Critical to the neo-con plan to obtain control of the resources of the Middle East is a need to portray Arabs not just as mendacious, but also as "barely capable" of running their own countries without benign outside interference.
But, for me, the idea that this corporate interference is benign, welcome or necessary, is naive.
The environmentalists' underlying assumption is that nature, free of man's interference, is generally benign and stable; yet much of the scientific evidence suggests otherwise (for instance, the climate is subject to big natural fluctuations; many plants are poisonous).
Do journalists on his four papers see Evgeny Lebedev, the long-standing scion in London situ, as a benign, saintly champion of non-interference?
Recently, we reported a new environmentally benign approach for the production of interference color images by inkjet printing of TiO2 nanostructures on various substrates with low refractive indices8.
It is important that biosensors are both selective and sensitive as interference with or response to benign indoor aerosols in their typical concentrations can create panic.
You hear people talk about the delegates at Bilderberg as their "leaders", and you see the delegates mythologised as the greatest and the best – whose benign Olympian machinations should progress untroubled by the interference of public and press.
Paresthesias appear to be usually benign, and their mechanism seems to be unrelated to the interference with nerve transmission.
Thus, the opportunity for mutations to arise, and for clonal interference to occur, would differ between phage in benign and harsh environments if we used generation time as our measure of evolutionary time.
Our study suggests an alternative treatment goal to cessation of hallucinations might be to target negative outcome, reducing the duration, frequency, fear association and interference with activities of ongoing hallucinations to result in a more benign form of CBS.
