Public policy that jeopardizes the health care of so many children belies the platitudes about caring for children that are uttered so promiscuously by politicians of every persuasion.
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"He's willing to take risks, but he doesn't do it promiscuously, only when it's in his favor ."
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But these sulfurized oligos, called phosphorothioates, are sticky, binding promiscuously to enzymes, proteases and proteins as well as mRNA, so further modification was needed.
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The Bush administration, promiscuously invoking the war against terrorism, is using its influence inappropriately to assist an American oil company that has been sued for misconduct overseas.
45.
Adult females and males of our study population are codominant ( in terms of aggression ), they live in pairs or small multi male groups and mate promiscuously.
46.
Fern initially seems sweet and helpful, but soon proves untrustworthy, stealing things from the hotel, smoking in the basement with older boys, and acting promiscuously.
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"People think Hazel was declassifying promiscuously, " said Steven Aftergood, a secrecy expert at the Federation of American Scientists, a private group in Washington.
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Dennis Noonan of Wellesley is annoyed by the way mantra has been co-opted, as we used to say, and spread about promiscuously in the language of commerce.
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Of course the tribes are still waiting for the good news they hoped for, since the administration cannot be seen to be exchanging policy favors for the money it so promiscuously collected.
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Growers had asked Congress to regulate organic food to preserve the integrity of the organic label, which they said was used so promiscuously it had begun to lose some of its meaning.
