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Findings from the evaluation of this important federal program will lead to a better understanding of successful crime reduction strategies.

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Eliminating Neglected Tropical Diseases Amidst Conflict and Insecurity

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Studying the use of high-intensity sweeteners in the food industry

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Study finds increase in severe violent crime in U.S. attributable to small percentage of cities

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