As I have demonstrated, we don't even compete with developed countries.
And yet, as cases like that of Mairead Philpott may demonstrate, we do not always have a choice.
Interestingly, the varied and individual nature of the responses demonstrates we don't really have defined traditions associated with the death of a pet in our society.
Sadly, Americans have demonstrated we do not view health care as a human right, nor do we view the bodies of those in custody as autonomous or worthy of protection.
As these activists so beautifully demonstrate, we don't have to ration our compassion: we can care about humans as well as animals and work toward liberation for everyone.
To use an over-used phrase, this could be a "teachable moment," but as 9/11 and Katrina demonstrated, we don't necessarily learn the right lessons from teachable moments.
Hence, the problem requires the same ability to think in parallel that Fig. 1 demonstrates we do not possess.
Though the correlation of induction of HA-specific antibodies to vaccine doses was clearly demonstrated, we did not measure T-cell frequencies following immunization with different vaccine doses.
By demonstrating that we don't really see what these paintings are trying to show us, Arasse makes it clear that we need to take a closer look.
We have not demonstrated that we don't have a crust, we have not demonstrated that we have a crust.
As the WikiLeaks case has demonstrated, what we do online, we do on sufferance.
