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When misconduct goes unpunished
June 6, 2023 4:34 pmSurvey finds that only one in five articles containing errors or suspected misconduct lead to a reaction by the publishing journal
Survey finds that only one in five articles containing errors or suspected misconduct lead to a reaction by the publishing journal
American government details guidelines for preventing political interference in federal agencies
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