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Homer's epics extend their concern from the right treatment of strangers to behaviour in situations of deep involvement among rival heroes, their foes, and the overseeing gods; the tragedies of Aeschylus and Sophocles are a sublime expression of man's breakthrough into moral awareness of his situation.

GLOVER draws hope from the recurring breakthroughs of moral resources and from the happy episodes in which they conspired to avert disaster.

It was during residents' discussions of their photos that most of the breakthroughs generated by moral breakdowns occurred.

As with the greatest scientific achievements, the ethical and the moral questions raised by this astonishing breakthrough are profound.

Here, too, a pressing moral question exists in its own right, regardless of genetic breakthroughs.

His mouse finding was hailed as a breakthrough because it offered a possible way around the thorny moral issues that have slowed the study of stem cells.

His plan will at once "lead to breakthrough therapies and cures" and do so "without crossing a fundamental moral line".

Both are American-born Jews with impeccable liberal credentials who have been exploring moral and political dilemmas in the TV series and films they have made since their breakthrough with Thirtysomething in the 1980s.

They finally made the breakthrough 11 minutes before the break when Illarramendi's shot came off Elche's Manu del Moral en route to beating Herrera.

Yet, as with nuclear weapons in the past, he concludes, "Security in the century ahead will depend more on our moral imagination — and with it, the ability to develop concepts of restraint — than it will on amazing technological breakthroughs".

Security in the century ahead will depend more on our moral imagination — and with it, the ability to develop concepts of restraint — than it will on amazing technological breakthroughs.