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Since for certain conditions, drugs are critical.

As a result, women are often treated for conditions they do not have, such as bipolar disorder.

And Taylor argues that our political conditions should allow for recognition of our differences, instead of treating them like they don’t exist.

And the conditions ultimately ended up being ripe for a charismatic leader like Khomeini to take over and ride it into power and establish the Islamic Republic.

I string depending on the conditions as well.

It it understandably is unhappy about the idea that Iran could impose conditions on its war in Lebanon.

Yet coffee workers worldwide continued to endure inhumane conditions and insufficient compensation.

The Makah retained all 55,000 unearthed artifacts as a condition of the dig, which the Tribe now curates at the Makah Cultural and Research Center.

Which is a big deal because genetic diversity helps organisms adjust to different environmental conditions and become less vulnerable to disease.

One of them, officials say, is in critical condition.

And so we randomly assigned participants to one of these three conditions.

Scientists use supercomputers to run what is known as hydrodynamic numerical simulations, where different physical conditions that may have led to bubble formation are explored.

In his 1952 book “Black Skin, White Masks,” Fanon engaged with Hegel’s concept of recognition to describe the condition of colonized peoples.

We are itchy when we hear an unanswered question like that because it goes right to our material conditions, right to our fear, right to our ontological insecurity.

Unlike algorithms, living systems are deeply embedded in flows of energy and matter, and they continually regenerate their own conditions for existence and for persistence over time.

That includes 15 suite tickets and 15 paddock passes, as well as food, alcohol, and you're sitting in an air-conditioned area.