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Schoenberg, j. B., Stemhagen, A., Mason, T. Patterson, j.. Bill, J., and Altman, R. 1987 . C.)ccupation and lung cancer risk among New jersey vvhite males. /. Natl. Cancer Inst. 79, 3-2 1. 

For a balanced historical record I should add that the late W. E. Blumberg has been cited to state (W. R. Dunham, personal communication) that One does not need the Aasa factor if one does not make the Aasa mistake, by which Bill meant to say that if one simulates powder spectra with proper energy matrix diagonalization (as he apparently did in the late 1960s in the Bell Telephone Laboratories in Murray Hill, New Jersey), instead of with an analytical expression from perturbation theory, then the correction factor does not apply. What this all means I hope to make clear later in the course of this book. 

Another development occurring on the regulatory front is the activity at the state and local level. New Jersey, Texas California, Wisconsin, and North Carolina have all considered new or special approaches to biotechnology regulation, some with new legislation. In New Jersey, a moratorium measure was introduced in 1986, which later, as a compromise bill incorporating a review commission, passed unanimously in the state Senate. That bill is still waiting a vote in the New Jersey assembly. 

Thomas Jefferson s Virginia Declaration of Religious Freedom was circulated as a bill in 1779, but not passed by the Virginia legislature until 1786. By 6 February 1788 the Declaration had been ratified by Delaware Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut and Massachusetts. 

You still try to be as human as possible. For The Rise and Fall of im Crow, I interviewed this white gentleman in Florida who, when he was 10 years old in Georgia, saw four black people killed. At first I said [to the other series producers, Richard Wormser and Bill Jersey, both of whom are white], "You want me to do the interview " Because this guy was 70 years old, he s still a redneck you can see it, he still carries that baggage. But somehow, when I sat down and interviewed him and really touched on some areas that were so painful for liim to remember, and really understanding his ambiguous relationships with black people—this guy opened up to me. 

Billings, M.P. 1962. Structural Geology. Prentice-Hall, Eaglewood Cliffs, New Jersey. 

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