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HOW MANY NAILS DOES IT TAKE TO SEAL THE COFFIN? Review of R. J. Perry ( 2015). Killer apes, naked people & just plain nasty people: The misuse and abuse of science in political discourse. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD.
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