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<title>Growth Hormone For Children</title>
<description>That controversy centers around Danish atmospheric physicist Dr.
Eigil Friis-Christensen who claimed in 1991 that temperature variations on Earth are in &quot;strikingly good agreement&quot; with the length of the cycle of sunspots. Nice theory, unfortunately it turns out to be wrong. Exactlt the opposite turns out to beÃ‚ happening.</description>
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