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INDEX

Abdullah, King

Abuse

Academia, academics

ACC.
See
Anterior cingulate cortex

Aeroflot Flight 593

Afghanistan

African Americans

Aggression

AIDS

Air Florida Flight 90,

Air France

Air Transport Association

Airline Pilots Association

Al-Qaeda

Altruism

Alzheimer’s disease

American Eagle Flight 4184

American exceptionalism

Amerindians

Anger