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ethical

[eth-i-kuhl] / ˈɛθ ɪ kəl /


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Mr. Klosterman aims to evaluate football from every conceivable angle, including the ethical question of whether such a violent sport should be banned.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scientists have expressed ethical concerns about the sale of meteorites, which are often coveted for research purposes and hold important clues about the make-up of the early solar system.

From Barron's

Related: ‘I‘m facing an ethical dilemma’: My widowed mother is cutting my step siblings out of the family trust.

From MarketWatch

As artificial intelligence continues to advance and ethical concerns grow alongside it, scientists say the need to understand consciousness has reached a critical point.

From Science Daily

At the start of this year, they said they were exploring new ways to strengthen ethical policy and fundraising.

From BBC