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There are also status patterns, bottom left, for nonanimal enthusiasts.

Leading the nonanimal brigade are two teams of European gymnasts.

"We have little evidence that nonanimal fat correlates with an increased risk of coronary heart disease or breast cancer," he said.

Countless nonanimal technologies around the world are awaiting validation, while others have been validated and used.

Then, if we remember that human beings are part of the animal kingdom, the only strictly nonanimal constellation is Libra.

Some nonanimal mascots play ultra-spiritual roles.

The fact that it is nonanimal is attractive, and it seems more natural and flows really nicely."

Some mushrooms, such as Agaricus bisporus and Agaricus subrufescens, are rare nonanimal sources of CLA.

As his subscribers swallowed his coinage, Watson promptly made it an -ism : "Veganism is the practice of living on fruits, nuts, vegetables, grains and other wholesome nonanimal products."

One student's use of nonanimal textiles involved wrapping a model in a Goth-goes-bondage crochet dress, inset with patches of sticky black rubber, raising a whole other question about cruelty in fashion.

Contemporary Orthodox authorities do not follow this ruling, and hold that cheese requires formal kashrut certification to be kosher; some even argue this is necessary for cheese made with nonanimal rennet.

For the products in the ban, "science and technology have advanced to the point where we can confirm the safety of these finished products through nonanimal alternatives," said Larry Games, P.& G.'s vice president for global product safety.

Several seniors who had participated in a project sponsored by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals showed their designs, which used materials from nonanimal sources, alongside those of students who made copious use of goatskin, fox and chinchilla.

The Ornish diet, in addition to limiting fat and excluding oils and animal products (with the exception of nonfat milk and nonfat yogurt), also excludes even nonanimal products like nuts and seeds that are high in fat.

On the positive side, it is a nonanimal source of protein, with just about zero saturated fat, and is thought by doctors as best selling as Andrew Weil and Barry Sears to prevent certain kinds of cancer and heart disease.

Some of the places that are indexed under vegetarian in Mr. Zagat's book likewise do not confine themselves to nonanimal products, and despite his admonition, I am frankly not eager to interview the waiter at Cafe Boulud about what went into the fries.

Rollin is thus at variance with Regan who argues that all research involving harm to animals, and this includes killing them painlessly, must be stopped (1983: 397): 'If nonanimal alternatives are available, they should be used; if they are not available, they should be sought'(388).