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Barrett, S.E., Epstein, L.G., Gaston, M.H. & Johnson, T.L. "Health care needs of Medically underserved women of color: The role of the bureau of primary health." Health and Social Work, 23(2):86
Diversity in Health Care

Gaston, Beth. National Science Foundation Press Release 95-12. February 23, 1995.
The 1995 Earthquake in Kobe, Japan

Noel Gaston and Douglas Nelson, Structural Change and the Labor-Market effecs of Globalization, Review of International Economics, 12(5), 769-792, 2004.
Americanization of the Global Economy

Gaston, S.J, Getting the Right Systems at the Right Price. 1995: Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data, pg. 19.
The Kilkenny Bookshop

Gaston, Georg M. A. The Pursuit of Salvation: A Critical Guide to the Novels of Graham Greene. Troy, NY: Whitston, 1984.
Graham Greene's "The Quiet American"

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