We value personal freedom, human rights, human dignity, and human liberty.
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I worry about human folly and human greed and human error.
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Opportunities: dating, human-computer interfaces, human augmentation, cybernetics and post-human evolution?
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Human rights as women's rights, human rights as gay rights, human rights as worker rights, human rights as voting rights, human rights across the board for every single American.
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In order to transfer skills, we'd need instant human-to-human (or machine-to-human or human-to-machine) memory transfer.
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They're not gonna live human lives, and have human emotions and human experiences!
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This depends more on human-to-human than animal-to-human transmission, he writes.
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They're human beings — human beings that took an ugly path, but still human beings.
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Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights delivers the RFK Human Rights Award and supports human rights advocates.
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"This is about human dignity, human rights, human potential—we all have that," she told me.
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The human brain creates the human mind, and then the human mind tries to understand the human brain, however long it takes and whatever the cost.
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She also wrote the story about the first human-to-human transmission that we learned about this week, the first case of a human-to-human transmission.
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These two examples of potential human-to-human spread surfaced nearly two weeks before China confirmed the first cases of human-to-human transmission, on January 20.
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When you talk about the human body, the human biology, most of human biology we don't understand.
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Is Don Neto made of human skin, human organs, and endowed with a human sense of fear?
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Cobots operate in a realm where human thoughts, human modes of communication and human safety are paramount.
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"Human meat" produced through scientific method rather than human person is actually non-human in physical sense.
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"Human excitement and human emotion can be used to fuel human experiences," said Lightwave CEO Rana June.
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A human finger causes the gun to fire; a human mind causes the human finger to move.
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But that's a narrow view of what makes human beings human: Human-level AI is not human-level sociability, or appearance, or personality, or a million other things.
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I have learned through studying for a literature degree that there are essentially three kinds of conflict story: human versus human, human versus nature and human versus himself.
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The predictable outcomes—zombie eats human, human slays zombie, human turns on human, because we're a bunch of dumb asses who never learn—have left a worn circle.
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How can a being without human language or human culture have standing to seek redress from human institutions?
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Evil comes from the human heart and the human soul in conflict with other human hearts and souls.
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Though beautifully rendered in fur-ruffling style, their characters are thoroughly human, with human voices and human concerns.
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So she's still talking about her like she's a...you know, not human, like a super human human.
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Though often spare, his environments are suffused with the traces of human, non-human, and post-human life.
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They transmit diseases including Lyme disease, human anaplasmosis, human ehrlichiosis, human babesiosis, Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Powassan encephalitis.
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That is what human beings will do, and human beings will be aspirational, and human beings will be horrible.
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The authors said new rules and protections are now required for experimenting on human brain tissue, including so-called brain organoids, or mini-brains, human-animal chimeras (intermingling of human and non-human genes), and pieces of human brain tissue removed during surgery.
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While it is clear that human-to-human transmission has occurred — not all cases are related to an animal market — it remains uncertain if human to human transmission is commonly sustained.
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In Blade Runner, the audience is supposed to learn that replicants are human, even if they're more human than human.
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Given the nexus between human smuggling and human trafficking, legislators should focus on reducing undocumented migrants' reliance on human smugglers.
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The virus is transmitted to people from wild animals and spreads in the human population through human-to-human transmission.
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I would like her if she was a human — a real-life human as opposed to a comic book human.
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"No one can tell us what price should be paid for human feelings, human nature and human dignity," he wrote.
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We can make a human kidney or human pancreas in pigs if human iPS cells are injected into the embryo.
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His research includes "human-computer interaction, computer augmented environments, and computer augmented human (human-computer integration)," according to his EmTech bio.
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"That was very much an accident and I think we're all human — I'm human, what a shock, I'm human!" she concluded.
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Inside the Human Factors lab, human thumbs litter the table.
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"Human genetics is the study of human diversity," Stefansson said.
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But HI (human intelligence) is the basis of human progress.
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Now some rubbish human has put human clothing on one.
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Serkis' Caesar is much more human than any human character.
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Good news: Google is making human emoji look more... human!
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Zero is not human at all; 100 is fully human.
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Dooley is Director, Human Rights Defenders at Human Rights First.
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The central character becomes more human by becoming less human.
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We are human beings, and we're talking about human rights.
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You've given no human characteristics, no human qualities, no flaws.
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If robots threatened human labor, human joblessness would be growing.
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Bernard wants to know what makes a human a human.
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Human beings should be smarter, human beings should be wiser.
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Go is designed for human to play with human. Right?
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It's a human story because women's rights are human rights.
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Experts say it can be spread from human to human.
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All legal matters turn on human judgment and human fallibility.
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Because there's milliseconds of, like, human lagging or human rushing.
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"A human being can never again enslave another human being."
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Human rights provide a powerful affirmation of the human spirit.
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Those are my credentials to ensure a future with clean drinking water — a future of human dignity, human rights, and human survival.
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Which means that at one point, one human body contains two consciousnesses; at another, a human consciousness exists without a human body.
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He is Poland's commissioner of human rights; he is no longer the human rights ombudsman at the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights.
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Consider communication 30 years ago (lots of human-to-human, some phone), 20 years ago (still quite a lot of human to human, some cell phones), and now (vast majority through some type of screen).
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Stuff like defining what we mean by "meaningful human control" or "appropriate human judgment" or the concept of focusing on the human role.
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Distinguished human rights organizations such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and UNHCR have accused Australia of human rights violations on many occasions.
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That human numbers are, axiomatically, part of the story of human impact does not mean that human numbers have to take center stage.
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But of course, there is a human cost to human moderation.
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Human society continues to evolve but human nature remains the same.
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As opposed to a human one: Word count of human profiles.
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There's a beautiful story abt human beings saving other human beings.
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The virus can jump from human to human, especially in hospitals.
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Which makes a difference in human life, in a human family.
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Treating zombie Gary as human means treating zombie heads as human.
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Because, as she knew, human rights are human rights for all.
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Dooley is director of human rights defenders at Human Rights First.
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Across the world, human trafficking is a pervasive human rights crisis.
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We're moving into this, not post-human, but enhanced human era.
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If someone is human, they are human, what can you do?
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And it's built on actually putting the "human" in human resources.
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Journalists are human beings not stenographers, human beings not automatons. 212.
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He loves all human beings, and we are also human beings.
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This was a disease that couldn't be transmitted human to human.
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Richard, though a beautiful human, was the wrong human for me.
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We're all using human reviewers, but human reviewers make mistakes, too.
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One can be either for human rights or against human rights.
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Trilobites A blue human is a cold, dead or sad human.
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Scientists have since confirmed it can spread from human to human.
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"Is there anything more human than human-created land?" she asked.
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You still have to deal with human emotions and human situations.
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Journalists are human beings not stenographers, human beings not automatons. 2.
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As long there are human clergy, there will be human problems.
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It is not the human being; it is the human body.
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Like healthcare is a human right, orgasm is a human right.
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" Human Rights Watch called Duterte's drug war "a human rights calamity.
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Cansu Canca, Ph.D. Founder and director of AI Ethics LabBDSM sex robots do not violate Asimov's First Law of Robotics unless we think that either people who engage in human-human BDSM harm themselves and others, that or robot-human BDSM would have different effects than human-human BDSM.
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Near the end of the film, Faye reads a passage from William Blake's poem "The Divine Image": For Mercy has a human heartPity, a human face:And Love, the human form divine,And Peace, the human dress.
