Biomedical research often involves the use of very costly equipment, which have high acquisition and maintenance costs. Examples include MRI (for imaging of the body) and mass spectrometry (for chemical analysis). In the status quo, the vast majority of biomedical research is conducted through "labs" which involve one or two head researchers (often professors), and a team of post-doctoral fellows, masters students, independent researchers, etc. beneath them, all of whom may be working on separate projects. Those labs are housed within institutions (such as universities, hospitals, etc.) which will independently purchase and maintain research equipment. These labs will then work within their institutions to access the necessary equipment (sometimes applying for grants and other funding to support this or to acquire new technology).

Authoritarian parenting conceives of family relationships as centred on strict rules: they are enforced through parental authority and are not negotiated with children. Egalitarian parenting gives great importance to treating children as equals and giving them an important role in family decision making

Ability-based segregation in sports involves athletes competing in classes based off of biological characteristics that correlate with performance in that sport. Indicators include a wide variety of metrics, such as weight, height, muscle mass, etc. They are often seen as akin to the weight classes seen in competitive sports. Ability-based segregation would likely use different metrics for different sports.

In 2018, dozens of US cities bid to host Amazon's second headquarters by offering a slew of taxpayer-funded incentives. These included grants, tax credits for the company, and relocation reimbursement for Amazon employees.

The New Testament Apocrypha are additional religious texts which depict the life of Jesus Christ and were by religious scholars and apostles at the time. Within the Apocrypha, there are a set of contradicting stories about Jesus, including ideas that salvation came from hearing Jesus's teachings rather than him dying on the cross or depictions of Jesus as using his powers aggressively or violently. Christians and Catholics do not recognize these texts officially due to these contradictions.

A green card marriage is a marriage of convenience between a legal resident of the United States and a citizen of another, often less developed, country. These arrangements are frequently initiated over social media sites like Facebook.

Textualist models of interpretation require judges to look at the plain meaning of the words used in constitutional documents to assess what the legally correct answer is. The standard is based on how people in the present day would perceive the meaning of the words. For instance, a textualist approach includes extending Title VII protections to trans people on the basis of sex as a person of either gender cannot be restricted from wearing clothing associated with the opposite gender without discrimination.

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