The precise technique will be left up to the keepers who know best how to get biological material from their potentially grumpy, two-tonne donor while giving least offence.

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This is no longer all that different or relevant a business model now that consumers can get their reading material from myriad other sources, many more readily accessible.

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If you control the entire distribution channel from raw material to retail you might only get hit with the tax twice in going from orignial production to consumption as opposed to multiple times.

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The safest course is always to get permission from the copyright owner before using copyrighted material.

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An FTC decision from an incident at Gateway Computers in 2004 specifies that companies must get opt-in consent from users before making a material change to privacy policies.

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Large government revenues from raw-material taxes makes rigging more likely by increasing incentives to get your hands on all that money.

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Forget foie gras. (Something evil about it.) Substitute a big old goose for the dry, overcooked slabs of fibrous white meat that you get from your Thanksgiving "Butterball" turkey, with its injection of "basting material, " which the Butterball people hasten to assure the fat-phobic public has nothing, but nothing, to do with butter.

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The specific material Mr. Rai complained about hasn't been disclosed, but Internet companies in India routinely get requests from authorities and users to remove content.

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To get round this, Dr Maruo and Dr Ikuta picked a material whose molecules solidify only when hit simultaneously by two photons from different lasers.

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