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The frozen cells were successfully reactivated, but showed DNA damage and moved differently, which would likely reduce their chances of fertilising an egg.

Similar patterns of inequality can be found in virtually every country, though people perceive race differently across cultures.

In the end, Shukor was able to maintain his ritual obligations, just a little differently.

I wished the ground would open and swallow me up… It made me realize that people saw me differently than I saw myself.

And I'm not worried about someone following me around at the store or, you know, treating me differently because of my skin color.

But presuming the birth was successful, a baby growing up in microgravity would look, move and behave very differently to one born on Earth.

Yeah, but we did come in there pretty hot, I mean maybe he would have come clean if we approached it differently.

Dr. Kahan argues there’s no moral difference between what we do and what we allow to happen when we could have acted differently.