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MORE than two thousand years ago there lived in the far East a philosopher who established his claim to the possession of a good measure of both wisdom and wit, when he wrote: “Avoid even the appearance of evil: do not stop to tie your shoe in the melon patch of an enemy.”
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Measurements of Precision1. Nature 50, 584–587 (1894). https://doi.org/10.1038/050584a0
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