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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 7 Num. 35
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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AIDS Inc. -- Part 6
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There was such a response to the previous CN (CN 7.23) on the
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banning in the United States of the book *Why We Will Never Win
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the War on AIDS* by Bryan Ellison and Peter Duesberg, that I
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thought I would re-post the following. It is my synopsis of Jon
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Rappoport's book, *AIDS Inc.* Because Rappoport covers Dr.
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Duesberg's challenge to official AIDS dogma, they may be banning
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his book next! (Or, late breaking, thanks to Rep. Schumer and his
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proposed H.R. 2580 -- outlawing discussion of what he calls
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"baseless conspiracy theories" -- they may be banning Conspiracy
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Nation!)
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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[...continued...]
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"In Europe, the question of whether AIDS could have been made in
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a lab is much more seriously entertained than in the United
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States."
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However, to suggest that AIDS came *only* from a lab is to reject
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the multifactorial model. This does not rule out *some* AIDS
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cases being traceable to the lab, but those who believe that AIDS
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originated entirely in the lab have bought "the principal party
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line about AIDS, hook, line, and sinker."
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Still, "whether or not CBW [Chemical Biological Warfare] has
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brought forth germs and chemicals which have caused various forms
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of immunosuppression -- that is a very reasonable question. It is
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also very difficult to answer because... the types of accidents
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which have occurred at [CBW] facilities, and even the types of
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microbes worked with, are secret."
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[Two good books dealing with CBW "incidents" are *A Higher Form
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of Killing* (Paxman and Harris, Hill and Wang publishers, 1982)
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and *Gene Wars* (Piller and Yamamoto, William Morrow and Company,
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1988).]
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Not only is it quite possible that some so-called AIDS symptoms
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can be traced to Chemical Biological Warfare [CBW] agents, but at
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least as important is that "we have a whole industry here which
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is out of the public view, which has done some very nasty things,
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which has never been opened for serious government inspection. To
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say nothing of *public* inspection. In the area of CBW, two very
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unpleasant strains of human attitude come together: military
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secrecy and the arrogance of 'doctor knows best.'"
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The author, Jon Rappoport, proceeds to give examples of the
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irresponsible and possibly dangerous acts which those in charge
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of CBW have sanctioned. For example, "In 1977, it was revealed
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that the U.S. Army had performed 239 secret biological tests in
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the U.S. between 1949-1969. Example: In 1965, 'biological agents'
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were spread around at a Greyhound bus terminal in Washington D.C.
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This routine was repeated in 1968 in a New York City subway
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station."
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A 1987 article in the *Covert Action Information Bulletin*
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(Number 28) entitled "Precedents for AIDS?" summarizes a series
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of tests done on prisoners: "From 1965 to 1968, 70 prisoners,
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mostly black, at Holmesburg State Prison in Philadelphia, were
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the subjects of tests by Dow Chemical Company of the effects of
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dioxin... Their skins were deliberately exposed to large doses
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and then monitored to watch the results." No follow-up was done
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on subjects for possible development of cancer.
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"In recent years, there have been several allegations of
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biowarfare. U.S. intelligence agencies claim an outbreak of
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anthrax in the Soviet city of Sverdlovsk, in the Spring of 1979,
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was the outcome of a leak from a suspected CBW lab there." The
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death toll from that incident is estimated at between 40 to 1000
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people.
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"The U.S.S.R. states that in 1984, the U.S., in a Brazilian
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deforestation program, killed 7000 Indians and caused many birth
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defects, through the use of chemical herbicides."
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In their book *A Higher Form of Killing*, authors Paxman and
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Harris quote from a comment made in 1969 before a House Committee
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by a Dr. Leonard MacArthur: "Within the next 5 to 10 years, it
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would probably be possible to make a new infective microorganism
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which could differ in certain important respects from any known
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disease-causing organisms. Most important of these is that it
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might be refractory to the immunological and therapeutic
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processes upon which we depend to maintain our relative freedom
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from infectious disease."
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An article in the November 1970 issue of *Military Review* by
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geneticist Carl Larson pointed out the possibility of designing
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chemicals to attack specific groups. Larson believed that
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"observed variations in drug response have pointed to the
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possibility of great innate differences in vulnerability to
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chemical agents between different populations."
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Universities work hand in hand with the Pentagon in conducting
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elements of CBW research. Between 1967 and 1988, the list of
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universities holding CBW contracts with the Pentagon has not
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diminished but rather has increased. In addition, the amount of
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money allocated to CBW research has also increased. "During the
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last eight years, the official CBW budget has grown to about $100
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million a year."
