical and economic responsibility to tax our wealth more.
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Like Mr. Pruitt, Mr. Zinke leaves under a cloud of possible ethical violations.
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He has been largely silent about Mr. Zuma's ethical problems and damaging policies.
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So what do we do at this point to become more ethical consumers?
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — Are you an ethical consumer?
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"It is a case of human ingenuity outskating ethical concerns," said Dr. MacPhee.
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Importantly, digital health tools contain the inherent capacity to ensure ethical medical intervention.
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Only because a rogue researcher defied myriad scientific and ethical norms and guidelines.
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I'm now one of the editors of an academic volume on ethical interrogation.
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His fund-raising for a possible White House bid raises ethical questions, again.
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All this means that building ethical artificial intelligence is an enormously complex task.
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As an ethical matter, however, I can tell you that relationships create obligations.
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Generally speaking, men and women tend to approach ethical decision-making fairly similarly.
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Chastised for its ethical failings, the university returned nearly $230,000 to commercial sponsors.
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When it is, you're often paying for better materials and more ethical manufacturing.
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It seems to be a very ethical company that goes above and beyond.
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You're not allowed to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for ethical reasons.
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But every candidate should set ethical boundaries early and stick within those boundaries.
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This guy doesn't even have the ethical sensitivity of the Trump White House.
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This Treasury secretary's ethical problems make Tim Geithner's nanny tax issues look quaint.
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"From an ethical standpoint, whatever Spiro knew counts as Brafman's knowledge," she said.
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The decision to sue is an ethical one, not just a financial one.
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Other ethical concerns, like fair wages, also informed his decision, Mr. Pieters said.
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Congressional investigators had raised ethical questions before about Mr. Collins's relationship to Innate.
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Who gets to decide which applications of AI are ethical and which aren't?
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There is, however, a fair amount of ethical debate over this legal maneuver.
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As new psychiatrists in an inner-city clinic, we face an ethical struggle.
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This is a normal, ethical action, one able creature helping another enfeebled one.
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Despots and terrorists could use them against innocent populations, removing any ethical restraints.
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Presiding over this ethical morass is Stefan Passantino, the White House ethics officer.
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"One of the things you need is an ethical compass," Raina told Axios.
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My question is: Do I have an ethical responsibility in a larger sense?
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It is the right thing to do from a moral and ethical standpoint.
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An ethical client relations contract should, as its foundation, incentivize winning over losing.
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With the aggressive push forward, though, comes the persistent thrum of ethical qualm.
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Sloan also lacks the credibility needed to lead Wells through an ethical turnaround.
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" The practice has sparked ethical controversy, as highlighted in the 2013 documentary "Blackfish.
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The highly contagious virus is a minefield of ethical, political and moral dilemmas.
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"And Facebook employees may have a harder time gazing in an ethical mirror."
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That ensures they adhere to a certain level of competence and ethical standards.
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But let me assure you, there are better, more ethical methods of transportation.
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Its ethical and judicial council has recently begun to study the issue further.
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Among its ethical norms is that your primary responsibility is to your students.
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And yet others simply wish to follow a vegan lifestyle for ethical reasons.
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You don't need to worry about ethical niceties or even, sometimes, the law.
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And then how do they create ethical constructs around which technologies to procure?
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Second, what's ethical isn't exhausted by the dos and don'ts of official policy.
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" The answer to that question seems to be "any semblance of ethical bearings.
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"We will not use it until it has proper ethical behavior," he added.
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Yet the study of brain organoids can also be fraught with ethical dilemmas.
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After news of Halperin's book broke, Regan attempted to bridge the ethical crevasse.
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Nor did conservative Christians always grapple with ethical questions in a sophisticated way.
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Johansson said she had decided to withdraw from "Rub & Tug" for ethical reasons.
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"I think their first step would be to seek ethical advice," says Cohen.
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Then our support for prenatal and postnatal care will carry more ethical weight.
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Almost every day brings news of more ethical scandals by more Trump officials.
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These settlements could be an example of the ethical minefield Zitrin warned about.
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Second, the scientific and ethical integrity of the research have already been compromised.
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Moreover, who decides what is ethical varies by time, culture and power dynamics.
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You simply can't convince everybody to choose their food from an ethical perspective.
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On all these issues the museum needs to take a clear ethical position.
