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“The danger is of animals being thought of as things, units of production, more so than they are now, because we can modify them to make them more amenable to our uses and taking us away from this notion of animals as sentient beings.”

From BBC

“When this change goes into effect on November 7, almost half of Starbucks’ current customers in the U.S. who pay to modify their beverage at company-operated stores will see a price reduction of more than 10%,” the chain said in its announcement.

From Salon

“There is no possibility using current knowledge and technology to use geoengineering to modify hurricanes,” says Suzana Camargo from the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University.

From BBC

But they, too, rely on Iran to develop, modify and upgrade existing arms and manufacture drones.

That was over a rear wing McLaren had used in Baku but have decided to modify before its next intended use in Las Vegas in November, following complaints from Red Bull about how it was flexing and conversations with the FIA.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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