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In many engineering applications, experimental data is scant and tedious to generate.
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Imagine that: the pleasure of thinking about results without having to do the tedious experiments necessary to generate them!
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Cutting peer-reviewed research funding in order to generate trivial savings that will have no measurable effect on the debt problem is just ridiculous.It may be tedious to just keep repeating, over and over, that these cuts are ridiculous.
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