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To imagine that withholding clean needles from addicts will keep them away from drugs is like telling the tides to stay still.
Eukaryotic organisms evolved clocks as an adaptation to geophysical cycles such as day and night or high and low tides or the passing seasons [ 1 ] . These clocks are oscillators that control timing in a broad range of processes such as rhythms in gene expression [ 2 ] , and navigational mechanisms for migratory flight [ 3 ] . Studies on the nature of such clocks - whether at the level of gene expression or behavior - most often rely on the measurement of rhythmic processes by repeated sampling over time.
Both kinds of blood were believed to ebb and flow under the motive power of the liver, just as the tides of the earth ebbed and flowed under the motive power of the moon.
But that only raises more questions--such as how tides are supposed to make women menstruate.
Here the beach is very wide and flat, usually empty and, as the tides go out, also very wet.