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Government critic: If future generations of young scientists are to be attaracted to the profession, says David Pulley blank, they must be given assurance that there is a future in Canadian science
Government critic: If future generations of young scientists are to be attaracted to the profession, says David Pulley blank, they must be given assurance that there is a future in Canadian science

Government critic: If future generations of young scientists are to be attaracted to the profession, says David Pulley blank, they must be given assurance that there is a future in Canadian science

Date3/11/1981
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