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The model also includes susceptibility factors that may be allocators of
risk, such as age, sex, differences in metabolism and storage of PCBs,
and concurrent exposure to other toxicants. As units began to move into the base,
some difficulties developed among the communicators from different
headquarters and the allocators of real estate. It will take leadership
from communities and policymakers to develop the basis for this kind of
response, as well as the training of resource allocators to help service
users to think through and choose options. |
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