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contamination.
MR. HARLEY:
We ran some of thae, and the
{interesting feature to me was that on the two islands the
water sample and the cocoanut sample were almost identical,
It was jast about the same activity.
MR.
IHIRIE:
That is just what I got, too.
CDR. CRONKITE:
Dr. Bugher, there is a point that
comes up almost you might say in experimental design that
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where the method by which the sample is cotlected is so
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important in the interpretation of the results, I just have
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a strong
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laboratory or someone that is working with them should do the
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collection.
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material in it, but if it were collected in the way in which
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the natives ordinarily collected it, I think it would be
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@ifficult to prove that
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of the palm,rather than incorporating into the sap.
feeling that mople that are doing it in the
MR. HARLEY:
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it was coming from the dxternal surfac¢
You could tell that from the radio
chemical studies.
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MR. HARRIS:
This is so hard.
[It is so much
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easier to have somebody there on the spot who is doing the
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actual collection,
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and sits down and tells everybody in the laboratory what has
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been done.
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fish.
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I presume that this juguru did have radioactive
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and who goes back to the laboratory
I think you might run into the same thing on the
Dr, Donaldson and those people from the fisheries
pray
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