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the blood froa clotting.
How if this were so, this ica
resin is discardeds it isn't nsed any more.
If it were
any large blood progran, one could get a tremendous
resin from which you would only have to dilute, which
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calcium
Doesn't all that blood come from adults? That would be
SOLOMON:
Most of it, I suppose, does.
LIBEY s
On the other hand {t contains the lost caloimm, and thatis the
stuff that would have the strontium in it.
SOLOMON z
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With an adult, bones are argued ageinst because bones ar} made,
but the calcium in the blood ts still in the blood, and is
still ciroulating, and co that's not a valid objectiom [This
would require getting in touch with the Red Cross and 1
scme of the details of their blood collectich. Youoan pt
dated bank blood too.
LIBEY 3
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You think bone meal is scmething we ought to play with
statistical point of views Take the Chicago stock
exmmplee
MARSHALL:
LIBBY s
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Well, here again I think it's a question of —= vhat is the
question you are trying to ensvert
Vell, suppose we measured the bone meal content fros
Chicago
» amd we find this to be something or cther.
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