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Foreseeing the Future: Evangeline Adams and Astrology in America
Once the world's most famous astrologer, Evangeline Adams single-handedly popularized astrology in the United States. "Foreseeing the Future" not only chronicles Adam's life, but also illuminates the history of astrology and the occult in the 19th and early 20th centuries..
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The Future Is Ours: Foreseeing, Managing and Creating the Future
Why do we continue to think about, imagine, and forecast the future despite believing we will probably be wrong? Why do we need to do so? What does "the future" mean, and how do we relate to it? Is it possible that Western societies condition their members into inability to cope with the future? These and other fundamental questions are explored in The Future Is Ours, which is written as an intermediate text for use in future-oriented modules within BA courses in International Business, Management, Urban Planning, and Environmental Politics..
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Foreseeing the death of Delaney: the long-awaited obituary for this outmoded amendment could be written into law in 1993.: An article from: Food Processing
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From the supplier: Many people in the food industry would like Congress to repeal the Delaney Clause, which was added to the Food and Cosmetic Act in 1958. This amendment forbids the use of any carcinogenic additives in food, even if the risk is very small. In the past 35 years, scientific advances have made it possible to measure substances in parts per billion, and the food industry is asking whether it makes sense to ban a product with such a small amount of a carcinogen. The Environmental Protection Agency tried to modify the Delaney Clause by adopting a negligible risk standard, but this was denied in court.

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Title: Foreseeing the death of Delaney: the long-awaited obituary for this outmoded amendment could be written into law in 1993.
Author: Lisa R. Van Wagner
Publication:Food Processing (Magazine/Journal)
Date: February 1, 1993
Publisher: Putman Media, Inc.
Volume: v54 Issue: n2 Page: p31(2)

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