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| Nature 333, 389 (02 June 1988); doi:10.1038/333389a0 |
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Where science has gone wrong
T. THEOCHARIS & M. PSIMOPOULOS
The Blackett Laboratory Imperial College, London SW72BZ, UK
| 1. | Chelvam, R. T. Nature 331, 10 (1988). | Article | PubMed | |
| 2. | Stannard, R. The Times, 3 December 1983. |
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