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queries: what is the difference between iraq and sudan


queries: did western intervention reverse the genocide?

queries: why was the genocide of chinese people such an ineffective message for china

queries: why did it take the western world so long to intervene in the genocide?

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queries: why are sudanese air forces considered less effective

queries: what issue would be resolved by eliminating sudan's air forces?

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queries: why did sudanese forces become less secure during the airstrike?

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queries: what was the outcome of eliminating sudanese forces


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queries: what is the au military campaign for somalia

queries: what kind of forces do au have in somalia

queries: what is the most important thing to know about fighting an insurgency


queries: which african union was created to create the army?

queries: what kind of army in africa needs to be created

queries: when does the african union create an army

queries: which u.s. state created a standing army

queries: do african nations need a standing force

queries: what is the purpose of the african union standing army

queries: what is the purpose behind the african union standby army

queries: what are the different types of fighting forces in africa


queries: can african nations create a standing army

queries: what type of african army will the african union create

queries: who would be the standing army of african american forces?

queries: what will the african union be doing to strengthen the army

queries: which unified african union created the standing army

queries: what was created by the african union to secure the independence of africans?


queries: why is afghanistan less secure than uganda in the un

queries: why is the us a weaker organisation than the u.n.?

queries: how many peacekeeping missions in africa

queries: why is the un peacekeeping mission so poor?

queries: why is the peacekeeping force a failure for africa

queries: why does the un peacekeeping force have so many members

queries: what is the role of the peacekeeping forces in africa?

queries: does the international community support mali

queries: why do countries need to support the us u s in war

queries: how many peacekeeping missions does africa currently have

queries: why is the au poorer in terms of peacekeeping

queries: how many peacekeeping missions are there in africa

queries: what is the international community called in africa

queries: why does the international community do better work


queries: which nations does the african union belong to

queries: who is considered neutral in peace negotiations

queries: which countries are considered neutral in peace negotiations

queries: which countries are considered impartial in conflict?

queries: which african country is not considered impartial

queries: which guerillas were involved in the peace talks in columbia

queries: what is the role of african nations in peace talks?

queries: who is neutral for peace negotiations in colombia

queries: which of the following is an example of an impartial third party

queries: can african nations agree to a peace agreement


queries: who is the u.s. military agent in africa

queries: why is the american military limited to one continent?

queries: what would be the impact of an african army

queries: why does the us spend so much money on Africa

queries: why is the american military spending increasing in africa

queries: what is the role of the u.s. army in africa?


queries: which nations are not ready to intervene in africa

queries: why do western nations have to intervene

queries: what is the importance of an african union force

queries: why is it important to have un forces in africa

queries: why was the rwanda genocide so difficult for the us to get involved

queries: why we should have an au force in africa

queries: why do western nations need to intervene in africa

queries: which countries are willing to be the first in africa to intervene

queries: why is it necessary to deploy an au force to a country

queries: why did the us abandon the rwanda genocide

queries: why did the western powers fail in rwanda

queries: why the un is not willing to intervene in africa


queries: why would the international community veto the african genocide

queries: why do african nations want to intervene

queries: does the international community veto africa

queries: can the international community veto the genocide

queries: why would they veto the african genocide

queries: what would a veto be justified in africa

queries: why would international community veto rwanda

queries: why does international community veto genocide

queries: what is the reason why the au should veto?

queries: if the us does not intervene in africa, what will the world do

queries: if vowed veto in africa would there be no way of doing what

queries: which of the following would be a reason why the international community would want to intervene in african affairs


queries: what was the military training mission for afghanistan

queries: what is the role of the u.s. army in counter insurgency

queries: why did nato training missions help afghanistan

queries: is afghanistan a military military mission

queries: what is the military difference between african afghanistan and nigeria

queries: which is the most recent example of foreign combat techniques used by the african army

queries: why is afghanistan a training mission for foreign armies

queries: which army training mission was successful

queries: what is the purpose of the nato training mission

queries: why is nato training mission afghanistan important

queries: why is afghanistan a good example of an insurgency

queries: which army force has the best capability in afghanistan

queries: which of these military exercises can be used by the west to strengthen the security situation in afghanistan?

