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In 2006 he attended an exhibit organized by Emory’s Tam Institute for Jewish Studies, where his eye was caught by a bar graph documenting that between 1948 and 1958 a stunning 65% of Jewish dental students at Emory had either been intentionally “flunked out” or forced to repeat at least one year.

"If we lose them, we're losing more than figures on a graph," she said.

A graph Day provided purported to demonstrate that “the Stem Cell Worx formulation produces steady percentages of bone marrow stem cell proliferation” and attributed that finding to “independent Scientists and Bio-Chemists” unaffiliated with her company, but didn’t name them.

When the asteroid data is plotted on a graph of the rotation period versus diameter, something startling stands out - there's a gap, or dividing line that appears to split two distinct populations.

What's on display is a moving graph which looks a bit like an EEG.