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To: TimF who wrote (2762)	10/13/2006 6:54:32 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10087

I think the Lancet study is inaccurate (in fact probably wildly so), and it might be partially due to bias. But I have no reason to think it amounts to a deliberate falsification of the results, or even a deliberate setup to intentionally greatly exaggerate the results. I am more cynical than you, I guess. I guess you'd say that both Lancet studies of Iraqi deaths being released in October in US election years is no reason to think anything suspicious either. But I think differently.