This is obviously the kind of success (look to text of the interview) David Keith is looking for but I maybe wrong.

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David Keith: „So that's a very odd response I think it speaks to the measurements we are talking about. I mean it would have been much more afresh when the university has said: „Hey, we know there are problems. We've got plan(?) effects (?). That here's what we are gonna do: we welcome Edward. So, I see the main mist I was involved with it's not answer(?) about two or less than two or less than two fulltime equivalent faculty. They have divided the staff by about half in the last half year the executive director's offices is open if you go around there. Moral is very low so if that's success that's a very weird kind of success.“
CBCNews, Studio Calgary: „Alright, we have to leave it at that for today. Thank you so much for coming in, David.“
David Keith: „Thank you very much.“
CBCNews, Studio Calgary: „We appreciate that. And David Keith is the former head of ICE. He now teaches at Harvard University.“
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/story/2013/01/28/calgary-university-energy-centre.html




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JONATHAN M. SAMET, M.D., FRANCESCA DOMINICI, PH.D., FRANK C. CURRIERO, PH.D., IVAN COURSAC, M.S., AND SCOTT L. ZEGER, PH.D.
FINE PARTICULATE AIR POLLUTION AND MORTALITY IN 20 U.S. CITIES, 1987–1994
The New England Journal of Medicine
VOLUME 343 DECEMBER 14, 2000 NUMBER 24
© Copyright, 2000, by the Massachusetts Medical Society
http://www.nejm.org/doi/pdf/10.1056/NEJM200012143432401

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