Answer:Tissue engineering, labeled as the 21st century's number one hottest work by Time.com, holds tremendous promise for medicine and chronic disease and condition care. Familiar issues such as the body's rejection of foreign tissue, the extreme shortage of organ donors, and the inefficiency of artificial devices can be solved with tissue engineering. This cutting-edge biotechnology, however, has already created intense controversy over the ethics and morality of spare human parts.
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Answer: D) Social norms
Explanation: Social norms are general social norms, meaning accepted by society as unwritten rules, and these rules relate to what behaviour is acceptable, that is, norms about how to behave. Such norms define rules, for example for certain social groups, classes, boys, girls, etc., but also at a higher cultural level, for example, some norms differ from culture to culture. In each case, social norms provide a specific model or idea of how to behave within certain groups, cultures, etc.
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After the death of Muhammad, the Muslim community could only be in worry to find a quick solution. After some discussion, they decided to split the Muslim world into the two branches; Sunni and Shiite. These two communities started to grow on differences. The group Sunni, believed all succession went to the prophets dear associate, Abu Bakr. On the other hand, you have the Shiite branch, who believe Ali. Ali was the prophets son-in-law, or known as Muhammad’s trust heir.
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