I believe that if intelligent design could be proved to be scientific, then I would believe it would belong in a science classroom. Would I believe it? I don't know that scientifically I'm qualified to say, you know, that I believe many scientific concepts because I'm -- I'm not a scientist. But I suppose that if intelligent design could follow scientific methods, then -- and it were proven to be scientific by scientists, it was accepted by scientific communities, then I would have no reason not to accept that.
They are considering the possibility that intelligent design could be taught in classrooms. OPTIONS:
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- It's impossible to say
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A: Yes

OD<br>My wife's nephew had drug addiction problems for years. He was on methadone, trying to recover from heroin addiction. He celebrated the capture of the Tsarnaev terrorist by shooting up. Unfortunately, he overdosed and died. He was cremated a few days later.
The issue was going on for 10 years OPTIONS:
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A: It's impossible to say

LONDON, July 28 (Reuters) - Italy's Elio Verde beat Peru's Juan Postigos in the Olympic men's Judo 60kg last 64 at the 2012 London Games on Saturday. Verde won 0100-0001 at ExCeL in London to reach the next round. Results Table Elio Verde (Italy) beat Juan Postigos (Peru) 0100-0001 Kenny Alexander Godoy Godoy (Honduras) beat Zakari Gourouza (Niger) Betkil Shukvani (Georgia) beat Arnie Dickens (Australia) 0103-0000 Ludwig Paischer (Austria) beat Jacob Nel Gnahoui (Benin) 0100-0000
Elio Verde is from Italy and was in the Olympics. OPTIONS:
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A:
Yes