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So far, confirmation hearings have exposed a number of ethical and policy contradictions.
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Ethical military decision-making does not make us weak; it makes us strong.
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Comey described a series of ethical challenges during his term as FBI director.
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Both scientists expressed confidence that ethical concerns about chimera research could be addressed.
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The America on display in this election isn't a fair or ethical place.
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Few see Barr's rejection of Trump's statements as reflecting moral or ethical qualms.
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As an ethical issue, it's probably a good idea to pay for it.
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Muslims, like everyone else, take their ethical guidance from more than one source.
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Some try to take everything, prompting a conversation about sharing and ethical choices.
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Shiny's is the rare case where cannibalism was not only legal but ethical.
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MIT Technology Review revealed further ethical and practical oversight issues in He's research.
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Instead, they considered booting a board of outsiders tasked with investigating ethical lapses.
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But there's been little effort to raise the company's ethical standards more broadly.
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Despite the potential ethical issues, top Republican lawmakers quickly championed Mr. Esper's appointment.
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They also expressed concern that the company is violating its own ethical principles.
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Ethical issues are gaining more attention and prompting more outrage than ever before.
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So, there's something ... Again, in healthcare, there's the ethical/legal/social, ELSI group.
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Are there any ethical questions or reservations that give you pause at all?
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Massachusetts could become a template for a new ethical approach to cannabis reform.
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Ethical Hacking from Scratch to Advanced Technique, $10 (originally $50), available at Udemy.
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This week, the Pied Pipers release their beta and struggle with ethical issues.
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"I find it difficult as a consumer to do the due diligence I would like to do because even the ethical funds are not always totally transparent about what they define as ethical," said retail investor Meraiah Foley, a Sydney academic.
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This brief reprieve from the norms of mismanagement and ethical challenges allowed Detroit to emerge from its bankruptcy and elect Mayor Mike Duggan, who appointed Inspector General James Heath ushering in a new era of ethical oversight to the city.
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But it's an emphasis on ethical investing that perhaps sets Shape apart, at least for inexperienced traders who would rather research and pick their own investments instead of putting their money into one of a number of ethical tracker funds.
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There are serious ethical questions about doing experiments like this that affect whole populations, but if lithium's effect is real and we don't pursue it because we lack compelling enough evidence, thereby endangering thousands of people — that's an ethical problem too.
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Skeptics like Dines, though, read "ethical porn" as a marketing effort designed by PR teams to help consumers stop worrying and embrace smut—and to pay for it rather than get it from a tube, as most voices on ethical.
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The IEEE also notes the lack of an independent review organization to oversee algorithmic operation, and the use of "black-box components" in the creation of algorithms, as other problems to achieving ethical AI. One suggestion to help overcome the tech industry's ethical blind spots is to ensure those building autonomous technologies are "a multidisciplinary and diverse group of individuals" so that all potential ethical issues are covered, the IEEE writes.
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At this point, you're probably familiar with Elizabeth Holmes' questionable ethical and business standards.
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The equivalent of a Leaping Bunny emblem for ethical mica sourcing doesn't yet exist.
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"The inaction and silence suggests a culture of limited ethical concern," Bowman told Gizmodo.
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Ethical sex isn't just consensual—it's non-exploitative, it's protected, it's honest, it's pleasurable.
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As a sitting federal judge, ethical obligations prevent Judge Gorsuch from answering such questions.
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Ethical standards among politicians also became a top issue in the US presidential election.
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Like many scientific breakthroughs, this one comes with a lot of giant ethical questions.
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On Reddit, in particular, ethical questions about automating coworkers' jobs away are not uncommon.
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It also has added ethical sales training and monitoring to prevent improper sales practices.
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Ethical behavior is more about corporate values, customer trust and respecting changing social norms.
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The reason, then, the National Institutes of Health suspended funding was over ethical concerns.
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This ethical exercise takes on new meaning at the dawn of the autonomous age.
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Already, China has pushed the ethical boundaries in the realm of human embryo editing.
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Many have lobbed serious ethical and human rights objections to building this virtual wall.
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And also the most controversial component, given the increasing focus on ethical supply chains.
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When you do art within a community, you have ethical, cultural, and communication obligations.
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The closer biotech gets to modifying humans, the more ethical concerns will attend it.
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"Ultimately it is their ethical neck that's on the line," the former official said.
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