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1. In 1855, a hotel was built by James Crow.
2. James Crow was a much-loved and long-lived raven.
3. Another story concerns the two ravens named " James Crow " and " Edgar Sopper ".
4. Continuing contracts, however, are tantamount to tenure, said James Crow of the Texas Association of School Boards.
5. Population geneticist James Crow believed, in his younger days, that overdominance was a major contributor to hybrid vigor.
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7. James Crow, executive director of the Texas Association of School Boards, said abatements often pit school districts against each other.
8. "That implies three genetic deaths per person ! " said population geneticist James Crow of the University of Wisconsin in a commentary on the new study.
9. "It changed the way that genetics works, " said Dr . James Crow, a population geneticist who is professor emeritus at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
10. Rothblatt contacted the scientist who had led the project, James Crow, and pleaded to meet with him, even though he had left the company after it was acquired by Glaxo.
11. "Older fathers produce more mutations than younger fathers, " said geneticist James Crow, a retired professor at the University of Wisconsin at Madison who is familiar with the research.
12. Originally established by Elijah Pepper, the distillery was passed on to his son and was known as the Oscar Pepper Distillery when Dr . James Crow worked there in the mid-19th century.
13. Because a woman's eggs are so quiescent for so long, " there's very little chance for things to get messed up, " said James Crow, emeritus professor of genetics at the University of Wisconsin.
14. According to geneticist James Crow of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, paternal age is the source of genetic diseases caused by new dominant mutations . ( Only one copy of a dominant mutant gene is necessary to induce disease . ) Among the diseases more likely to occur in children with older fathers are achondroplasia ( which causes dwarfism ), progeria ( premature aging ), Marfan's syndrome ( a connective tissue disorder ), a predisposition toward a certain type of skin cancer and some congenital heart defects.