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Posted Sun, Apr 8, 3:09 a.m.
Autism and Precipitation and the Murky Maze of Correlation: The reason for this positive correlation may be that sun is a natural detoxifier and being indoors surrounded by synthetics and greater EMFs (including television) make a child susceptible to the effects of thimersol (ethylmercury) in vaccines by compromising his immune ...
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Kinda self-indulgent and boring: Lots of page filler here. Nothing to walk away. What was the theme? Addressing the problem of people urinating in the alley would have been interesting. I've asked to use the rest rooms in modest establishments and been asked, in response, if I was planning on ...
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