queries: what kind of military training does nato use in afghanistan

queries: why does african forces need to be trained

queries: why did the western world send insurgents to afghanistan

queries: why has nato training missions been beneficial


queries: who would be required to approve a standing army?

queries: what is the african union doing to create an army

queries: which african union has approved the creation of a standing army called standing army

queries: what is the un approval of establishing a standing army

queries: which organization would have to approve the creation of a standing army

queries: which african nations created the standing army?

queries: what kind of army does african union use as an instrument of government?

queries: what does it take for the african union to set up a military

queries: what would require un approval to create a standing army

queries: which african union created the standing army?

queries: which nations could create a standing army?

queries: who would want to establish a standing army

queries: which african union did not create a standing army?

queries: who was the first african union to create a standing army


queries: did the african union create standing military

queries: how did the african union create a standing army.

queries: what is the current role of the african union in helping africa solve its problems

queries: which african union created the standing army

queries: what type of solution did the african union offer

queries: what was the african union called when it created a standing army

queries: how did the african union solve its own problems?

queries: what is the african union's plan to solve its own problems?

queries: what is africa's role in the world today


queries: why does thalassemia occur during pregnancy

queries: genetic disorders of the lungs in babies

queries: why children are prone to genetic disorders

queries: what diseases does a gene detectable blood disease prevent

queries: why do we use gene mutation to determine whether a gene is detectable

queries: what genetic diseases can be found in children

queries: can genetic testing prevent disease in babies

queries: causes of death for children with genetic disease

queries: why is there no genetic testing for lung diseases

queries: what diseases do you need to treat a baby with

queries: can we test for genetic disorders in a child


queries: why should parental rights be included in the genetic screening process?

queries: which of the following is a principle decision making right for parents?

queries: how parents should choose their children

queries: which of the following is based on the concept, that parental rights are based on the principle of genetic testing?

queries: who has the power to decide if a child is genetically

queries: why is genetic screening important for a child

queries: which of the following is an example of parental rights?

queries: what is the principle decision making right of parents

queries: why parental rights are important for a society

queries: why is parental control an important aspect of our society?

queries: how should the principle decision making of biological dna be in the hands of the parents in order to make sure the future of their child is a good one?

queries: do parents have the right to decide their child

queries: what is the principle in parental rights

queries: when a woman wants to have a biological child why is genetic testing necessary? why

queries: why do parents have a right to choose the future of their child

queries: how is parental rights related to the right to have children


queries: is it right to use genetic mutations to screen children

queries: why tay-sachs syndrome is bad for society

queries: why is genetic diseases considered morally dangerous

queries: why is screening necessary for genetic diseases

queries: why is a genetic disorder important to society

queries: what genetic diseases cause great suffering

queries: why is it important to screen for tay sachs disease

queries: what kind of genetic diseases cause great suffering for both child and parent

queries: does tay syndrome cause pain in the body

queries: why does genetic disease cause great hardship


queries: do bringing a child into existence harm someone

queries: can we harm a person by bringing a child to the world

queries: can you harm a person by bringing a child into existence

queries: what is the most tested condition for genetic testing

queries: why can't bringing a baby into existence be harmful

queries: which of the following is a philosophical point?

queries: is it possible to harm someone with genetic disorder

queries: can you harm someone by bringing him into existence

queries: can a person harm a person by bringing a child into existence

queries: does bringing a child into existence harm someone

queries: which statement is not true regarding bringing a child into existence?

queries: can you harm a person by bringing him into existence?

queries: which of these is the most common reason for abortion?

