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Of the remaining 2 independent variables, treatment was a manipulable variable with 2 types, which were Systematic Desensitisation (SD) and control while sex was used as a selection variable. He then sought to distance himself from the briefs he filed as deputy solicitor general, saying he was arguing on behalf of an administration that believed the Lemon test to be "too manipulable, not determinative, and in some senses, inconsistent with the understanding of the framers. Last August, Israeli scientists announced that they'd managed to develop manipulable nano-wires, tiny organic tools they could use to rearrange atoms and conduct electricity over microscopic spaces, a breakthrough a leading MIT nanotechnologist admitted American researchers had been chasing "for many years" In September, Japanese scientists announced that they would soon be able to use nano-engineering to build a computer chip 30 times more powerful than Intel's best. |
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