davidtuller on Twitter: ".@WesselyS PACE study is "a thing of beauty." Really, Simon? The statisticians at George Mason University disagree: https://t.co/C7c8AU845T" / Twitter

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PACE study is "a thing of beauty." Really, Simon? The statisticians at George Mason University disagree: stats.org/pace-research-

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Maybe he means it's 'a thing of beauty' as a work of fiction?

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from one of the authors of The Legend of Camelford

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The Legend of Camelford: Medical Consequences of a Water Pollution Accident | Request PDF

Request PDF | On Feb 1, 1995, Anthony S. David and others published The Legend of Camelford: Medical Consequences of a Water Pollution Accident | Find, read and cite all the research you need on...

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"a thing of beauty" and a ploy forever...

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I disagree as well 😁

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One can take "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" a bit far.

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as beautiful as Shrek with a hangover.

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If you define "thing of beauty" as pulled off the necessary scam, well yes.

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... Yes, until now.

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Sir Simon has blocked me, did he answer that? (Why he'd block a suffering patient is beyond me)

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