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Bush's legacy: 43 by the numbers

Nature volume 457, pages 252–253 (2009)Cite this article

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A look at George W. Bush's legacy in science.

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Reported by Mark Schrope, a freelance writer in Florida. See Editorial Click here for Bush's legacy in nuclear non-proliferation and the fight against AIDS Click here for more on the challenges facing Barack Obama

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