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The Smoke-Filled Room,y of the outstretched arm. Their bodies, so young and fresh, are running as hard as they can. Their lungs work as efficiently as machines—sucking in air, transfering oxygen to the blood in exchange for carbon dioxide.

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Mathematics, the Common Base for Science,premise that the sunspot cycle was exactly right at that particular time to create conditions which would ensure that that particular stretch of the east coast would experience its worst hurricane since 1933. Years before, this same forecaster had predicted a severe hurricane season based on something he called the “banana blow-down index.”

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How to Manage Your Global Reputationmensional hologram of an exploding planet earth with this haunting question posed underneath: “Can Man Save This Fragile Planet?” The July 24, 1989, issue of Newsweek focused on problems of the environment and “cleaning up our mess.”

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We Work with Brainpower, Not Manpower,while watching a passing train belch smoke as it started up the grade that led out of town, he saw that the smoke coming out of the locomotive’s smokestack was not rising as it normally did. Instead, it oozed over the lip of the smokestack and sank down like a puddle of black ink falling into a pool of water.

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The Forests of Oz(one),the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space, waited for a television crew from New Hampshire Public Television. The TV people were interested in his research, and they planned to accompany Rock and his graduate assistant, David Moss, to the Mt. Moosilauke site, where they would tape the scientists “doing their thing.”

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978-0-306-43455-6Jack Fishman and Robert Kalish 1990