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There are eerie parallels in its story of a small state that beats back a formidable invading force from the oilier side of the world. Roche, if it beats back the Amgen challenge, could snare about $1 billion of Amgen's sales by 2010, he said. A study of nine young men suggests that blue light beats back sleepiness and dampens key physiological changes that normally occur in the late evening. |
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