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The Medical School, in its silence, gives consent to physicians and researchers to behave in manners subject only to the judgment of their own consciences. But their work is not a private affair. Historically, sanction by silence has inevitably led to exploitation. Privileges become understood as rights, and trust becomes...
"We are still lacking in capital and skill," President Suharto told TIME Correspondent Roy Rowan. "There are bigger projects to be tackled, like the exploitation of liquefied natural gas. That project alone would require $800 million to $900 million. I will try to improve the apparatus for investment, but in...
For years, U.S. companies have been expanding overseas with Napoleonic gusto, swallowing up local firms from Stockholm to Singapore. Now a counterthrust is gathering momentum. European and Japanese businessmen are beginning to see the U.S. as a vast market ripe for exploitation; they are rushing to open Stateside banks, factories...
He said "Superfly," one of a recent group of "black exploitation" films is the first audio-visual manual on how to use cocaine. Unofficial sources, he said, report that the use of cocaine has increased substantially in ghettos since the release of the movie.
Perhaps the biggest fallacy in the debate, though, has been the exclusive property of those advocating censorship. It is the idea that something called "exploitation" can and should be censored if not suppressed, while art should not. I would argue not only that the line between art and "exploitation" is...