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Women to serve on submarines.
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http://www.dailymail....istory-tradition.html
Is this a step too far in the quest for equal opportunities?
/// There were concerns that higher levels of carbon dioxide in the on-board atmosphere pose particular risks to female health ///
/// The Navy argued in the past that they could be pregnant when they go to sea, putting them and their unborn child in grave danger in case of complications such as an ectopic pregnancy, or forcing a commander to return home and abandon a secret mission. ///
Surely a pregnant woman can also suffer complications, without the now unsupported risk of the high levels of carbon dioxide, what then?
There is also the problem of separating male and female privacy facilities in the cramped conditions of a submarine.
Is this a step too far in the quest for equal opportunities?
/// There were concerns that higher levels of carbon dioxide in the on-board atmosphere pose particular risks to female health ///
/// The Navy argued in the past that they could be pregnant when they go to sea, putting them and their unborn child in grave danger in case of complications such as an ectopic pregnancy, or forcing a commander to return home and abandon a secret mission. ///
Surely a pregnant woman can also suffer complications, without the now unsupported risk of the high levels of carbon dioxide, what then?
There is also the problem of separating male and female privacy facilities in the cramped conditions of a submarine.
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Zeuhi
Since you class yourself as the AnswerBank's very own English teacher, perhaps you would also consider correcting yourself?
/// accepting t&c's that are extra-ordinary. ///
Accepting terms and conditions that are extraordinary.
/// They can check in the Physical all submariners will have where they check levels in blood and urine anyway ///
They can check out the physical condition of all submariners, when they check their blood and urine samples, anyway.
That's the best interpretation that I can make anyway, from your rather confusing set of words.
Since you class yourself as the AnswerBank's very own English teacher, perhaps you would also consider correcting yourself?
/// accepting t&c's that are extra-ordinary. ///
Accepting terms and conditions that are extraordinary.
/// They can check in the Physical all submariners will have where they check levels in blood and urine anyway ///
They can check out the physical condition of all submariners, when they check their blood and urine samples, anyway.
That's the best interpretation that I can make anyway, from your rather confusing set of words.