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The summary chapter of the report didn't detail which regions of the world might suffer extremes so severe as to leave them marginally habitable.

They did so originally on the ground that the report contained classified information, but after a copy of the summary chapter was leaked to the Washington Postt" a Defense Dept.

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The final summary chapter ranges widely in support of the uneasily-paired notions that "Homo sapiens evolved from a primarily polygynous non-human primate precursor" (p. 180) and that "the propensity for men and women to form long-lasting relationships for reproductive purposes is an ancient trait, probably present in the earliest members of the genus Homo" (p. 180).

The monograph concludes with a summary chapter, an additional chapter with a brief description of the conclusions, and another on recommendations for future research.

In a summary chapter, the estimates for the 14 different exposures are listed together, and the numbers of cancer cases caused by all of them functioning individually, or in combination, are estimated.

The draft report also restores the phrase "dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system" which was removed from the key summary chapters of the IPCC reports earlier this year after US protests.

This plan includes this summary, chapters on the company, products and services, market focus, action plans and forecasts, management team, and the financial plan.

The State of the World's Children 2012 Executive Summary [PDF] Chapter 1 Children in an increasingly urban world [PDF] Chapter 2 Children's rights in urban settings [PDF] Chapter 3 Urban challenges [PDF] Chapter 4 Towards cities fit for children [PDF] Chapter 5 Uniting for children in an urban world [PDF] A series of short panels define terms and concepts relevant to urban life and childhood.

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In summary, the chapter delivers a stronger regime in copyright protection, trademark and patent law, and sets out rules for "biologics" – pharmaceuticals, in layperson's terms.