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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed that bill but has not taken a position on the light bulb proposal.Assemblyman Jared Huffman , who represents San Rafael , is working on a similar bill.Critics say people should be allowed to make their own choices about which bulbs they buy , but Levine , who heads the Assembly 's Utilities and Commerce Committee , points out that electric utilities give them away . " The HPV vaccine is about preventing a disease , she said.Cervical cancer afflicts almost 10,000 women a year in the United States , killing more than a third of them . That left plenty of time for Justice Anthony M. Kennedy , whom both sides in the case consider the likely swing vote , to listen to the lawyers and air his concerns - - though he did not tip his hand.At one point , Kennedy , who dissented when the court struck down a similar state ban in 2000 , repeated a concern he voiced in that case . Galileo was the first to see that language involves a finite means of expressing an infinite array of thought , an idea which became a central tenet of Port Royal grammar ( Darwin noted some similar ideas through the study of evolution ) . Those least likely to cut corners were grad students in the social sciences and humanities - - 39 percent said they had broken the rules.McCabe and colleagues Kenneth D. Butterfield of Washington State University and Linda Klebe Trevino of Penn State University collected data from 5,331 business and non-business graduate students at 32 colleges and universities in the United States and Canada during the 2002-03 and 2003-04 academic years.The researchers asked participants how often , if at all , they had engaged in 13 specific behaviors , including cheating on tests and exams , plagiarism , faking a bibliography or submitting work done by someone else.They found that about a third of business graduate students acknowledged committing three or more violations in the previous year . By Richard MorinTuesday , May 30 , 2006 ; Page A02More than a third to nearly a half of all liquor industry revenue in the United States comes from sales to underage drinkers and adults who abuse alcohol , according to a sobering study conducted by a research team from Columbia University . Brar said cotton engineered to resist boll weevil saved her about $ 320 an acre in pesticide costs on her 17-acre farm last year.In the United States , 80 percent of soy _ a key ingredient in many packaged foods _ and a similar percentage of cotton are genetically engineered . There should be no conflict between being a Zulu and being a South African . Nor do the researchers know why they did n't see a similar effect among women . A third group was taught memory skills , which involved remembering word lists and using visualizations and associations as memory aids . " When the court takes up the federal abortion law , it will be considering a statute that was passed by a large majority in Congress and signed by Bush in 2003 - - and then struck down by every lower federal court that has considered it.The lower courts ruled that the law is incompatible with a 5 to 4 ruling by the Supreme Court in 2000 that held that a similar state law , from Nebraska , was unconstitutional.In that case , known as Stenberg v. Carhart , the court said the statute could be read to prohibit other procedures and lacked an exception to protect a mother 's health , creating an " undue burden " on the right to abortion first recognized in Roe.The Republican-controlled Congress included an exception to save a mother 's life . ' - in this case ' him ' being a third person apart from Hans otherwise the source sentence should read : ' Hans las ein Buch ueber sich ' in order to match the English translation ' himself ' . It is a familiar position for a man painted by the government as both unusually self-reliant and occasionally self-destructive .