reform before his late August primary. Meanwhile, Gov. Jan Brewer, an appointed governor also facing primary challengers from her right, signed the Arizona immigration law as an act of political self-preservation, consequences be damned.

Perhaps the American people love it when their elected officials play politics as usual. Perhaps giving Republicans what they want will encourage them to help out President Obama. Perhaps comprehensive reform gained new momentum today.

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to corn borer, a common pest that ravages corn farms.

Dr. Pamela Fernandez, a plant pathologist of the University of the Philippine
s in Los Baños (UP-Los Baños), maintained that introduction
of a genetically altered species into the natural food cycle of living
beings always holds the danger of affecting the entire bio-chain.

"There is what we call mutation," she said.

The Department of Agriculture has aired its support for the use of the
hybrid seed.

Notwithstanding the stand of the government on the issue, Vidal said
the bishops want their stand known.

"We have to be careful about what we consume because once it is there,
how can we remedy the situation, with its consequences?" he said.

Scientists are creating new life forms by taking genes from one species
and integrating them into unrelated