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Google provides a fast and efficient way to access information. It fills a particularly important role in providing
access to information on complex issues in human biology and the health professions. It is an indispensable
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Essays for Human Biologists and Health Professionals or it can be browsed for reading pleasure. One
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www.ilstu.edu/~gcramsey/Gallery.html
Richard Mitchell (4/26/29-12/27/02) the late Richard Mitchell was Underground Grammarian, an academic
iconoclast. A little note from the author: Permission to Copy and Plagiarize all his assembled works at
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