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From: dalex@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (David Alexander)
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Subject: Re: Strange results in Nature article (fallout...)
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In article <2558@boulder.Colorado.EDU> pell@boulder.Colorado.EDU
                                               (Anthony Pelletier) asks:

>P.S.  Does anyone know for sure if this Walter M Stewart is the same
>fellow who is all over MIT for the famed David Baltimore Fraud case 

They both work for the National Institute of Health.

They both specialize in the investigation of cases of suspected
scientific fraud.

It would be quite a coincidence if N.I.H. hired two Walter Stewart's
and they both got involved in debunking.

I'm pretty sure that they are one and the same.