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Sputnik 2 carried a very unhappy Russian dog, named Laika, which contributed a spooky, mad-scientist effect to the whole thing.

For many scientists, the effect is especially troubling because of what it exposes about the scientific process.

The motivation for demarcating the legal/non-legal in essentially Hard Positivist terms is, for most social scientists, to effect an explanatory unification of legal phenomena with other political and social behavior.

Wray Grimaldi of the University of Otago in Dunedin told the New Scientist, "The effects of both a growing tourism industry and research presence will not be without consequences".

According to scientists, the effects on the energy balance of the Red Sea have not been well quantified.

The two first met several years ago while working on a scientific study of climate and population in China, India and the United States, she as a biophysical scientist studying the effects of climate change on the physical environment and he as the social scientist exploring its effect on people.

The scientists were, in effect, the new odds-makers.

The progestin in injectable contraceptives appears to have a physiological effect, scientists said.

Scientists judged the effect on the basis of blood studies and looking at vaccinated arms for characteristic boils and scabs.

To counteract this effect, scientists have been attempting to develop surfaces that repel bubbles and keep the boiling surface wet.

In effect, scientists are trying to create anthrax to learn what equipment and laboratory procedures were used to manufacture the deadly anthrax.