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Humanoid robots would be ideal for such tasks; they could help the operators feel less viscerally attached to the grim work at hand.

Both backed the war in Afghanistan but were viscerally opposed to America's invasion of Iraq.

Having felt that danger and having felt it subside over time has made me feel how viscerally what a luxury it is to feel safe.

Smaller EU countries are viscerally opposed to the idea of their big brothers sharing out top appointments.

Objective To identify the features of colon electricity activities and the motion in viscerally hypersensitive rats.

Arguing with people who are viscerally hostile to what you believe is a waste of time and energy.

He says Enron wants to send a message about "how viscerally its senior management feels about our research effort. "

The prime minister is a heartfelt eurosceptic though not quite as viscerally so as his foreign secretary William Hague.

People in China viscerally hate corruption and are reluctant to see the death penalty dropped.

I feel that we can, when we viscerally realize that every combination of moment and circumstance in this world is unique.

But I think that we are losing a lot by losing the experience of solitude. Many people have said that, but I feel that very viscerally.

This is connecting to them almost viscerally through technology, which is good.

As you practice, every day, something will happen and you will feel it viscerally in your body.