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Even if it does, no one knows the right dose.
If he does, no one knows for sure how many more people will become eligible for the fund.
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But, if that's what they do, no one knows how they do it — or why they often stop working, as eventually happened with the golfer who could swing when his caddie was poking him in the cheek.
And if they did, no one knows whether they could have weakened the lithosphere as much as the new model implies, says Patrice Rey, a geophysicist at the University of Sydney in Australia.
Until more research is done, no one knows if the smaller dose will offer lifetime yellow fever immunity, nor whether it will be effective protection for children or people with weakened immune systems.
Why he did what he did, no one knew.
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