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The UN Human Rights Council The UN's 47-nation human rights group gets to point the finger at countries for their human rights violations.
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Human Rights Watch, a nonprofit human rights organization, sees authoritarian populists as demagogues who exploit voters' xenophobia to oppose immigration and erode human rights.
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Can a robot sexually harass a co-worker, human or non-human?
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"Companies have essentially forgotten the human aspect of human resources," Cho said.
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We are more interested in the human experience and the human dilemmas.
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No human being, and no human family, lives in a fairy tale.
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Human beings do not cease to be human being when they die.
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But human nature, and human appetites, aren't likely to change that much.
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Tolerance for human struggling and human smuggling and trafficking is not humane.
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"Potential human-to-human transmission is currently under investigation," the WHO said.
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In both cases, a human story has gained authorship of human minds.
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They require us to be more conscious—more human—thus, Team Human.
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Every human being who cares about another human being in this world.
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Human exhibitions "Völkerschau" translated as "human shows," stems from the 15th century.
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I'm a human person the same way you are a human person.
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We have reached the end of human will, human desire, and fear.
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Not politically, but in terms of the human suffering, the human cost.
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But, in fact, as even dogs know, a human is a human.
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Hello I support Normal Human Man Mark Zuckerberg to be Human President.
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Gizmodo: What are some socially important forms of human-on-human deception?
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Do animals become "more human" when we put human cells into them?
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Cute and cuddly or brutish and unrepentant, human life is human life.
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The UN's founding principles include human rights, equitable development and human security.
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This makes for a strongly human performance, perhaps a little too human.
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Once infected, the human cells were able to infect other human cells.
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Various analyses highlighting potential for sustained human-to-human transmission of #nCoV2019.
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However, scientists said the risk of human-to-human transmission is low.
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They said it is not human-to-human and it is controllable.
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One wanted to replace the human, one wanted to extend the human.
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Ferrari said combat use of autonomous systems will progress from "human assisted" to "human augmented" before moving to a "human is there to intervene" phase.
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That includes the human mind, so there's a deep-seated tendency in the human mind to see the world in ways which promote human survival.
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Maybe there's a microbe that makes a molecule that you could then colonize the human gut, the human ear, the human nose or so forth.
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And in the midst of the human ugliness of racism, there was the human beauty—there is the human beauty in the resistance to racism.
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When your adversary is a human being with a human peanut brain and human tools at their disposal, "good enough" might just be good enough.
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His track record not only includes support for fetal tissue research but also human-embryonic stem cell experimentation, human-animal chimeras and even human cloning.
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And in the midst of the human ugliness of racism, there was the human beauty, there is the human beauty in the resistance to racism.
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Scientists have mixed-and-matched human and animal cells for years, hoping to one day grow replacement human organs or discover genetic pathways of human diseases.
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It's 1981, in a version of reality where the Cold War was waged not human to human, but human to extraterrestrial enemy from beyond the stars.
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You need a human to counter another human — thinking like a human would give you a better chance to provide a better and more effective defense.
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It [touch] is not just correlated with being human—it is being human.
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No amount of entrepreneurship can provide the human-to-human services any cheaper.
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Nipah can also spread from human to human, often in health care settings.
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Eddie Russell Jr -A Human-Being -A Son- Brother-Friend-Nephew - Cousin-HUMAN!
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Celibacy is the law here, but these are human beings with human bodies.
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Cortical Stack: The receptacle for a human consciousness, called a Digital Human Freight.
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It was more human than human, Martha, but my shame will never end.
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In 2010, Human Rights Watch described Mortazavi as a "serial human rights abuser".
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Eddie Russell Jr -A Human-Being -A Son- Brother-Friend-Nephew – Cousin-HUMAN!
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Human: But even the great human knew the limits of his own creation.
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It taught me to be human and see the world as a human.
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To carry out human surveillance on just one target requires several human officers.
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And, hypothetically, what about synthetic human meat, grown without a genetic human donor?
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Human Rights Watch asked Argentine prosecutors to investigate him for human rights abuses.
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The machine (AlphaGo) did a very human thing even better than a human.
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The answer, he said, is that nothing can replace human-to-human interaction.
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Human Rights Watch said the punishment "constitutes torture under international human rights law".
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Raisman might have super-human abilities, but she's also a regular human, too.
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A human life is essentially lost in Mewtwo's pursuit of animal-human hybridization.
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I should know if I'm interacting with a human or an auto human.
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We're looking for "systems" to stop human criminals from doing human criminal things.
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Nipah can be transmitted from animals to humans and human-to-human contact.
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But I know there's a human in there somewhere—he's almost too human.
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Human reform never occurs unless it appeals and makes sense to human beings.
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And very human too; you've always been a very human kind of band.Yeah.
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While the human impact here is obvious, a human presence is eerily absent.
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Well, I think it makes the human voice un-human in a way.
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And you can't have human rights for women unless you have human rights.
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Think how much human happiness will be granted, how much human suffering eliminated.
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Their goal is to elucidate the stories of human struggle and human potential.
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For the price of a human, it's bagged a human-salmon combo meal.
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The earth doesn't need human beings but human beings need a healthy earth.
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Officials initially said the virus could not be transmitted from human to human.
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Why did no one warn me about the human cockroaches, the human hands?
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Authorities haven't found any instances of human-to-human transmission in the US.
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By having a massive human, the 'recoil' by the human is much smaller.
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His is the first case of suspected human-to-human transmission in Japan.
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It's not clear how common or easy those human-to-human transmissions are.
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Look — this is a problem of human creation that human action can solve.
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These children are vulnerable human beings, and as human beings, they have rights.
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Our system was created by human beings for the benefit of human beings.
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Human dignity is the inherent worth that people embody simply by being human.
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It's a bad person, sure, but it's still human-on-human fighting. Yeah.
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" Echoing her famous 1995 "Women's Rights Are Human Rights" speech in Beijing, Clinton later launched into a powerful riff that drew thunderous applause from the crowd: "I believe so strongly that we have to keep up, with every fiber of our being, the argument for, the campaign for human rights," she said, "human rights as women's rights, human rights as gay rights, human rights as worker rights, human rights as voting rights, human rights across the board for every single American.
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Also, because Lyme is not spread human to human but from tick to human, it has limited power to stop the spread of Lyme disease-carrying ticks.
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To Eat or to be Eaten—A Guide to Cannibalism contains human butchery diagrams alongside recipes for human minced meat mango tartare and human tenderloin with cider.
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"It's meant to connect deep to our human core," says Ange, who seeks to share her experiences, insights, and observations on human nature and the human condition.
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Now add to that list one of the most human of human endeavors: smoking.
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To be truly useful, they'll need to speak human language and understand human gestures.
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Many like to say that it is the human limitations that make us human.
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Isabella is human and a little flawed, and Angelo is human and deeply flawed.
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You had human-to-human intelligence and open source intelligence right from the start.
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Here was a compelling case that human-to-human interactions are what really matter.
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It's usually spread through bites from infected mosquitoes, not through human-to-human contact.
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LONDON — There's something deeply unnerving about non-human things that have disturbingly human features.
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Businesses operate through human beings, who remain human even in their roles as CEOs.
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Given how variable human behavior is, do you believe in a fixed human nature?
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Only a naive economist could believe that human demand is equal to human necessity.
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"Minor child rapists are also human, do they have no human rights," it said.
