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DescriptionRobert Sapolsky.jpg	American biologist and author Robert Sapolsky.
Date	November 2009
Source	http://nihrecord.od.nih.gov/newsletters/2009/11_27_2009/story3.htm
Author	Bill Branson for the National Institutes of Health Record
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