The Hippocratic Oath and the Covid Debacle
Is the Hippocratic Oath, which dates back to antiquity, relevant today?
Is the Hippocratic Oath, which dates back to antiquity, relevant today?
Experts say the public was misled about ongoing technical issues, including problematic thrusters and repeated system failures.
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So the business of science is to find out knowledge. But scientific fact can never be just fact, brute fact. It isn’t fact unless it’s true and it isn’t true unless it is both correctly observed and truthfully reported.
The Tāmaki Makaurau by-election: the rare case I’d vote Labour to stop a party of racists.
He recorded the sales against other people’s firearms licences without their knowledge.
This is an adjustment – a new explanation – because the economy is not improving anywhere near as fast as he had hoped or it needs to. At half-time National is struggling to make a real difference to voter’s lives. That’s what the polls are saying.
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Luxon’s ‘telling off’ of Seymour is a joke: a transparent attempt to look tough while doing nothing of substance. The UN’s been told where to go and Luxon’s left looking like the weak link he is.
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While wary that the comparison could get him into further troubled waters, he explained the reason behind his comparison.
The word for today is… insurgency (noun): : the quality or state of being insurgent - specifically : a condition of revolt against a government that is less than an organised revolution and that is not recognised as belligerency Source : Merriam -Webster Etymology : Insurgencies fall into the category of "irregular warfare"
Now I beseech you, brethren, mark them which cause divisions and offences contrary to the doctrine which ye have learned; and avoid them.
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