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How can we build toward just futures for our human and post-human selves?
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"The existing technologies are not good enough for human-to-human conversations," explains Liang.
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Yuval Noah Harari: And what does it do to human life and human agency?
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HUMAN CONTROLS Uber is not ready to deploy vehicles without human controls, Meyhofer said.
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We wanted to see people talk to each other and relate, human to human.
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Both had posts, though one calls them tweets, and both connect human to human.
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When they get close to human, but they are not human, it feels wrong.
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"They do some things that are human-like but they aren't human," he explains.
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But Joe Alwyn is a human man, and human men can wear colored contacts.
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As all global religions must, the ceremonies affirm both human diversity and human universality.
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A multiplayer game in which human-to-human interactions were all but stripped away.
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Within the human body, there are more bacterial cells than there are human cells.
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It basically covered the entire human experience—if every human was like Axl Rose.
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We need to land firmly on the side of human rights and human dignity.
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The essence of liberalism is acceptance of our human limits and our human differences.
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It is really important to human species; think about it is as human glue.
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Relying on human experts for guidance risks imposing human limits on a computer's ability.
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To this, they will add human iPS cells to create hybrid animal-human embryos.
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Countries are inhabited by human beings; when human beings become perfect, so will countries.
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"There will be corruption because human nature is what human nature is," he added.
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Hello Human Man Mork Zuckerberg would run for human president in Earth year 2020.
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Health care is a basic human right, and we fight for basic human rights.
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Human connections are not just important for survival but also for human well-being.
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To replicate human decision-making, the AI assistant would need data on human behavior.
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"In our world, if that's human remains, you cannot sell human remains," Kraus said.
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Such animations were not human beings; they were not even pictures of human beings.
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So embedded in human beings ... embedded stuff in human beings is fascinating to me.
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As the authors write in the paper, "the human is more than the human."
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The extended family includes not just your human relatives, but your human relatives' dogs.
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The Vulcans viewed Spock being half-human and Burnham being fully human as weaknesses.
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We allow others to be human, but we do not let ourselves be human.
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He understands the world that we live in from human rights to human pandemics.
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The WHO said only one of the overseas cases involved human-to-human transmission.
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Thailand said on Friday it too had a case of human-to-human transmission.
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But human culture has always usefully constrained human behavior as well as expressed it.
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No human society has ever tolerated the entire range of instinctive, "natural" human behavior.
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People were still told there was no strong evidence of human-to-human transmission.
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We need to make sure that t7hese technologies respect human rights, respect human privacy.
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Just because your human life ends doesn't mean your human responsibilities end with it.
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"It's a human endeavor, and human endeavors fail more than they succeed," he said.
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The first thing for Americans to worry about is sustained human-to-human transmission.
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"It's premature to say that there's no human-to-human transmission," Dr. Hui said.
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Photography allows for a very direct observation on human behavior and the human condition.
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He's a real human, she's a real human," Melanson said on CNN's "New Day.
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Experts and human rights organizations like Human Rights Watch have heavily disputed his words.
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We are human beings and we strive and fail as other human beings do.
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But the record of human habitation of Greenland testifies to more than human resourcefulness.
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The National Human Trafficking Hotline receives multiple reports of human trafficking in all 50 states each year, according to Polaris, the charity that operates the human trafficking hotline.
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While his bond with his human was incredibly strong — as in, rivals most human-human marriages — Molly wondered if Wally would feel more fulfilled with a bunny friend.
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There's an assumption in the tale of Christ that one can be human, with human limitations, and not feel the same vulnerabilities that make us in fact, human.
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Trump's only explicit mention of human rights was to condemn — without naming names — the "governments with egregious human rights records" that sit on the UN Human Rights Council.
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It is his response to his own question: 'Having seen so many parts of the world, what had I learned about human menace, human triumph and human failure?
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As long as you realize that you're human, and you have very human needs — like food, movement, and human contact — you'll be able to plan around those needs.
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Nongovernmental organizations such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, as well as the United Nation's High Commissioner for Human Rights, have denounced these egregious human rights violations.
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Human billionaire Mark Zuckerberg applies sunscreen to his human head using his human hand at the annual Sun Valley Conference on July 12, 2019 in Sun Valley, Idaho.
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And so we are left with a continuation of the major questions from the last story: Should human-robot interactions be considered equal to human-to-human interactions?
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Human-to-human contact then becomes the key driver to prove human-to-robot contact is just as effective, debunking the very claim under consideration in the process.
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HBO's latest advertising campaign is titled "Recommended by Humans," featuring human fans explaining why they like the human HBO shows that they have watched with their human eyes.
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Against habitual hierarchizing, binary and human-centric thinking, this issue will think about (and with) sonorous bodies enfolding and unfolding in relation to registers of gender, class, race, ethnicity, age, as well as human, more-than-human, posthuman, ahuman, and non-human. (eds.
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Exposure to live poultry markets is the "crucial factor" in human infections, the health commission said, adding that the virus had not mutated to spread from human to human.
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The creator also built the Human Controller, a cute system for controlling a human as they walk down the street, and the Human Crane Game which is equally inexplicable.
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"The inclusion of the concept of 'development promoting human rights' into the international human rights system signifies a major shift in the global human rights conversation," the paper said.
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The Human Rights Council was established in 2006 to replace the United Nations' beleaguered Human Rights Commission, which was largely discredited for allowing human rights abusers to be members.
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They call it the Human Screenome Project, a name that nods to the famous Human Genome Project, a 13-year-long international scientific undertaking that successfully mapped human DNA.
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That's because all innocent human life requires protection under the law, and because human life begins in the womb, human embryos deserve legal protection just as born children do.
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For human rights observers including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, her sentence raises serious human rights concerns about Israel's treatment of Palestinian activists, many of whom are minors.
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Human Rights Watch knows a fair bit more, and in grisly yet also human detail.
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This leads to the next step in human-computer interaction: the human-feeling user interface.
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So many of the problems in science today stem from human error or human biases.
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It's about some human taking care of another human who had less luck in life.
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Wright has killed Satoshi and replaced him with a very human, very contentious human figure.
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Are we a nation of human resources, or are we a nation of human beings?
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Recently, however, scientists have figured out how to grow human cytomegalovirus in human cell cultures.
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Has the Human Rights Council undermined its ability to promote human rights around the world?
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Sally isn't a monster — she's a human being, an irritating, pretentious, wildly ambitious human being.
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And that is why gay rights are human rights, and human rights are gay rights.
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The power that we have are two human eyes looking into other two human eyes.
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No human remains were found at the site, or other artifacts suggestive of human habitation.
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One is Johns's preoccupation with the broken human physique and, later, the defenseless human psyche.
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Advances in AI help make new human-to-machine and machine-to-human interaction possible.
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The assertion of one human right cannot justify violations or abuses of other human rights.
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I want to see Idris, a perfect human, become a human for the first time.
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Taylor is charged with disturbing human remains, conspiring to disturb human remains and hindering prosecution.
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They're on advocating for human rights for everyone, and expanding the definition of human rights.
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The inner workings of the human mind is not always discernible upon the human face.
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That if it smells and tastes like a human fingernail, then it's a human fingernail?
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A higher law, in other words, that is antecedent to human codes governs human relations.
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"Steven Hahn is, ultimately, telling a human story — perhaps the oldest human story," says Coates.
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"They're taking away human banking even though they're trying to promote human banking," he said.
