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Anthropology in Practice
Rice and Beans: Shaping the Customer's Choice
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A War of Poison Gas, 1915
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Damselfly in Distress: Water Shortages and Cannabis Threaten African Insect
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What Does Tesla's Powerwall Really Mean for the Grid?
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The Long Road from Coley Toxins to Cancer Immunotherapies
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Rice and Beans: The Private Role of Food
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Root Fungi Can Turn Pine Trees Into Carnivores — or at Least Accomplices
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Great News for Lions, Terrible News for Rhinos
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Rice and Beans: What Is the Difference Between Private and Public Culture?
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The Richest Reef: A Bagful of New Species
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