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UNSW

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UNSWUniversity of New South Wales (Australia)
UNSWUnited Nations Society of Writers
UNSWUnidentified Swallow
UNSWUnited Nations Scholars' Workstation (Yale University)
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If it becomes the new standard it could save lives and reduce suffering for thousands of Australians, UNSW scientist Matthew Clemson, the technology's co-inventor, said in a prepared statement.
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For an incisive summary of Leach's complex impact see Peter Timms in What's Wrong with Contemporary Art, UNSW Press 2004.
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