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Dr. Chopra believes that human consciousness (through epigenetic feedback) directs the unfolding of human evolution.
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The Houthis too are accused of human rights abuses, including using civilians as human shields.
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"Picture a very robotic version of two human arms and a human head," says Sachs.
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Human rights issues are growing, said Sophie Richardson, the China director at Human Rights Watch.
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Komala Ramachandra is a senior researcher in business and human rights at Human Rights Watch.
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Are we at the threshold of human-level or even super-human-level Artificial Intelligence?
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They need a better system for organising the proven wonder of human-to-human transplants.
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Nardwuar The Human Serviette: I am Nardwuar The Human Serviette from Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA.
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"Human emotion and human character is an essential characteristic of Leonardo's art," Professor Kwakkelstein said.
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Clearly, such beings are human — and all human rights begin with the right to life.
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You do need to sort of raise ... I mean, human beings are human beings, right?
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Many of his works depict abstracted human figures; he addresses human relationships, spirituality, and more.
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Well, healthcare is a basic human right, and I will fight for basic human rights.
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By the time Chinese officials acknowledged the risk of human-to-human transmission on Jan.
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Technology that shapes human life without any human input is of no interest to me.
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Human Rights Watch says Eritrea has one of the world's worst records on human rights.
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"When I say the N.H.L. is killing human beings, they're killing human beings," Carcillo said.
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Part of human nature allows us to control the other part of our human nature.
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Children's Books These five new picture books are human-size stories made by human hands.
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Adrienne Adar's attention to botanical sentience seeks to decenter human perspectives on non-human entities.
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Beth Galetti, senior vice president, human resourcesGaletti is in charge of Amazon's human-resources division.
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It means that internationally this is spreading and is transmitting from human to human internationally.
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If human to human transmission is not sustainable for this virus, it will facilitate containment.
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"There has already been human-to-human transmission and infection of medical workers," Li said.
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Though the virus is spread by human to human contact, officials are taking extra precautions.
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It played in a human style, but better and more quickly than any human could.
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But mummies aren't merely Egyptian antiquities; they're human remains — and not just any human remains.
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"This is what everyone fears — that you&aposd get human to human transmission," Hyzler said.
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" The more pressing and urgent question, he said: "How frequent is human-to-human transmission?
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However, on Monday officials in China confirmed that it can spread from human to human.
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They are currently working with Human Rights First to dismantle the business of human trafficking.
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This is a president who is looking at human beings and not seeing human beings.
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And these two human beings are meeting together to express a common human emotional state.
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She is a very amazing human being and a really well respected human rights defender.
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If necessary, they hire thousands of human beings to apply human judgment to the problem.
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Training. Humanity. Humanity. It's just a place that values human beings for being human beings.
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The focus on a human-like input/output system is what seems to capture much of society's attention in terms of AI. There is no better measure of the illusion of human intelligence than the ability to converse with a human as a human would.
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But in that year, in 2014, the algorithm from SenseTime, for the first-, very first time, in the history of human-, in human history, the accuracy beat the human performance.
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It goes without saying, but I will state it now: Sexual harassment is a human rights violation, sexual assault is a human rights violation, rape is a human rights violation.
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If the goal is to upgrade the screen and keyboard (human<->machine), and become more telepathic (human<->human), do we really need to know what's going on with our neurons?
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"Apple is a technology company, but we never forget the devices we make are imagined by human minds, built by human hands, and meant to improve human lives," Cook said.
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Since human stem cells are used in this human-animal experimentation, some scientists are worried that these stem cells have the potential to create a human brain inside an animal.
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No, as long as the cloned human being acts like other human beings (reason, emotions, love, hate) then he/she even as a cloned being qualifies as another human being.
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A fetus is a human entity, maybe even a human being, but there's a difference between saying a fetus is a human being and that a fetus is a person.
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The partnership will help educate Uber drivers about some signs of human trafficking and empower them to report any suspected cases of human trafficking to the National Human Trafficking Hotline.
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The way I grew up, my belief is that no human being has the right to take another human being's life—and that continues with all the other human rights.
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" Louis believes the solution to this problem is to keep human and machine functions separate, rather than try to combine them and create some hybrid that's "more human than human.
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To find some answers I called up Dr. Ian Pearson, a futurologist who predicted that human-on-robot sex will be more common than human-on-human sex by 2050.
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It's never going to be perfect because it is a human enterprise — a "contrivance of human wisdom to provide for human wants" — as conservative British statesman Edmund Burke once said.
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This is McQueen at his very best: a fiercely interrogatory journey down and down into hell's mouth itself in pursuit of stark evidence of human pain, human labor, human stoicism.
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"We will fight so that the Human Rights Council is really a human rights council, not one infiltrated by states that flout human rights," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Check out the fascinating process of human decomposition Check out the fascinating process of human decomposition
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The human touch Human skin is marvelously complicated -- it is not an easy thing to mimic.
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The end goal will always be to create a human-computer interaction method that feels human.
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For now, he thinks, the robot finger is both too human, and not quite human enough.
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Zhang concluded that the risk of human-to-human transmission with H2000N83 bird flu remains low.
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Another target was Human Rights Watch's Tara Sepehri Far who researches human rights abuses in Iran.
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This argument ignores the fact that these are still human beings, members of the human community.
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Recognizing human faces is a skill you may take for granted—but you're also a human.
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In short, what you're watching is a human-like avatar learning a very specialized human movement.
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Well, health care is a basic human right and I will fight for basic human rights.
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It had to look human, since if it couldn't control human beings it would be useless.
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What makes you human when pretty much every aspect of the human body can be manufactured?
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The respiratory disease is capable of spreading through human-to-human contact, world health officials say.
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Human Rights Watch said it was committed to prioritizing work on the environment and human rights.
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I'm talking about can AI incorporate what human beings know by interacting with other human beings?
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"Human/Posthuman/Inhuman" ranges from predictions about the next step in human evolution to extraterrestrial life.
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If the feedback is, "this is a horrific human [multiple employees: human rights violation] rights violations".
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It's a little bit different than Game of Thrones, where it is human-on-human violence.
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It is like we are one with the human race, we are human beings and stuff.
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Well, health care is a basic human right, and I will fight for basic human rights.
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FEDOR is the size of a human adult and can emulate movements of the human body.
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"You just feel like you're human, you're a complete human," she told Reuters from the gate.
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That is, whether it was Neanderthal males impregnating human females, or human males impregnating Neanderthal females.
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" For example, the page header "Climate Change and Human Health" was renamed "Climate and Human Health.
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The show explores human nature, particularly what it means to be human, through the transient soils.
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I won't let my normal human stomach or normal human personality take my life from me.
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What is almost always missing is the human element: How does human behavior shape business opportunities?
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Thankfully, and importantly, there's no evidence that the disease is being spread from human-to-human.
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Upholding internationally recognized human rights, as reported in the State Department's Country Reports on Human Rights.
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Testing drugs on human tissues, without a whole human involved, can save money, time, and lives.
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"She does not think of herself [as] human, does not aspire to be human," she said.
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The human rights attorney recently took on ISIS human trafficking survivor Nadia Murad as a client.
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She all human in the film, unlike in the comics where she's half-human, half-Kree.
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Understanding human fertility is a vital part of understanding the cycle of human life and death.
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This is my responsibility as a writer, to keep writing about love, human rights, human dignity.
