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Just a couple of years ago, if you can believe it, leading scientists from all over the country held a symposium in Washington,

along with federal officials from the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health,

and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Now, according to a senior director

at the NIH, the point of the symposium was to address a defining issue of the current

era. So the A team was going to tackle one of the most difficult and pressing matters

in the entire field of scientific and medical

research. Hearing that, you might conclude that these scientists were going to discuss, say,

a cure for cancer or a major breakthrough in gene editing, or if nothing else, they might talk

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