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... "A decade ago, we would have said that Lours] is a weaker science, with hints at important things but not really reporting very conclusive findings.'' When you look back at the results that John Cacioppo and Robert Sampson presented, however, you see really incredible strength emerging, she said.
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... Berkman called these speakers' points "important wake-up calls" that give us no choice but to change. "They really call upon us to think about things in a different way." Thus the symposium will focus this afternoon on "a new way of doing business in order to make future progress in this area," she said.
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