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And we all know that the human intelligence and the human brain is far from that.
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In other types of media, Mario has always been played by a human as a human.
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" There is an artistic generosity to the category of "not quite human and all too human.
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We're constantly reinterpreting these stories because they're human stories and the human condition is always involving.
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She is also human, and we tend to forget that stars are simple, flawed human beings.
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It involves a small group of human beings, and human nature is notoriously difficult to quantify.
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The High Commissioner for Human Rights is the principal human rights official of the United Nations.
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The study would create a human pancreas in rodents using human induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells.
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Memorial Human Rights Center, Russia's leading human rights foundation, lists Aleksey Pichugin as the longest-serving.
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Then people started building better relationships with truck drivers and loading docks, human-to-human interactions.
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What does it mean to create a new single human race, and a new human gender?
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"Being a human being," Mr. Sanders replied, "being a human being," Both Mr. Sanders and Mrs.
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Dix frequently conflates the animal and human kingdoms, undermining human civilization's illusion of progress or superiority.
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There's also the fact that even algorithms have human bias, since they're written by human engineers.
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It is the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, not the Human Rights Council.
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Of all human spaceflight, Apollo 8 may have best demonstrated NASA's capacity to change human perspective.
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Music is one of the oldest human art forms, if not the oldest human art form.
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It wouldn't have dogs talking, in human speech, to be sure, or motivated by human desires.
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And I really enjoy those interactions because then that's just human being to human being. Right?
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"Human rights and faith are not opposing forces — indeed, it is human interpretation that creates tensions."
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It was the New York City Commission on Human Rights, not the state's Human Rights Division.
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We often prefer human control to computer control even when human control leads to worse outcomes.
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For example: See also: this Normal and Human question, phrased in a Normal and Human way.
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The display cases of human skulls and wax replicas of human body parts were hauntingly beautiful.
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And when human beings know themselves better, human beings will be smarter and will be wiser.
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We can bring our human to work, even when we can't bring our human to work.
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Maazel refers twice to Nietzsche, whose "Human, All Too Human" celebrates free spirits against conventional mentality.
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Other people feel isolated — I felt like, 'Oh, I have a human disease, I am human.
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What does it mean to embrace the diversity that we see across human cultures, human societies?
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In using things to stand in for human lives, Kiefer's photographs too often elide the human.
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Equipping, not replacing, human copywritersTo Malm, Phrasee isn't coming to steal the jobs of human copywriters.
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Which soulless human being sentenced a fellow human to await the slow obliteration of his windpipe?
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There's multiple sites generating fake human faces by studying millions of pictures of real human faces.
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As anthropologists have discovered new species of human ancestors, our understanding of human history has changed.
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We helped grow a movement for Palestinian human rights and universal human dignity for everyone, everywhere.
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Hui, from Chinese University, said the possibility of human-to-human transmission cannot be ruled out.
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He is accused by the United Nations and human rights advocates of widespread human rights violations.
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It was filling up with something that was alive and looked human, but that warn't human.
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Human living standards were pretty much flat for all of human history until capitalism kicked in.
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Once they arrive, however, "There's no warm handoff," she said, and little human-to-human communication.
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We forget what it is to be human -- what is special about talking to a human.
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Once again, the human goodness that guided Dickens' tale is exchanged for human greed and selfishness.
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And then there are species like the human flea, which actually seek out human hosts specifically.
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It's about real people and human beings, just as fiction writing is about real human beings.
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"Health care is a basic human right, and we fight for basic human rights," Warren said.
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Mill had an optimistic view of human nature and probably an insufficient appreciation of human depravity.
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I also think that human beings are human beings, and if they watch you, they're real.
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"Every astrologer is also a human being, and as human beings we have biases," he says.
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And the answer, as in many human endeavors, is simple: People want human connection and love.
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In his book The Most Human Human, Brian Christian enters a Turing Test competition as the human foil and finds that it's actually quite difficult to prove your humanity in conversation.
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He had an idea for a simple test: If a human can't distinguish between a machine and another human in conversation, then the machine has reached the level of human intelligence.
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" After thanking @hansonrobotics for setting up the date, he added, "She is a super advanced humanoid robot capable of showing over 60 different human expressions — interpreting human language and human emotion.
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Autonomous is one that operates totally on its own without any human intervention, and human-in-the-loop is one that has a human as an integral part of the system.
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It violates human dignity to denigrate any group of human beings as the president is now doing and human dignity is a baseline — perhaps the baseline — moral principle of civilized society.
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It adopts a more realistic approach towards the question of what a human being is, says Foster, and therefore what the duties of human beings towards other human beings should be.
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"The ability to geolocate the size and location of human populations over time helps us understand the evolving characteristics of the human species, especially human interactions with the environment," they write.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have said the outbreak that originated in China late last year is linked to animal-to-human transmission and then human-to-human transmission.
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While Cole's book Blind Spot (2017) was heavy with the absence of the human figure in the midst of human works, Sharlet makes the human figure uncomfortably present in his photographs.
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Kagame's regime has been long criticized by human rights groups such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch for its attacks on the political opposition, human rights defenders and the press.
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From the beginning, the Human Rights Council exhibited blatant bias against Israel, included human rights abusers among its membership, and was unable to confront serious human rights abuses in powerful or influential states – the very same flaws that discredited its predecessor, the U.N. Human Rights Commission.
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"A living human child, from the moment of fertilization on fusion of a human spermatozoon with a human ovum, is entitled to the same rights, powers, and privileges as are secured or granted by the laws of this state to any other human child," the bill says.
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These included creating a stand-alone human rights policy, publishing periodic human rights updates to the public, and conducting an annual public briefing on Facebook's human rights strategy and actions in Myanmar.
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The position of special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories was created by the Human Right Council's predecessor, the Commission on Human Rights, in a 1993 resolution.
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"Bolton seems to spend more time and energy criticizing the individuals and institutions protecting human rights, rather than the human rights violators themselves," said Sarah Margon, Washington director of Human Rights Watch.
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Initial reports blamed wet markets for the coronavirus and said that the illness likely jumped from a snake to a human, although cases of human-to-human infection are now being reported.
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Becoming and apperception seem to be his true magical subjects, the nature of his vibrant figures delineating a metamorphosis that binds together human to human as well as human to natural environment.
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While H7N9 still is rarely transmitted human to human, it may be just one spin of the genetic roulette wheel away from mutations that could make it the next human pandemic strain.
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Global | Human Rights Violations (or Religious Conflict) If you're studying 2155th-century human tragedies like the Holocaust or the Rwandan genocide, students learn that human rights violations are unfortunately an enduring issue.
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And one consequence of that abundance, that power, and the consequent ecological disturbances is increasing viral exchanges — first from animal to human, then from human to human, sometimes on a pandemic scale.
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If you measure the volume, say, of human-to-human text communication that exists today, versus 103 years ago, it's just off the charts, the amount of global human communication that happens.
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In fact, their argument is circular and nonsensical: granting a robot human rights would violate human rights.
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More than 5,100 cases of human trafficking were reported to the National Human Trafficking Hotline in 2018.
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Just because an AI platform can do a human job doesn't mean you literally fire said human.
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"It isn't the cinema of human beings trying to convey emotional, psychological experiences to another human being."
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The virus can also spread from human to human, often in health care settings or to caregivers.
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If you think about human rights, human rights are a fictional story just like God and heaven.
