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But now he's convinced that she's somehow still alive, while everyone else is convinced, reasonably enough, that he's gone off the deep end. Like other moms who have deliberately gone off the deep end, Murray says she has lost friends and received threats as a result of her activism. Combining the skills of the late Jacques Cousteau and Louis Leakey, two Canadian researchers have gone off the deep end to address one of the biggest questions in anthropology: How did people first make their way to the Americas? |
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