queries: why is it necessary to bring a child into existence

queries: can a person be harm by bringing a child into existence

queries: can a person harm someone by bringing a child into existence

queries: why does bringing a child into existence harm others

queries: how does bringing a child into the world affect the community


queries: how many people want a child that is genetically predisposed to obesity

queries: which statement was made about the importance of genetic screening and the importance of genetic manipulation?

queries: why is genetic testing important in today's world?

queries: why is genetic technology important for human lives

queries: how do genetic engineering affect people

queries: why is genetic testing used to study human life

queries: why are the embryos genetically engineered

queries: why do you think genetic engineering is good for you

queries: what does the genetic engineering of an embryo do?

queries: why are embryos used for genetic testing

queries: how does genetic technology impact on children?

queries: which condition is a geriatric based condition?

queries: why genetics are being used in medical screening

queries: why does genetic testing make your life precious


queries: why is genetic screening important in pregnancy?

queries: can a parent be genetically tested for heritable diseases

queries: which term refers to the pooling of information that a parent can collect through genetic testing for a foetus?

queries: what could be the potential benefit of genetic screening for a foetus

queries: can genetic testing help protect against diseases

queries: genetic information is needed to screen for what disease.

queries: genetic information screening can lead to

queries: why is a genetic screening important in children?

queries: does genetic testing allow parents to screen foetuses for heritable diseases


queries: what is the ethical use of dna testing for insurance?

queries: why do insurance companies deny people their dna test

queries: what is meant by genetic testing and a genetic database

queries: why is genetic testing important to insurance companies?

queries: why does genetic testing lead to overwriting

queries: why does genetic screening have a higher impact on insurance premiums

queries: what is the ethical basis for dna testing

queries: why are genetic tests used in health insurance

queries: which genetic testing could be used by an insurance company to determine if a client is insured

queries: how does genetic testing lead to insurance coverage for people

queries: why can insurance companies refuse a dna test

queries: why would health insurance companies ask for genetic testing?

queries: why do insurance companies use genetic testing to protect their customers


queries: why genetic testing allows parent to screen the foetus for heritable diseases?

queries: who is allowed to genetically screen for genetic disorders?

queries: can genetic testing be used to screen for heritable diseases in a child

queries: why genetic testing is important in children

queries: can a parent genetically screen foetuses

queries: what diseases does genetic screening help

queries: is it possible to screen a foetus to be heritable

queries: what type of genetic testing is used in a foetus

queries: does genetic testing allow parents to genetically screen foetuses for heritable diseases

queries: can you screen foetuses for heritable diseases

queries: what is the purpose of genetic screening for a foetus

queries: does genetic testing allow parents to screen fetuses


queries: why does sickle cell cause life expectancy

queries: what are some reasons why genetics is important

queries: what is the life expectancy of someone with sickle cell anemia?

queries: genetic mutations that can affect life expectancy

queries: what is the evolution of genetic mutation

queries: what is the life expectancy of a person with sickle cell anemia

queries: why is the life expectancy lower for someone with sickle cell anemia

queries: is there an organism that can carry diseases

queries: why is there a genetic mutation in humans?

queries: why are genes important in living organisms

queries: what is the life expectancy of someone who gets sickle cells

queries: why is life expectancy higher with sickle cell anemia

queries: which condition can be caused by mutation or anemia


queries: can a parent genetically screen a foetus

queries: can your parents gps genetically screen the foetuses for heritable diseases?

queries: when parents screen children for heritable diseases

queries: when parents screen foetuses genetically

queries: which rights do parents have when it comes to genetic testing of a baby?

queries: which is true about parental rights to genetically screen for heritable disease?

queries: can parents genetically screen for heritable diseases?

queries: how does genetic testing work in the pregnancy

queries: do parents genetically screen for diseases

queries: which of the following are a parent's rights regarding genetic testing of their children?

queries: which parent has the right to genetically screen foetuses

queries: when parental rights are violated, parents have the right to

queries: does parental consent give genetic information

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queries: does dna screen for heritable diseases in parents

queries: do parents have a right to genetically screen fetuses


queries: what is the principle that a child can choose to have a certain gene mutation?

