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ANS researchers found that all off-site health consequences of the Fukushima Daiichi accident may ultimately be negligible.

Abandoning the project now, ANS officials note, would make all that spending a colossal waste.

Ans bashfully crept in beside the sleeping child, taking care not to waken her, and lay there thinking of his new responsibility.

It was then, and for the first time, that they heard the slow and groping utterance of Ans Handerson.