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said

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medical services,

will cap off the

completion

primary

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George’s

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much clinical

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coordinator of orientation in the

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merchants and

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meeting

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From East

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Duke

A

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But redheads beware—the for

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affairs

professor

of

and

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provost

George

chemistry.

from Duke

students,

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greater risk

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for

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can

contribute

epidemiology,”

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photo-reactivity

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larger

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Simon said. hair

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get

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cancer

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their pigments

studying

properties

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article

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Simon has been

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cause

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ples

then,

melanosomes in

more

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when

ment

chemical and

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him

brought

when these cells grow

gists’ warnings.

dangerous

student

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subject.

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in the

build-

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pigments. that

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researcher

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risks —still remain. “We

draw

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cancer

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in

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board,” Simons said

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of

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sible for

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more

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to

as

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expeditions.

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interested in

was

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to

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child,

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always

lution.

he

and papers and has

than 90 world-wide

even

tomed was

with others,

than 320 books

more

young, I evo-

museums

saw

all

fossils of di-

nosaurs,” Simons said. “After that, I began collection.”

my

Simon’s

celebrated

expeditions

evolutionary

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three

their If

in

Africa

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living

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year,

France and

England,

his mother’s in

not

only

he

have

final

the

take

to

an

own

many

ancestors,”

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am

he said. “I have

fascinated with the

days

to

interested

always

want

students?” said

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event.

block

said

will

parties

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was

he last

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take

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want,”

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final

some

to

get

approved

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said

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and

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areas.

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days

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past.

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Benito Arendt

hopes

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parking availability.

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business

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Africa.

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of students and

wished there had been and

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year

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through twice-yearly expeditions. Indepen-

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research,

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player,

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game

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have

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them.”

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team

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