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JUDGING SCIENCE: SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE and the FEDERAL COURTS, by Kenneth R. Foster and Peter W. Huber
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Cranor, Carl F.
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Ethics 2000 July; 110(4): 829-832
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/936740
Date
2000-07
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Knowledge
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Science
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Science, Technology, and Society
;
Technology Assessment
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Professional-Professional Relationship
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Government Ethics
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EthxWeb: Literature in Bioethics
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