This novel interpretation of the relationship between space, time, and gravitation and its cosmological implications is based on the author's discovery of a small but significant value in gravitation
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Historians, law professors, and people who were on the front lines of the civil rights struggle tell parts of the story about the African American civil rights lawyer and judge from South Carolina. Th