queries: does genetic testing prevent disease for the children?

queries: why does genetic testing affect a person

queries: who said an unborn child has the right to random genes

queries: which of the following is a rational conclusion about the ethical implications of genetics in an individual?

queries: why is genetic testing beneficial to the individual

queries: why do you think people have the right to select their children

queries: why was genetic testing necessary for the sanctity of humans

queries: do people have the right to choose in genetic testing

queries: can an individual decide whether to have a gene or not

queries: why did paul freiter argue that an unborn person should have the right to genetic testing?

queries: what is the role of genetic testing in society

queries: does genetic testing prevent genetic diseases

queries: why do we restrict the genetic inheritance of a child

queries: which scientist stated that an unborn child has the right to randomly choose

queries: which is an ethical issue regarding the use of genetic testing

queries: which of the following is true about the right of an unborn child to randomly select their genes?

queries: which of the following professors of law said the genetic testing of humans allows the random assortment of genes


queries: which amendment is based on the right of self determination?

queries: which law specifically prohibits the parents from choosing the embryo

queries: deaf parents who want child are excluded

queries: which of the following would prevent parents from pursuing parental rights on behalf of a deaf child?

queries: why is it unjust to appeal to parental rights for child that is deaf

queries: why are parents given the right to choose their own embryo

queries: which statement relates exclusively to the provision of the embryo bill?

queries: what is the clause in the embryo bill that states that parents must not prefer the healthy embryo to the healthy embryo

queries: who wants the medical term child born deaf

queries: which right is passed in the embryo bill


queries: can you harm if a child is brought into the world

queries: what is non existence and bringing a child into the human condition

queries: can a child be brought into existence to harm someone

queries: can the idea of harming a child be a good theory

queries: why is it not possible to harm a person by bringing a child into existence

queries: can you harm someone when they are brought into existence

queries: can you harm a person by bringing a child into existence?

queries: is it plausible to harm a person by bringing a child into existence?

queries: why is bringing a child into existence a limiting feature of any society?

queries: why harming a person by bring them into existence is not plausible

queries: why can't you harm a person by bringing them into existence

queries: does bringing a child into existence harm a person

queries: can bringing the child into existence hurt the community

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queries: what is the principle of bringing a child into existence in a society?

queries: can you harm someone by bringing them into existence?

queries: what is wrong if you harm someone by bringing them into existence?


queries: why is genetic screening used for human life

queries: why is genetic testing necessary if there is genetic disease

queries: why are genetic mutations removed from the genetic pool for the benefit of society?

queries: what is the role of genetic testing in preventing genetic disorders

queries: why does genetic testing affect the human race

queries: why do we have genetic genetic screening?


queries: why do we fetuses get sex after they get fertilized

queries: is it ethical to implantation if a fetuse is not healthy

queries: why does a woman choose an embryo before implantation

queries: is it ethical to get an embryo before implantation?

queries: why a girl would abort a baby from the uterus

queries: why do i need to be careful with having an embryo?

queries: why do you not abort a woman in your uterus

queries: why is it ethical for a woman to abort a baby

queries: why a fetus is unable to survive implantation

queries: why is it ethical to abort a female fetus

queries: when a woman has her embryos what is the ethical response to the screening process


queries: does genetic testing allow parent to screen foetuses

queries: which genetically modified foetuses would be genetically modified?

queries: what diseases are genetically destabilised

queries: which genetic disorders could genetically affect an afetus

queries: what genetic disorders do parents screen

queries: what genetic mutations can be prevented by parents

queries: can genetic testing be carried out on foetuses

queries: what dd does genetic testing for a foetus

queries: what type of disease is heritable destabilisation

queries: genetic destabilisation of foetuses is known as quizlet

queries: what type of genes can a foetus be tested for?


