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Meanings of uniquely human in anglès

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Usage of uniquely human in anglès
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In many ways, it is our thinking that makes us uniquely human.
The Irish Times
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Recent work on hummingbirds suggests irrational choices are not a uniquely human failing.
The Irish Times
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Collaboration between unrelated strangers seems to be a uniquely human achievement.
The Rational Optimist
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Over the next few years, my daughter's mind will blossom in uniquely human ways.
BBC
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The more you look at altruism and cooperation, the less uniquely human it appears.
The Rational Optimist
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Until then, tool-use had been considered a uniquely human ability.
BBC
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The real prize is the co-creation of value out of technology and uniquely human skills.
The Irish Times
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Chimps' social skills are the basis for another behaviour once thought to be uniquely human: morality.
BBC
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This uniquely human form of adaptability is in large part to blame for the global sustainability crisis.
Pubmed
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The lasting friend changes place with the lingering presence and a uniquely human trait finds its voice.
The Irish Times
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All of these features are indeed uniquely human and are indeed very helpful in enabling modern life.
The Rational Optimist
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Morality, consciousness and culture were all once considered to be uniquely human, but chimps have them all.
BBC
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That, at least, is still uniquely human.
I'm not hanging noodles on your ears and other intriguing idioms...
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IRGM, encoded by a uniquely human gene conferring risk for inflammatory diseases, affects autophagy through an unknown mechanism.
Pubmed
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What is less well known is that the intentional creation of aromas is not a uniquely human trait.
BBC
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That is a uniquely human moment.
Human
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