Even before the Glasses had arrived in New Guinea, two American anthropologists at Tulane University, Ann and J. L. Fischer, had armchaired a connection between kuru and cannibalism by working their way through the findings of a team of anthropologists who had studied the Fore in the early 1950s, Ronald and Catherine Berndt, as well as the many papers on kuru that Gajdusek, Zigas and various Australian investigators had published.

Historically, the formalism which first arose for the material we discuss is that of measured foliations in surfaces.

Sound-alike words are also difficult to find since they confuse the person with a limited vocabulary, as witness these errors taken from dictation: May I have a reign check on our luncheon date? Please ship by partial post.

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