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Nature 443, 145-146 (14 September 2006) | doi:10.1038/443145a; Published online 13 September 2006
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Our place in the Multiverse
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BOOK REVIEWED-Many Worlds In One
by Alex Vilenkin
Hill & Wang: 2006. 248 pp. $24
The smallest person in the world, an Indian called Gul Mohammed, had a height of just 57 centimetres. The tallest, an American called Robert Wadlow, measured 2.
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