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Lane Martin on MSNBC's Morning Joe
Lane Martin on MSNBC's Morning Joe
4/17/2014
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Lane Martin talks about the importance of supporting scientific research on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" (his interview appears at 5:31 in the interview).
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This story was published April 17, 2014.