Topic: David Cox
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I think we're a bit of a victim of our own success
Safety officials to probe Qantas episodes Aug 04, 2008
Ten years ago, there was no way that a Japanese earthquake would have had any impact on gas prices in the U.K.
UPI Energy Watch Mar 17, 2008
Although the work described is clearly exciting to scientists, it is important to state that while personalized medicine is a possibility, it is by no means a certainty
New gene data could help tailor medicines Feb 21, 2005
Race has nothing to do with DNA validation -- it's an artificial concept
New gene data could help tailor medicines Feb 21, 2005
You can anticipate in the next year or so studies exploring this
New gene data could help tailor medicines Feb 21, 2005
David William Cox, born at Oakhill, Somerset on May 19, 1946, was a cricketer who played in one first-class match for Somerset in 1969.
Cox was a lower-order right hand batsman and a right-arm fast-medium bowler. He played a few second eleven matches for the combined Somerset and Gloucestershire side in 1968. His only first-class game came the following year, 1969, when he played for Somerset against Hampshire at the United Services Ground, Portsmouth. He scored eight runs in two innings and took one wicket, that of Peter Sainsbury.
His son, Andrew Cox, played for Somerset's second eleven in 1998.
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