queries: why does medical association prohibit genetic testing

queries: who must disclose genetic dna results in an insurance case

queries: can insurance companies access genetic testing results

queries: is there such a thing as genetic testing

queries: can an individual be protected based on testing results

queries: why are we banned from genetic testing in the uk

queries: do insurance agents have to pay for genetic testing

queries: what is the purpose of genetic testing and why is it used

queries: do insurance companies use dna genetic testing

queries: where are genetic dna tests being conducted

queries: can insurance companies use genetic testing?

queries: what are the benefits to genetic testing

queries: why would an individual refuse to give out genetic tests


queries: which disease would cause a parent to screen his/her child for heritable diseases

queries: which condition could cause the screening culture of a foetus?

queries: what kind of culture is genetic testing?

queries: can parents screen for heritable diseases

queries: what is the screening culture for genetic testing?

queries: can genetic testing be used on heritable diseases

queries: can parents screen their child for heritable diseases

queries: why do parents do genetic testing for a foetus

queries: how does genetic testing affect a foetus

queries: which of the following is a characteristic that allows parents to genetically screen foetuses for heritable diseases

queries: how genetic tests affect humans in pregnancy

queries: why would we screen for heritable diseases


queries: why is evolution genetically destabilized

queries: what is the side proposition for natural selection

queries: what were the major problems with genetic destabilisation?

queries: which of the following is the main idea behind genetic destabilisation?

queries: what would the destabilisation of genetics result

queries: what is the main hypothesis of genetic destabilization?

queries: what would cause genetic disorders in the future

queries: when was the destabilisation of genetic diseases discovered?

queries: which side proposition is a natural selection? genetic destabilization?

queries: why is genetic destabilisation so important

queries: why did natural selection cause genetic diseases

queries: which of these is not a side proposition

queries: why are genetic disorders genetically destabilising

queries: what were some of the advantages of genetic disorders over natural selection?

queries: which of the following would result in genetic disorders?

queries: what was the genetic destabilization side proposition

queries: which would cause genetic diseases to not occur?

queries: what is the main argument for genetic destabilization


queries: why do liberals have a duty to minimise avoidable suffering?

queries: should parents be allowed to genetically screen foetuses

queries: can the parents gene screen a female foetuse for heritable diseases

queries: why do parents have the duty to genetically screen for heritable diseases

queries: why is genetic testing necessary for the development of a child

queries: how can parents screen babies for heritable diseases

queries: which of the following would allow parents to genetically screen their foetuses?

queries: do parents have a choice on which diseases they are testing

queries: why can't parents test for heritable diseases

queries: does liberal society have to minimise avoidable suffering that might affect their members

queries: how is genetic testing affecting societies

queries: why do liberal societies have a duty to minimise avoidable suffering that might affect their members?

queries: why do liberal societies have the duty to minimise avoidable suffering

queries: do parents need to screen children for disease


queries: do genetic testing protects children from heritable disease

queries: how to test genetically modified foetuses

queries: what type of testing do i need for genetic testing of a child

queries: what are the major genetic diseases affected by genetics

queries: which test allows parents to test for heritable diseases in an infant?

queries: what kind of testing do you do for a foetus?

queries: what test for heritable diseases for foetuses

queries: what type of genetic testing would be performed to test a foetus for heritable diseases?

queries: what test is done to test foetuses for heritable diseases

queries: what type of disease does genetic testing prevent

queries: why do parents need to genetically screen the foetus

queries: what is genetic testing and how is it used

queries: do you give genetic testing on foetuses for heritable diseases


queries: which statement is true regarding how much punishment does a prisoner get?

queries: how can the deterrent effect of jail be changed

queries: why is the deterrent effect of prisons so important? why is it useful? why is it necessary?

queries: why is it important to discourage deviant behaviour

queries: deterrence definition in criminal justice

queries: which is more likely to deter someone from committing a crime or commit it?

queries: why would a person think punishment is ineffective

queries: why is punishment necessary for a criminal act?

