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Perhaps our most important finding is that nonjuvenile victims of predation were not the old and the weak, but rather young and middle-aged adult Utah prairie dogs in excellent condition," he and his colleagues conclude in the October American Naturalist. Both online sexual predation and cyber-bullying are on the rise. Just as dangerous, when military leaders adopt deformed values--sexual predation or its acceptance, contempt for women and aggression toward minorities-they discredit the very society we ask our soldiers to defend. |
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