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M2Me Too
M2Square Meter (with the two rendered as a superscript)
M2Major Second (music)
m2Minor Second (music)
M2Mother 2 (video game)
M2Marathon2 (Video Game)
M2Second-Year Medical Student
M2Myth II: Soulblighter (game)
M2Mark Two Accelerator (video game system)
M2Mullocan Cockatoo (bird species)


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I think it's great, said second-year medical student Kaely Bade, 23.
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I had the chance to work in a brand new field of cancer research that hasn't even been published yet," said Utsav Nandi, a second-year medical student, who worked with Vivek Mittal, principal investigatorat the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Weill Cornell University Medical Center,
Students Share Findings from the Frontiers of Biomedical Research by Albawaba.com
Markoff, a second-year medical student at Boston University, was arrested April 20 on Interstate 95 while driving with his fiancee to
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