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SETI president discusses progress of project at U. Virginia
News Wire article from: University Wire ...Daily) (U-WIRE) CHARLOTTESVILLE...Intelligence (SETI) are looking...Daily, SETI President Frank Drake...about the progress SETI has made...privately funded Project Phoenix...sufficient time, ...

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