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Rich Cizik, vice president of governmental affairs for the 51 church denominations within the National Association of Evangelicals, announced that the organization he represents has accepted the unsubstantiated claims of global warming partisans. Dr David Caldicott, research fellow in the Emergency and Trauma Department at the Royal Adelaide Hospital is part of a group of doctors and researchers planning to shift the debate from a moral one to a health one: 'We are declaring a war on the war against drugs because it's unsubstantiated. James Douglas that the FDA's reasons for rejecting the state's request for permission "are unsubstantiated and we have no choice but to pursue any and all legal remedies available. |
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