Exhibit in the US city of Baltimore shows how mercury, arsenic, lead and orpiment were used to illustrate and bind books ...

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I was delighted to read on these pages that roughly three-quarters of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences' students are from Arkansas. A separate article highlighted that the inaugural ...

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"I think you have a philosophy on both ends of the floor, but you have to make sure it fits with your personnel," Brown said.