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In the Age of Trump, Scientists See Reproducibility as Risky Business
March 21, 2017
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Attempts to replicate high-profile scientific studies can be a valuable way to hold scholars' feet to the fire. But some scientists worry that those efforts could be exploited by skeptical lawmakers.
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