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"Indicating that as of 1987, 127 sites around the U.S. were doing
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CBW research, including universities, foundations, and private
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corporations, a *Science* report (Feb. 27, 1987) stated: 'The
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Department of Defense is applying recombinant DNA techniques in
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research and the production of a range of pathogens and toxins,
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including botulism, anthrax, and yellow fever.'"
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"What are the chances that an independent scientific group would
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investigate the CBW industry to see if some of its microbes had
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been involved in causing any part of what is being called AIDS?
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The chances would be about zero, just as the chances would be
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about zero of investigating animal research centers all over the
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world -- without major public pressure."
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The January, 1988 issue of *The Atlantic* reports on the recent
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rise in new syphilis cases. In an article entitled "AIDS and
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Syphilis," the author (Katie Leishman) reports the following:
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1) Much syphilis today goes unnoticed, or is misdiagnosed.
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2) Syphilis is often treated with inadequate doses of penicillin.
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3) Disproportionately large numbers of syphilis cases, in the
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last ten years, have occurred in the U.S. male gay and IV
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drug-user populations.
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4) The dementia associated with AIDS may be late-stage
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neurosyphilis.
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5) There is an overlap of symptoms between AIDS and syphilis.
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"Nitrite inhalants may rank at the top of the list of relevant
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factors in Kaposi's sarcoma, but syphilis may be involved too."
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In his book entitled *AIDS and Syphilis, the Hidden Link*, author
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Harris Coulter points out (among other things) that Kaposi's
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sarcoma and syphilis share certain traits.
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"Coulter concludes that the disappearance of syphilis in the U.S.
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during the 1950s was achieved 'by antibiotic abuse, suppressing
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the disease (instead of knocking it out) and causing it to
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smoulder away like an underground fire. It has slowly burned out
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the immune systems of a large proportion of those who have been
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(poorly) treated.'"
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"Dr. Stephen Caiazza, a New York physician, has been treating
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AIDS patients for syphilis. For the past year [ca. 1988], he has
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combined a regimen of penicillin and doxycycline, and out of 125-
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150 patients, he reports only one has died."
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What follows are excerpts from an interview which Jon Rappoport
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conducted with Dr. Caiazza, on March 21, 1988:
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INTERVIEWER: What made you originally suspect that some people
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diagnosed with AIDS actually had syphilis?
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DR. CAIAZZA: I wasn't seeing any syphilis in my gay patients. I
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was treating them for every other kind of STD [Sexually
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Transmitted Disease]. So I said, where is the syphilis?
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INTERVIEWER: The tests weren't showing it.
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DR. CAIAZZA: The tests are totally inadequate.
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INTERVIEWER: Your patients -- these 125 -- are really better?
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DR. CAIAZZA: Absolutely. By bloodwork and by clinical symptoms.
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We naturally watch both factors. They become able to work, to
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come to the office unassisted and to do things that require
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energy. Their T and B-cells improve too, slowly, but they
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improve.
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INTERVIEWER: Is this your only treatment, the penicillin and then
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the doxycycline?
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DR. CAIAZZA: Nutrition is very important. If the patient isn't
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getting what he needs, the drugs aren't going to work. For
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example, let's say he had been doing poppers. That binds up
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vitamin B-12, so he can't utilize it. In that case, his immune
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system just isn't going to produce.
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INTERVIEWER: Are there other physicians in the U.S. who are
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replicating your results with their patients?
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DR. CAIAZZA: None have been doing it long enough, but I'm happy
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to say a few are starting out with this regimen. I'm getting a
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grass roots response from doctors and patients.
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INTERVIEWER: What has been the response of "health authorities?"
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DR. CAIAZZA: Zero. I've talked to a number of officials in New
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York, both city and state, and they aren't interested at all.
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INTERVIEWER: And what about the CDC and NIH?
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DR. CAIAZZA: Are you kidding? All the research money that's
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available for AIDS is going to the retrovirologists.
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INTERVIEWER: Prior to treating your AIDS patients for syphilis,
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what were you doing?
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DR. CAIAZZA: From 1983 to 1986, I was just another doctor
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handling AIDS cases, doing the usual treatments, the best ones
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that were available. Many of those people died. About one a
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*week*. Now, in the last year, one has died. I mean, *I* can't
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believe it.
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INTERVIEWER: Obviously, there would be no economic payoff for the
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medical industry if your approach were to win out.
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DR. CAIAZZA: Certainly not for the pharmaceutical houses. This
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treatment is cheap.
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[...to be continued...]
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