He argued that natural selection favours genetic success, not reproductive success per se, and that individuals can pass copies of their genes on to future generations.
Mr. Bradley passed copies of the Shooby tape around after he took a job in 1989 at WFMU-FM, an alternative music station in Jersey City.
This is the principle known colloquially as "survival of the fittest," where fitness denotes an individual's overall ability to pass copies of his genes on to successive generations.
After the script is approved and the budget passed, copies are sent to all departments for each to prepare its contribution to the production against the day set for shooting, according to the schedule drawn up by the unit manager.
Minutes after the motion passed, copies of it were being distributed by aides to the Senate president, John McKay, who, with Mr. Feeney, is a loyal supporter of the Bush brothers.
MPs in the Commons chamber were not passed copies of the list of bases until several minutes after Mr Hammond had stopped speaking, prompting anger from some MPs.
Occupy Senate House, the group behind the action, passed copies on to the Guardian, which then published a report about two of the documents' contents.
A further 14 replies were received from clinicians who were not included in the original mailshot but who had been passed copies of the questionnaire by other recipients.
The National Right to Life Committee is passing out copies of a fiery speech that the elder Mr. Casey gave on the subject at the National Press Club in July 1994.
Getting to his desk near the Journal sports department required passing innumerable copies of the day's paper, which had the result printed across the top of the front page.