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The whole enterprise of one human being loving another human being involves something more than mere pleasure.
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The UN Human Rights Council was created 13 years ago to replace the discredited Human Rights Commission.
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Travel to and from China has been restricted after cases of human-to-human transmission were confirmed.
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I like to tell people you're not totally human until you're totally dependent on other human beings.
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Is there anything more fascinating than the endless contortions of the human heart — and the human body?
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When human lives are endangered, when human dignity is in jeopardy, national borders and sensitivities become irrelevant.
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In other words, if it can think like a human, it can process language like a human.
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Today, human intelligence is shaping artificial intelligence and, increasingly, artificial intelligence is starting to shape human intelligence.
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But the thing that everybody's worried about is the human drama and the human element of sports.
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Replicating the human brain requires fully understanding the human brain, and neurologists are nowhere close to this.
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Consequently, primates could be used as models for understanding early human speech development and human speech evolution.
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She who told the world that women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights!
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Some person is behind all that, and those idiocies and smallnesses are human idiocies and human smallnesses.
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So for most of human history, loneliness or boredom were just accepted features of the human condition.
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How artificial intelligence may replace human work or be infected with human prejudices is a growing concern.
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" Democrats and human trafficking "Human trafficking is the worst now throughout the world, because of the internet.
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Millions of people around the world are inspired by your devotion to human rights and human dignity.
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But human rights groups like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have long believed shouting is effective.
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Alternatively, human cells populating the germline of an animal could enable human genes to pass onto offspring.
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The human connection: Scientists use birdsong — which is complex and learned — as a proxy for human language.
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Because Aristotle defines a human being as a political animal: At least I am a human being.
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"These tragedies are happening in human lives all over this country -- it's the human journey," Cruz said.
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The app has also faced condemnation from human rights advocacy groups Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.
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Crime holds up a mirror to the contradictions in society, between human beings, and inside human beings.
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We need to look more rigorously at the basic requirements of human well-being and human progress.
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Among the 2202 founders of the coalition were Amnesty International, Human Rights First and Human Rights Watch.
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Melissa Hooper is a lawyer and Director of Human Rights and Civil Society at Human Rights First.
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This threat of terrible violence spills over from non-human victims to the human population at large.
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It is what makes us fully human, but being fully human is a difficult work in progress.
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HUMAN-MACHINE INTERFACE Carmakers must show how their vehicles can safely switch between autopilot and human control.
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Mapping the human microbiomeScientists have yet to paint a definitive picture of a healthy human gut microbiome.
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When human beings are valued as less than human, violence begins to emerge as the only response.
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For decades, this has been a human-to-human process that led to a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Human Rights Violators Unit and the Human Rights Law Section—as well as the FBI, the Justice
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This is against the apartheid by virtue [of] nationality policy that offends human rights and human dignity.
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It's part of our DNA as human beings and we depend on human relationships for our survival.
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To be merely human in a world ruled by natural powers made manifest in a human body.
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AISense has created Ambient Voice Intelligence™ technologies with deep learning that understands human-to-human conversations.
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China is harvesting thousands of human organs from its Uighur Muslim minority, UN human-rights body hears
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We follow Homeland Security personnel, we follow Border Patrol personnel attempting to fight human smuggling, human trafficking.
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I've been interested in the limitations of human — or in the case of "Westworld," not-human — perception.
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There is a humane way that affirms human rights and human dignity and actually solve this problem.
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Health care is something that is a basic human right, and we fight for basic human rights.
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It's our duty as human beings, whatever age we are, to become the protectors of human life.
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And the other are the compassionate people who really have created a human-to-human connection, trust.
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This is part of the human experience — a very relevant and meaningful part of the human experience.
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The tragedy of Parasite is that its characters are all too human, behaving in believably human ways.
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Earlier Thursday, the United States confirmed its first case of human-to-human transmission of the virus.
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The authorities did not explicitly state whether this was a case of human-to-human transmission, however.
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I have a human skull which is also a drinking cup, and a human skull from Amsterdam.
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But the magnitude of these numbers suggests that substantial human-to-human transmission cannot be ruled out.
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Like rule of law and human rights, and insistence on God-given dignity of every human being.
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Unwriting "Nature" will create a hospitable space for revitalizing and reconnecting the human and more than human.
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Other viruses may turn up in ancient human bones, Dr. Krause suspects — especially another human plague, smallpox.
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Professional literary discourse often allegorizes human passion and conflict, in ways that make the actual human secondary.
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A human-rights violation, whether committed by Moses or Abraham, is still a violation of human rights.
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Brian Dooley is senior advisor at Human Rights First, a non-profit, nonpartisan international human rights organization.
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This marks the first time human genetic material has successfully been extracted from something besides human bones.
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The virus can spread from human to human, and medical workers in China have already been infected.
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But a Japanese official said there was a suspected case of human-to-human transmission there too.
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Increasingly, however, research confirms our deepest intuition: Human connection lies at the heart of human well-being.
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So there's the human cost abroad, and then there is a human cost in the United States.
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The United Nations human rights chief said on Monday that the ban violated international human rights law.
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The human rights group OVD-Info human, which monitors police arrests, said about 17 had been detained.
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"Human rights are the essence of democracy and democracy is an extension of human rights," wrote Han.
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Third is that the human body is a wondrous thing, but the human imagination is even stronger.
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Oriola is an author, human trafficking survivor, and member of the U.S. Advisory Council on Human Trafficking.
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Heymann says human-to-human transmission can occur in hospitals where infection control guidelines are not effective.
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Any organization dealing in human services has to attend to the messy human reality of their project.
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But they are human beings, regardless of how they look, and they will behave like human beings.
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Human nature remains the same, and human nature superimposes itself over the seemingly random chaos of events.
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I think this could prove bad for human health and researching human health in general," he said, "if we're not able to save this vulnerable and extremely valuable population of rhesus macaques that have led to numerous discoveries and have led to understanding human health (and) the human brain.
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Last month, China's National Medical Products Administration asked manufacturers to add warnings against potential risks from intravenously injected human immunoglobulin and frozen human immunoglobulin products, saying the raw materials derived from human blood.
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The teeth appear to be human, and if they are, would be the oldest anatomically modern human fossil found outside of Africa and the oldest fossil with modern human traits found to date.
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The agency initiated an audit of human fetal tissue acquisitions and a review to understand whether adequate alternatives exist to the use of human fetal tissue in Health and Human Services-funded research.
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This includes human-supervised autonomous weapon systems that are designed to allow human operators to override operation of the weapon system, but can select and engage targets without further human input after activation.
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"The U.S., 'guardian of democracy' and 'human rights champion', is kicking up the human rights racket but it can never camouflage its true identity as the gross violator of human rights," it says.
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The sanctions Tuesday were among a round of targets implemented under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act, which targets perpetrators of serious human rights abuses and corruption, marking International Human Rights Day.
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That creature adapted long ago to live in human settlements, and developed a concomitant taste for human blood.
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Taylor was also charged with three counts: disturbing human remains, conspiring to disturb human remains and hindering prosecution.
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Technology looks like human, but its not exactly human, so our brain - we don't know how to react.
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"With this project, we question a lot: the smartphone and the human being and human nature," he said.
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The State Department specifically named Jamal Khashoggi in their human rights report on Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses.
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INGRAHAM: But he was moved to like human resources after the lovebirds -- MCCARTHY: Laura, we need human resources.
