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In successive editions of The Origin of Species, he responded to criticisms by rowing back on his revolutionary idea, reducing the emphasis on natural selection and according more significance to other possible mechanisms of change.

Deontological morality, therefore, avoids the overly demanding and alienating aspects of consequentialism and accords more with conventional notions of our moral duties.

He put an end to the more odious features of the later years of Claudius's reign, including secret trials before the emperor and the dominance of corrupt freedmen, and he accorded more independence to the Senate.

"Receptionists at law firms used to be men," and were accorded more respect, she said.

But the rest of the German prisoners in the camp revolted until Hartmann was released and all were then accorded more humane treatment by camp officials.

In our high culture today, hostility to Roman Catholicism is accorded more space and freedom than antipathy to other religions.

She pointed out that in a perverse way, artists are accorded more power and status in authoritarian countries.

Men were accorded more power and fewer restrictions on sexual matters than were women, who were burdened with more responsibilities and blamed if expectations were not met.

Glucocorticoids (GCs) are diabetogenic agents because they reduce insulin sensitivity (1), impair α-cell function (2), and, according to more recent findings, impair β-cell function (3, 4).

It may be a coincidence that more financially sophisticated — and, according to J. D. Power, more skeptical — borrowers received more mainstream loans and were also more satisfied than in past years.

And, according to Abbott, more and more directors come from a background where such working methods are standard practice.