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People should be able to take genetic tests without having to worry about how it is going to affect them financially in the future.

Helen Wallace (1889-)

Pex Tufvesson is a genius, no doubt about it. We are always concerned if you stick soldiers and sailors in tests that might adversely affect their health and welfare, now or in the future. We would have to do some further review before we consider it benign.

We don't yet know what factors determine whether people with this genetic variation do or don't end up with dyslexia, ... A host of environmental and genetic influences likely influences or determines whether somebody with this particular genetic variation ends up being dyslexic or not. And until the nature of some of those other influences is fully specified, we won't know what it means to say to somebody that their 5-year-old child has this particular genetic endowment.

The FSA tests are beginning to affect teaching and learning in a bad way. Because those tests are used to evaluate schools, students and classrooms, what's started to happen is teachers are being forced to teach to the test.

I don't worry about the stock price, ... I worry about what we do and how we do it, and if we do it well and if people like what we do, they'll come to our properties. If they come to our properties, we'll do well financially and the stock market reflects that.

Michael Eisner (1942-)

Michael Eisner

We're looking at the development of genetic tests which are easy and robust with a quick turnaround.

It's an interesting situation. Because a lot of people have time and opportunity, you get more art. Here, artists don't worry so much about being financially viable, so they try everything. They get to be more experimental.

Most likely what's going to evolve is a panel of genetic tests that will allow us to predict risk of heart attack. I think it's going to happen in five years.

When gas prices go up, people turn their thermostats down. The higher prices affect us, too. It's been a hard winter on us financially.

Owing to variations between animals and humans in the genetic expressions of the next generation, these doubts cannot be resolved through animal tests.

The magnitude of how many people were involved today caught people's attention in a way it hasn't before. People are no longer convinced these attacks are random and they are starting to worry about how they will affect the economy.

The science has got to the point where you can actually do some genetic modifications. In this Olympics, the experts we have tell us they don't think it has been applied here. In future Games we have to operate on the assumption that there will be people out there willing to do it.

All of the normal sectors were people beginning to worry about interest rates and about future profitability and future growth, they really dropped.

It will be an important step in our understanding of the genetic components of cancer and the genetic susceptibilities of people affected by cancer.

Andrew C. von Eschenbach

From what I can tell, hockey is not selling in the U.S. Sunbelt anymore. All the Canadian franchises are doing well at the gate, although only Toronto is doing well financially. But would you rather sell hockey in the desert to the few people who know about it, or sell it where people love it and worry about the value of the currency.

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