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Select this Article		Cancer biophysics Joseph G. Hoffman


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Select this Article		Unesco: A work in progress Bart J. Bok


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Select this Article		Design for acoustics Leo L. Beranek


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Select this Article		Cosmic Ray Physics D. J. X. Montgomery and Robert W. Williams, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Albert Einstein Seventy E. P. Wigner


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Select this Article		Cosmic Rays and the Sun R. D. Richtmyer


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Select this Article		The Masotron Mass R. B. Brode


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