queries: what is the deterrent effects of prison?

queries: what is the deterrent effect of a prison sentence


queries: what is the difference between violent and non-violent crimes

queries: what does the concept of proportionality mean

queries: is the severity of a crime considered violent

queries: what is the difference between violent crime and nonviolent crime

queries: why is the term “violent” used to refer to crimes?

queries: what is the importance of proportionality in crime

queries: can crimes be classified as a violent crime

queries: which of the following is a violation of proportionality

queries: why do we have to make judgments on violent crimes

queries: what is the effect of a violent crime on an older person?

queries: what is the difference between a nonviolent crime and a violent crime?

queries: can a nonviolent crime be rehabilitative?

queries: what is the effect on a victim of a violent crime


queries: do violent offenders have to go to prison?

queries: what prison conditions for violent offenders

queries: can violent crimes be put to death or in jail

queries: does prison have to be a violent offenders

queries: can a violent convicted person go to jail

queries: can you get a violent prisoner out of prison

queries: can prisoners be rehabilitated in prison

queries: does prison really work in rehabilitation

queries: what type of prisons do violent offenders go to

queries: can you have a violent offender in prison


queries: why is prison so important to the rehabilitation process

queries: why is rehabilitation necessary for a convicted criminal

queries: where do you find rehabilitation for an offender

queries: why a sentence in jail is needed for rehabilitation

queries: why jail is a good place to rehab offender

queries: how many crimes committed during a prison sentence

queries: why is it necessary to do rehabilitation after prison

queries: what is the best place for rehab for offender

queries: why is it necessary for the criminal to be out of prison


queries: what type of prison would a violent offenders go to

queries: do they give violent felony the option of prison time for?

queries: does the law limit violent offenders to jail

queries: what type of prison system does the law limit

queries: which sentence can a violent offenders be put to?

queries: which prison term limits to violent offenders

queries: does the law limit jail for violent offenders?


queries: what is the significance of incarceration

queries: which of the following is a symbolic example of a custodial sentence?

queries: what is the symbolic value of incarceration

queries: what is the significance of the symbolic significance of incarceration for society?

queries: what is the incarceration symbol for society

queries: why does incarceration have a symbolic value

queries: which of the following is a powerful message that can be conveyed through long-term consequences?

queries: what does incarcerating the innocent mean?

queries: how is the symbolic value of incarceration

queries: what is the symbolic value of an incarceration sentence?

queries: incarceration and its significance to society

queries: why do we give up the symbol of incarceration


queries: can violent offenders be sentenced to prison

queries: what limit do prisons have on violent offenders

queries: what is the limit on prisons to violent criminals

queries: which type of prison would create the most criminals?

queries: what's the difference between prison and prison?

queries: which of these is a crime that would require a violent offenders to be put in prison?

queries: is there a limit on prison terms for violent offenders

queries: why do we limit prison to violent offenders

queries: what type of prison would a violent crime lead to


queries: why violence is proportional to violence

queries: why is it proportional for a white collar crime

queries: which is proportional to nonviolent offences and violent crimes

queries: why does crime have the same proportional effects as violent crime

queries: what is the role of a non violent offender

queries: which is proportional to crimes committed by a non violent person?

queries: what kind of crimes are considered non violent offences

queries: is it proportional for criminals to go to jail

queries: how is proportionality affected by crime?

queries: why is the punishment of crimes such as fraud proportional

queries: which statement is most often used in relation to crime?

queries: why is it proportional for a violent offence

queries: which crimes are proportional to violent crimes?


queries: why is it important to have a prison program

queries: how is prison related to the outside world

queries: why is it important to get out of prison

queries: why is it important that prisoners are placed at prisons

queries: what is the benefit of a prison for juveniles

queries: what can prisoners do after leaving jail?

queries: why does the correctional system need to be regulated

queries: does prisons give you the opportunity to escape from gangs

queries: why is prisons a useful facility for young people