"As we found in Britain in the 1930s, there's the evolution in the nature of the Chinese kitchen, maybe moving from a galley kitchen to something's that is more the heart of the home, " McGrath said.

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If nature always stuck to simple plans, it would be easier to track the paths of evolution, but nature does not have that luxury.

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"The organic nature and evolution of this has been just incredible, " says Bob Frankel, chief operating officer of Cudlie Accessories, Poochie's parent company.

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But that's the nature of evolution.

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This Strategy recognised the evolution of Biosphere Reserves from sites focussing on nature conservation and research, to sites of excellence for sustainable development.

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Is there room for talk of intentionality in nature without causing both sides in the ongoing evolution debate to run for the barricades?

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Haidt fails to grapple meaningfully with the question of why nearly all of the best minds in science find liberal ideas to be closer to the mark with respect to evolution, human nature, mental health, close relationships, intergroup relations, ethics, social justice, conflict resolution, environmental sustainability, and so on.

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