Long-time activities, such as a long running(or the Pacer Test), swimming, and biking.
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Answer:
Doubling over, pale complexion, tears, furrowed brows
Explanation:
<u>Doubling over</u> is a reaction to clench the stomach when someone is in pain. <u>Pale complexion</u> is a result of blood loss, fear, anxiety, dehydration/light headedness, and loss or red blood cells. <u>Tears</u> (depending on the context) are a way to let out emotion - both sad and happy. <u>Furrowed brows</u> is usually a sign of discomfort which is usually a consequence of worrying too much or crying too much, both of which require face muscles to tense for a long(ish) period of time.
Typically, ethical attention is focused upon cloning in the context of the genetic copying of a whole organism. While the cloning of non-mammals has occurred in research contexts for many years, the cloning of the first mammal, Dolly the sheep, surprised many in the scientific community. Cloning to birth has come to be called `reproductive cloning`, whereas cloning embryos so that their stem cells may be extracted for possible research or therapeutic use has come to be called `therapeutic cloning`.
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