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Bioterror Bureaucracy.
Seeing this in the Washington Post more than three years after Sept. 11 doesn't exactly inspire confidence: "Overlapping jurisdiction among federal agencies working on biodefenses--including the departments of Homeland Security and Health and Human Services--leads to confusion inside and outside government about who is in charge of preparations for, and response to, bioattacks."
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