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| For example, Fiona Cornforth, 22, and Lluwannee George, 18, reported on their progress in working with the Commonwealth Department of Family and Community Services to develop a web site that will support young Indigenous people to achieve improved educational outcomes. The new study is the first to show a biological fingerprint specific to that form of radiation in people, says Michael Cornforth of the University of Texas in Galveston. One product, is 'The Dutch House, Kew' (ref: p20, English Country Houses, Caroline 1625-1685 by Oliver Hill and John Cornforth, Country Life, London, 1966). |
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