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( b ) In the science standards for middle and high school , all references to ' evolution ' and ' natural selection ' shall be modified to indicate that these are unproven theories by adding the phrase ' Describe how life may be the result of the purposeful , intelligent design of a Creator ' . Ten weeks after the dogs were vaccinated for the relevant allergenic foods , significantly greater amounts of the foods had to be used to generate a telltale allergic bump on the skin ( called a wheal ) in standard allergy skin tests . So it 's kind of like a free-for-all , and that 's when you get the abuses in there , because it 's very hard to regulate for any regulatory agency or specialty to come in and to say , " Listen , this is the standard of care . During this period the United States grew into the largest economy in the world with the highest standard of living , surpassing the British Empire by the 1880's.Dirigisme is an economic policy initiated under Charles DeGaulle of France designating an economy where the government exerts strong directive influence . That 's in part because too few education studies meet the scientific standards that policymakers are beginning to set for them . Program goals are advanced levels of proficiency in both languages and high standards in academic achievement . He neither accepts the theory that faulty plans had essentially set the Allies up for defeat , nor does he accept much of the mythology of the doctrine of air-land warfare as being practiced by the Germans in 1940 which has long been standard fare in NATO national staff colleges . standards : 1 ) criteria set as a model or an example to strive to achieve ; 2 ) curriculum standards are subject-matter benchmarks to measure student academic achievement . The new edition updates the examples to follow POSIX standards .