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Contents
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| Nineteen hundred and seventies, Public opinion, Social revolution, United States (Social conditions) | |
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| CERN, Public opinion (Western Europe), Scientists (Political activities) | |
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| Robert B. DUFFIELD, Government laboratories | |
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| Democratic national conventions, Revolutionists, Youth (Political activities) | |
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| Seabed Treaty (1972), Marine resources |
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| Earth sciences, Outer space | |
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| Space flight | |
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| Oceanography, Underwater laboratories | |
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| Vietnamese War, 1957-1975 (American participation) | |
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| Paris (France) (Social conditions) |
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