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      Sequestered Science: How Research Got Tied Up with Federal Dollars [Timeline]

      More than 10 U.S. departments and agencies that receive federal funding for scientific research will suffer from budget cuts enacted by the federal government on March 1, aka "the sequester"

      • By Daisy Yuhas on March 12, 2013
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