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• Alcor Life Extension Foundation
  The '''Alcor Life Extension Foundation''' is a [[Scottsdale, Arizona|Scottsdale]], [[Arizona]], [[United States|US ...of California by [[Fred and Linda Chamberlain]]. (The name was changed to Alcor Life Extension Foundation in 1977.) The nonprofit organization was conceived as a rational, technolog
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• Alcor Life Extension Foundation/Definition
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• Alcor Life Extension Foundation/Approval
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• Alcor Life Extension Foundation/External Links
  * [http://www.alcor.org/ Alcor Life Extension Foundation]
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• Alcor Life Extension Foundation/Related Articles
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• Alcor Life Extension Foundation/External Links
  * [http://www.alcor.org/ Alcor Life Extension Foundation]
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• American Cryonics Society/Related Articles
  * [[Alcor Life Extension Foundation]]
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• Cryonics Institute/Related Articles
  * [[Alcor Life Extension Foundation]]
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• Cryonics/Related Articles
  {{r|Alcor Life Extension Foundation}}
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• Vitrification/Related Articles
  {{r|Alcor Life Extension Foundation}}
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• Alcor Life Extension Foundation
  The '''Alcor Life Extension Foundation''' is a [[Scottsdale, Arizona|Scottsdale]], [[Arizona]], [[United States|US ...of California by [[Fred and Linda Chamberlain]]. (The name was changed to Alcor Life Extension Foundation in 1977.) The nonprofit organization was conceived as a rational, technolog
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• Nitrogen/Related Articles
  {{r|Alcor Life Extension Foundation}}
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• Cryonics Institute
  ...s Illustrated]] [[magazine]] claiming that the [[cryonics]] organization [[Alcor Life Extension Foundation|Alcor]] had mishandled the cryopreservation of [[baseball]] star [[Ted Will
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• Vitrification
  ...techniques have only been applied to brains ([[neurovitrification]]) by [[Alcor Life Extension Foundation|Alcor]] and to the upper body by the [[Cryonics Institute]], but research i
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• American Cryonics Society
  ...tries. Of the 150 or so people now in suspension, about half are at the [[Alcor Life Extension Foundation|Alcor]] facility, and half at the CI facility (which includes the ACS patie
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• Life extension
  ...0s, Saul Kent had been a co-founder of the Cryonics Society of New York. [[Alcor Life Extension Foundation|Alcor]] gained national prominence when the baseball star [[Ted Williams]] ...urrounding following a 2003 [[Sports Illustrated]] article claiming that [[Alcor Life Extension Foundation|Alcor]] had mishandled the body of baseball super-star Ted Williams,<ref>{{
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N4
  * [[Alcor Life Extension Foundation]]
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• Death
  ...rm of cryopreservation at one of the two largest cryonics organizations, [[Alcor Life Extension Foundation]] and the [[Cryonics Institute]].
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