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2012
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New Scientist
A fate worse than death.
A conversation with Michael Leary.
Calling out to one another.
Recognizing statistical power.
Fitzgerald's birthplace and the man who lovingly restored it.
How IRBs and researchers work together.
Why I love "The Walking Dead."
A crisis of conscience in research ethics.
J. K. Rowling's profoundly biblical worldview.
The religious beliefs of America's Founders.
Should we revel in its "dissonance"?
A "hypersensitive agency detection device."
A new Irish wordspinner to be reckoned with.
Two views of our political ills.
Children and God.
What we do and don't—or can and can't—know
Puritan portraits.
"There is a crack in everything."
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