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"The way we interact with (virtual assistants) will evolve to resemble actual human-to-human interactions," he said.
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These kinds of messages are to human community what salt, sugar, and fat are to the human appetite.
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Using stem cell technologies, researchers generated human cells and human tissues in the embryos of pigs and cattle.
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Solely for the fact that he appeared to be a live human being talking to another human being.
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Though still technically human and featuring very human-like characteristics, they were shorter, more robust, and physically stronger.
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Since then, human rights groups, U.S. politicians, and Google employees have raised concerns around privacy and human rights.
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Leaving the Human Rights Council does not mean that the U.S. is abandoning its support for human rights.
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But I don't think it justifies killing other human beings to prevent the deaths of other human beings.
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He worked on the Human Genome Project —the first initiative to map all genes in the human genome.
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"If this is low, then the risk of sustained human-to-human transmission is also low," he said.
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In Carmichael's world, the monsters are just as human, if not more human, than the less scaly characters.
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You've probably heard of the human microbiome, the collection of microbes living inside and on the human body.
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You know, the reason I called this column How To Be Human is because being human is hard.
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Previously Britons pursuing human-rights cases had to go to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
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Cannon's view of human enhancement is upbeat, part of a mission to upgrade the human brain and body.
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The world and America Accused human rights abuser Venezuela won a seat on the UN Human Rights Council.
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He worked on the Human Genome Project — the first initiative to map all genes in the human genome.
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Human Nature Might Get in the Way Farhad Manjoo says the real problem with WhatsApp is human nature.
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Yet you are about to share a few dozen square feet with this human being—or human beings!
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If you're a human being trying to figure out this thing called life, listen to Made of Human.
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He served on the International Council of Human Rights Foundation and participated in other human rights-based projects.
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The Most Unfortunate Design Flaws in the Human BodySometimes evolution is stupid, and the human body is proof.
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Computers are great tools, but they're no substitute for the physicality of a human face and human expression.
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Sure, there are technically human remains in there, but it's not like they are recognizable as human remains.
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When the human body processes drugs — even alcohol — it produces various metabolites that show up in human waste.
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This compared to 43 precent probability for average human players, and 52 percent probability for strong human players.
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Taylor was also charged with three charges: disturbing human remains, conspiring to disturb human remains and hindering prosecution.
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These human pests are a human problem, and it'll take the village coming together to effectively control them.
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The Human Rights Council exists separately from Zeid's human rights office, but nonetheless supplies some of its mandates.
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The U.N. Human Rights Council has also adopted by consensus a resolution condemning North Korea's human rights record.
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A failure to respect human rights, local needs, the environment and human-environment relations simply creates disaster risk.
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It references human-on-human war films like Apocalypse Now, reminding us that this behavior is nothing new.
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The acceptance of health as a human right and a necessity for human progress has changed the world.
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The European Court of Human Rights is one of the staunchest defenders of human rights in the world.
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It's important to remember that human beings write algorithms and can optimize them to account for human behavior.
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Parquet Courts, "Human Performance" Verbose Brooklyn quartet Parquet Courts just released their fifth album since 2011, Human Performance.
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Emotional intelligence is a cornerstone of human interactions—an essential part of what it means to be human.
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Anuj K. Pradhan is an assistant research scientist in UMTRI's Human Factors Group who studies human behavior systems.
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Some aspects of human language are shared with animals, and others are part of more general human thinking.
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All of us are made a little less human when we participate in the erasing of human rights.
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NASA's human spaceflight program stands at a significant crossroads NASA's human spaceflight program stands at a significant crossroads.
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The human rights lawyer Amal Clooney is seeking Ms. Ismayilova's release before the European Court of Human Rights.
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Saudi Arabia is not the only country on the Human Rights Council with a questionable human rights record.
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His new book, Team Human, argues that digital technology in particular is eroding human freedom and destroying communities.
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In the summer of 2628, the Human Genome Project successfully concluded with the first fully sequenced human genome.
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He's precocious, indulged, needy, and vulnerable; more human than his human overseers, with their stilted, near robotic delivery.
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President Moon, a former human rights lawyer, campaigned for office as a champion of civil and human rights.
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Like rule of law and human rights and insistence on the god-given dignity of every human being.
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CCA and their ilk continue to place their taxpayer-funded profits ahead of human dignity and human lives.
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I was fascinated by human behavior, so I studied that — majoring in psychology and human sciences in college.
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Today, there's widespread agreement: Yes, there is a human instinct and a lot of human behavior is genetic.
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President Obama needs to put a stop to these outrageous affronts to our human dignity and human rights.
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Not in the light that blinds, but in the dark that nourishes, where human beings grow human souls.
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"I do believe that many gamers have been missing the basic human necessity of human interaction," says Meenachan.
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They wanted to deep-learn and simulate human eyeballs, so that Ogmentoeil could get rid of human volunteers.
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Historic examples of human experimentation include wartime atrocities by Nazi doctors that tested the limits of human survival.
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No. "It's not contagious human-to-human," according to Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, the deputy commissioner of disease control.
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In 1987, a powerful feedback loop from human to human — not computer to computer — set the market spinning.
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So it's part of being human to actually relate to things and to somehow give them human emotions.
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Perhaps the High Septon was corrupt, or perhaps he was only human and tolerant of other human frailties.
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By modifying the pig lungs with human genes, they become able to oxygenate, rather than reject, human blood.
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When an artist uses a black model, she is presenting a human question by foregrounding a human presence.
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A 9,500-year-old human skull at the British Museum may help visitors connect to our human ancestors.
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Chimpanzee sanctuaries are restricting human interactions with chimps to prevent passing a human coronavirus infection to the animals.
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Recruiters typically have bachelor's degree in human resources and may need a certification as a human resources professional.
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Although titled "Digital Matter," it sounds at times like human matter — specifically, the pulsing of a human heart.
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That hate isn't ingrained into human nature, but human nature sometimes can't help but be drawn to it.
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The arrests drew sharp criticism from the European Court of Human Rights and business and human rights groups.
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The dead included the plant manager, a human resources supervisor, a human resources intern and two other workers.
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No human immune system had seen it before November, so no human had any natural immunity to it.
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Cases of human-to-human transmission in Germany, Vietnam and Japan are of particular concern to the WHO.
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The team's focus will be on "limiting further human-to-human transmission" after a rapid rise in cases.
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China has shut down transportation in Wuhan after concerns of the virus spreading from human-to-human contact.
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It's "human actions" that threaten mass extinction and "human activities" that have reshaped the Earth's land and seas.
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The island's burrowing owls have adapted to their human neighbors, compared to rural burrowers that avoid human contact.
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The human genome was not sequenced until 2000; today, mapping an entire human gene map costs around $700.
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When those lights are on, they show Mr. Mamet's longtime distrust of the human heart and human institutions.
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For one, her expressions are way too creepy to be human, even if they're comprised of human features.
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Early reports on ProMED, a disease-alert service, said there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission.
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In the U.S. and Thailand, authorities reported their first cases of human-to-human transmission of the coronavirus.
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This case also marks Hong Kong's first human-to-human transmission of the deadly virus, the Post reported.
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The leaks reinforce allegations from former detainees and human rights organizations of widespread human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
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The decision came after cases of human-to-human transmissions were confirmed outside China, where the outbreak started.
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But the Japanese case adds to the growing evidence that the virus can spread from human to human.
