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Cook, Philip J., and Jens Ludwig. Gun Violence The Real Costs. New York Oxford University Press, 2000. The authors, both public policy experts, painstakingly calculate the total economic impact of gun violence. They consider it to be a major public health problem that costs Americans about 100 billion a year, including both the direct costs of injury and the cost of increased security at airports and schools. However, the authors take a moderate stance on gun control, advocating registration of handguns and stricter enforcement and increased sentencing for gun-related crimes. 

Wright,HJ, Philip LD, Etzel RA Cook Paint Varnish Co.(1979) Europ Pat Applic No. 

Quoted from National Rifle Association Instimte for Legislative Action. Fact Sheet Firearm Safety in America 2003. Available online. URL http //www. nraila.org/Issues/FactSheets/Read.aspx ID=120. Posted on September 8, 2003. Philip Cook, quoted in David Phinney et al. Gun Fight Seeking a Cease-Fire. ABC News online. Available online. URL http //abcnewsgo.com/sections/us/ DailyNews/guns damage.html. Posted on June 8, 1999. 

WHO-TEF (1998). Martin van den Berg, Linda Bimbaum, Albeitus T.C. Bosveld, Bjorn Brunstrom, Philip Cook, Mark Feeley, John P. Giesy, Annika Hanberg, Ryuichi Hasegawa, Sean W. Kennedy, Timothy Kubiak Toxic Equivalency Factors (TEFs) for PCBs, PCDDs, PCDFs for Humans and Wildlife. Environ. Health Perspect. 106 775-92. 

We would like to thank Sarah Cook for helping to prepare the manuscript of this case. We also express our thanks to Simon Leung and Philip Lee for contributions with the MPF market research. Our deepest gratitude, however, has to be extended to Norman Law who provided us with invaluable insights from the banking industry regarding the implementation of the MPF system. 

By year-end 1963, ninety-one of the ninety-seven PAHs identified in MSS were reported in the published literature. Six PAHs, identified in MSS by Rodgman and Cook (3273), had not been reported publicly at that time. However, by 1970, identification in MSS of all but one (cholanthrene) of the ninety-seven had been reported. Despite the availability of such information, only eighteen MSS PAHs were discussed by the Advisory Committee in its 1964 Report to the U.S. Surgeon General, thirteen as mainstream CSC components and five as carbon black components (3999). The detailed discussion of so few MSS PAHs and citation of so few publications were done despite the fact the committee had been provided with a detailed Philip Morris monograph on tobacco and smoke composition, a monograph that listed sixty-one PAHs identified in tobacco smoke plus many pertinent published references to them (2939, 3262). The Advisory Committee did note, however, that twenty-seven other nontumorigenic PAHs—none specifically named—had been identified in tobacco smoke. The twenty-seven unnamed PAHs had to include several of those PAHs, for example, naphthalene. 

John Philip Cook, Construction Sealants and Adhesives, Wiley-Intersdence, New York, 1970. 

Wright SE, Rewers-Felkins KA, Quinlin IS, Phillips CA, Townsend M, Philip R, Dobrzanski MJ, Lockwood-Cooke PR, Robinson W. Cytotoxic T-lymphocyte immunotherapy for ovarian cancer a pilot study. J Immunother. 2012 35 196-204. 

PHI Philip, T., Cook. R.L., Malloy, T.B. Symp. Mol. Struct. Spectr. Columbus, Ohio, 1979, paper RF4. 

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