What excites Sivinski is that the wave of subdivision hasn't yet reached New Mexico to the degree it has in more developed Colorado and Arizona, so the land here is cheaper.

NPR: Saving Ranchland from Suburban Sprawl

So-called laboratory-developed tests, performed at a single facility with proven technical expertise, historically haven't required clearance, a policy the agency is reviewing in light of the new wave of complex genomic tests.

WSJ: New Questions on Cutting-Edge Prenatal Tests

One important tangent of this discussion hasn't had much exposure in the United States: the now 25-year-old wave of new Chinese documentary (and documentary-influenced fiction), whose development has paralleled the nation's emergence as an economic powerhouse.

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