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"To be human is too painful!" he cried, protesting his fate even as he unwillingly sprouted human limbs.
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She is no less human than a healthy child, and she has the same human dignity and rights.
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"They are our fellow human beings and deserve to be treated like our fellow human beings," he said.
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It isn&apost the cinema of human beings trying to convey emotional, psychological experiences to another human being.
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The human dimension of warfare proves far more important than the mere application of order upon human endeavor.
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So human beings being human beings — they're able to find inconsistencies to say that they're not credible witnesses.
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As we begin to expand human presence into space, are we surrendering our will to secure human rights?
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Human Rights Watch said Cambodia's close relationship with China had led it to ride roughshod over human rights.
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One would be if human cells should be incorporated into a pig's brain, endowing it with human qualities.
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A New kind of human adaptation Researchers have reported a new kind of human adaptation — to the ocean.
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The United Nations Human Rights Council passed its first resolution establishing L.G.B.T. rights as human rights in 2014.
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But in a study published Friday in Human Ecology, scientists critique this notion of a human-free wilderness.
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Understand, that this was a show that built its notoriety on human-on-human conflicts and unforeseen consequences.
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It is realized in the human capability for action, a feature all new human beings are endowed with.
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It's carefully plotted, but distinctly human—a reminder that the miracle of flight is achievable by human hands.
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It seems to me the ability humans have is that human beings enjoy interacting with other human beings.
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What human beings are skilled at, and have been for some time, is interacting with other human beings.
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Do real live human beings use the term "identity politics" when conversing with other real live human beings?
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This progress was the result of human evolution, but also human innovation — as the human race evolved, the scope of its needs changed (and so did the methods by which these needs were satisfied).
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Trump, who has opposed a strong human rights policy and repeatedly praises foreign dictators who abuse human rights, offered repeated praise of Kim Jong Un while failing to strongly condemn his human rights abuses.
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For liberals, property rights is a question of human rights and human decency: every human is entitled to a secure roof over their head and a plot of land to make a living on.
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Subsequently, the agency initiated an audit of human fetal tissue acquisitions and a review to understand whether adequate alternatives exist to the use of human fetal tissue in Health and Human Services-funded research.
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During the late 85033s, his administration had linked foreign policy with human rights by strengthening institutional human rights management structures and devising better mechanisms for applying human rights considerations to economic and military aid.
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Yanklowitz became connected to the local Syrian community through his human rights work as a commissioner on the Phoenix Human Relations Commission and founder of the activist group Jews for Human Rights in Syria.
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" (Feminist icon Gloria Steinem shares that same stance on surrogacy.)Regarding IVF, Pitlyk said it is a "scientific fact" that "human life begins at the moment when a human sperm fertilizes a human egg.
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The coronavirus has spread to 18 other countries through 98 other cases, including incidents of human-to-human contraction in Germany, Japan, Vietnam and the U.S. The U.S. reported its its sixth case but first human-to-human transmission Thursday in Chicago, with a patient contracting the virus from his spouse.
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While the WHO initially said there was no indication of human-to-human transmission, the organization updated its stance on Monday "An animal source seems the most likely primary source of this novel coronavirus outbreak, with some limited human-to-human transmission occurring between close contacts," WHO said on Twitter.
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The virus is carried by the Aedes aegypti mosquito — also known to spread Dengue fever, Zika virus, and West Nile — and is transmitted from insect to human, with no risk of human to human transmission.
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So much of the appeal of competitive spectacles lies in that direct human-versus-human battle, where the actions of one human directly affect the other and affect the wider competitive community as a whole.
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Combine it with a tool for making eyes follow your cursor, and you have a healthy slice of the uncanny valley, the phenomenon of human perception where something looks human but not quite human enough.
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In the effort to create greater-than-human levels of intelligence, the race could very well be won by those seeking to improve pre-existing human brains, a process known as radically amplified human intelligence.
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Strong Human Development Indicators: Sri Lanka's basic human development, including education, health and literacy standards, is high compared with the 'B' and 'BB' median, as indicated by a favourable United Nations Human Development Index score.
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First, the researchers proved that PERVs can be transmitted from pig to human cells and transmitted among human cells, even in conditions in which the fresh human cells have no prior exposure to pig cells.
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In 2015 Mansoor received the Martin Ennals Award for Human Rights Defenders, an annual prize awarded by a panel of international human rights NGOs, for his work documenting the human rights situation in the UAE.
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"Every human being — just because he or she is a human being — has a right to live in conditions worthy of human life," Archbishop Thomas Wenski of the Archdiocese of Miami said at the forum.
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The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) issued its first ever report on Kashmir, recommending that the United Nations Human Rights Council establish a Commission of Inquiry (COI) into human rights violations.
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Last week, the assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor, Tom Malinowski, met with human rights leaders and government officials in Hanoi for a final human rights assessment before the Obama visit.
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Both the U.N. human rights office and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) have reported human rights violations against Nicaraguans who have participated in anti-government protests and those who have helped them.
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You have entire chapters on the importance of things like nature and human-to-human connection, but being disconnected from nature and other human beings is essential to meeting the public health crisis we face.
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History has shown us, however, that religious traditions are human affairs, and that no matter how noble they may be in their aspirations, they display a full range of both human virtues and human failings.
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In Congress, he was also a sponsor of an amendment barring the Health and Human Services Department from funding experiments that involved the destruction of a human embryo or the creation of a human embryo.
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Now there's a new, mostly human virus that will replicate easily in human cells, but the avian HA and NA make it look very different from any other known human flu viruses, Dr. Hensley said.
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But it ultimately proved to be a warm, hilarious and deeply compassionate reflection on human flaws and human suffering.
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" "The U.N. Human Rights Council is headed up by some of the worst human rights violators in the world.
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The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has condemned capital punishment as undermining human dignity.
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Non-human or artificial genetic variations, as well as completely synthesized human genomes, are a long, long way off.
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And it&aposs actually I think the point you made there, woman to woman, I said, human to human.
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One human telling another human any detail about their goings on or whereabouts or mood is a valuable exchange.
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" Hillary Clinton's perhaps most well-known line is: "Human rights are women's rights, and women's rights are human rights.
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We're exploring the capabilities of the human body, pushing ourselves to see what the human body can really do.
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The most meaningful thing to do is to further study the human genome to enable improvements in human health.
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The human placenta is one of the most miraculous things about the most miraculous thing a human body does.
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The United Nations and human rights groups have condemned Australia's immigration policy, citing human rights abuses in the centers.
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There's a hard limit to human compassion, and it's one of the most powerful psychological forces shaping human events.
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Of course, it is human to seek to escape negative feelings just as it is human to have them.
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Human turned the simple habit of moving around the city into human-readable data for yourself and your friends.
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As technology becomes more human it may be able to do more and more to substitute for human relationships.
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We can't really create the body temperature of a human, or the same texture or feeling of a human.
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Creatures have populated each of her projects, either animals dressed in human clothes or human figures with animal heads.
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To be a teenager is to be a teenager, and to be a human is to be a human.
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Our automation system learns what the human did, so the next time it can do it without the human.
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Between 2012 and 2017 Congo made the greatest strides in human development, according to the UN's Human Development Index.
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The North Korean human rights issue offers another area of commonality with Moon, who was a human rights lawyer.
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It is the human condition that tests our belief that all human beings have equal rights and deserve protection.
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Personal data needs to be regarded as a human right, just as access to water is a human right.
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