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Later, Karpowicz et al. mention not the physical components
Human/Non-Human Chimeras Streiffer, Robert 2009
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Such research, Karpowicz et al., maintain, therefore diminishes or eliminates those capacities, and is therefore unethical.
Human/Non-Human Chimeras Streiffer, Robert 2009
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Karpowicz knew that the previous tenants were terrorists.
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"At first it was a little disconcerting," Karpowicz said.
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"It's not the most beautiful apartment in the world," Karpowicz said.
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Karpowicz says the obit strategy is precisely what stations have to do to survive these days.
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"We have to decide if those shows we put in will stay there," says Karpowicz.
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The issue was essentially divided between broadcasters, Karpowicz and Disney's top man in Washington, Preston Padden, who said the split-market issue could be addressed, and was already being addressed, by a change in the law, and satellite companies and distant-signal distributor National Programming Service, which said the law needed to be changed to allow adjacent-signal importation.
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"We have to decide if those shows we put in will stay there," says Karpowicz.
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Such research would certainly be objectionable, but, first, this cannot be the objection that Karpowicz et al. have in mind since they believe that non-humans do not have human dignity, and, second, it is difficult to see why the language of human dignity, rather than the language of traditional animal ethics or of autonomy and interests more generally, provides the most perspicuous way to articulate the objection (Macklin 2003,
Human/Non-Human Chimeras Streiffer, Robert 2009
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