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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (28508)	1/21/2000 8:01:00 AM
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I guess there will be no possible way to keep the population of people in check with this - higher commodity prices coming: 01/18/00- Updated 11:53 PM ET Jan. 19, 2000 If we live to be 200 . . . By Anita Manning, USA TODAY A hundred years ago, people lived only about 49 years on average. Today, it's more like 76 years. But in the future, it could be much, much longer - double or triple the average human life span as we know it. "It's fascinating - the prospect of most people having the ability to live to the age of 150 or 200," says actor Alan Alda, who is host of the PBS series Scientific American Frontiers. In a segment called "Never Say Die," airing (cont) usatoday.com

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