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I was relieved to see we weren't one of the "worst" sites...
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I'm not picking any favorites, other than to note that fellow ScienceBlogger Shelley Batts is in the running.
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"There is no single place of our brain where we will find an entry with the word hammer followed by a neat dictionary definition of what a hammer is."
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