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American Association for the Advancement of Science, William L Abler, Dr Joseph R Abrahamson, Academia Rodinensis Pro Remediatione (The Rodin Remediation Academy), Gary W Adamson, Admirals Club, Dr Tom Albright, Mr Jay Alderson, Professor Igor Aleksander, Michael T Alkire, John F Alksne, Raymond C Allen, Professor David G Amaral, Mr Wayne Reynolds (Exective Director, American Academy of Achievement), American Airlines, American Friends of Cambridge University, Gini Kupecky (American Health Magazine), Dr Hannah Wheeler Andrews (Book-Review Editor, American Scientist), Richard A Andersen, Dr B-G Andersson, Mr David Andrews, Stuart Anstis, Ms Justine Cullinan (Managing Editor, Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences), Mr José Maria Arantes, Mr P J A Archer, Mr Carl Brice Archibald, Mr James Aronovsky, Dr Richard C Atkinson, Dr Carl G Aurell, and Mr Francisco Luis Aviña-Cervantes.

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