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Why Is Jonathan Simms Still Alive?
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Belkin, Lisa
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New York Times Magazine 2003 May 11; p. 38-41
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Date
2003-05-11
Subject
Social Control of Science and Technology
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Animal Production
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Research on Special Populations
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Health Care for Particular Diseases or Groups
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