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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A being belonging to the species Homo sapiens; a man, woman, or child.
The human species has greatly impacted the Earth's environment.
n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)An individual person; a member of the human race.
The human in the painting had a serene expression.
adj.AdjectiveHaving the qualities or attributes of a human being; characteristic of people.
It is only human to make mistakes.
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Bereavement: How to Transform Grief & Depression Through Spiritual Healing
- So these anthropologists thought that was very interesting because it seemed to mirror the human population.
So these anthropologists thought that was very interesting because it seemed to mirror the human population.
- the human population.
the human population.
Boost your metabolism and get rid of your belly fat
- Now, micronutrients, they do something very, very special inside the human body.
Now, micronutrients, they do something very, very special inside the human body.
- they do something very very special inside the human body they
they do something very very special inside the human body they
How to Survive a Building Explosion
- scorching the human body in an instant and possibly setting off subsequent explosions.
scorching the human body in an instant and possibly setting off subsequent explosions.
- scorching the human body
scorching the human body
The Real Reason We Do Stupid Things For Love
- The authors of the study believe that by suspending rational judgment, people are more likely to get together and procreate, which is, ultimately, a win for the human species.
The authors of the study believe that by suspending rational judgment, people are more likely to get together and procreate, which is, ultimately, a win for the human species.
- more likely to get together and procreate, which is ultimately a win for the human
more likely to get together and procreate, which is ultimately a win for the human
How the discovery of DNA changed the world – and my life | BBC Ideas
- And with the ability to read genomes came new insights into how the human body works and how we evolve.
And with the ability to read genomes came new insights into how the human body works and how we evolve.
- ranging from predicting genetic diseases to studying extinct members of the human family, like Neanderthals, and extinct animals like mammoths.
ranging from predicting genetic diseases to studying extinct members of the human family, like Neanderthals, and extinct animals like mammoths.
Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever – CRISPR
- and will mean gradual but irreversible changes to the human gene pool.
and will mean gradual but irreversible changes to the human gene pool.
- irreversible changes to the human gene pool.
irreversible changes to the human gene pool.
Democratic Presidential Debate - June 26 (Full) | NBC News
- On day one, I will make sure that, number one, we end the ice policies and the customs and border policies that are violating the human rights.
On day one, I will make sure that, number one, we end the ice policies and the customs and border policies that are violating the human rights.
- On day one, I will make sure that, number one, we end the ice policies and the customs and border policies that are violating the human rights.
On day one, I will make sure that, number one, we end the ice policies and the customs and border policies that are violating the human rights.
What to do if your inner voice is cruel | Ethan Kross
- It's a basic feature of the human mind that helps us keep verbal information active in our heads.
It's a basic feature of the human mind that helps us keep verbal information active in our heads.
- so welcome to the human condition.
so welcome to the human condition.
7 Things You Didn't Know About Valentine's Day | History Countdown
- where he described the human heart as having three valves with a dent in the middle.
where he described the human heart as having three valves with a dent in the middle.
World Leaders are Failing Human Rights. Here's Why. | NYT Opinion
- And I fear they're no longer willing or able to defend the human rights of all people.
And I fear they're no longer willing or able to defend the human rights of all people.