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Samuel W. Bloom,
Robert G. Potter, Mary L. New, John B. Wyon, John E. Gordon,
Jan Howard,
J. R. Rele,
Janet Abu-Lughod,
Brinley Thomas,
Roy M. Acheson,
Geoffrey A. Rose,
Aubrey R. Kagan,
Gerald R. Cooper,
Jack P. Strong, Douglas A. Eggen,
Walter W. Holland,
John R. Ashford,
John R. Goldsmith, Margaret Deane,
Charles M. Fletcher,
Veikko A. Laine,
John S. Lawrence,
Hans A. Valkenburg,
Thomas A. Burch, William M. O'Brien,
G. Morris Carstairs,
Dorothea C. Leighton,
Alexander H. Leighton, Jane M. Murphy,
Robert Cruickshank,
Kenneth W. Newell,
Robert R. Gillies,
John E. Gordon, Nevin S. Scrimshaw,
Branko Cvjetanovic, P. Kaufmann, W. J. Van Zijl, Patrick J. Collard,
Kerr L. White,
John M. Last,
K. J. Van Deen,
Peter A. Draper, Miles Weatherall,
Cedomir Vukmanovic,
Teviot S. Eimerl,
Lester Breslow,
A. L. Cochrane,
Thomas Francis, Frederick H. Epstein,
A. Michael Davies,
Alexander D. Langmuir,
Perez Yekutiel,
Lee Howard,
Karel Raska, J. Radkovsky,
Donald A. Henderson,
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