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What do you mean you don't have this journal?
Have you ever gazed at the American Journal of Medical Genetics in Scott Library and realized it came with a $7,850 price tag? Or perhaps you have leafed through Neuroscience Letters and contemplated its yearly subscription cost of $5,696. If you have not yet mulled over the rising cost of journals, stop for a moment and explore the 2001 price tags on Scott Library's most expensive journals and journal packages. For your viewing enjoyment, we have added some creative possibilities.
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Why spend $12,915 on Biochimica et biophysica acta when you can shop at Tiffany's and spend $13,000 on this beautiful necklace from the Garland Collection.
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Details: 18 karat gold, 18 cultured pearls, 84 round brilliant diamonds, carat total weight 2.12, color grade G, clarity grade VS, set in platinum, 16" long.
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For slightly less than the American Journal of Medical Genetics ($7,850), you can be the king or queen of the kitchen with a 60' Viking Gas Range ($7,699).
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Details: the VGRC605-6GD is the flagship of the Viking Range products and includes 6 burners and a 24' griddle.
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While Mutation Research ($9,516) may be essential for your research, Suzuki's new GSX-R750 ($9,449) is essential for having fun!
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Details: 749cc, 4-stroke, four-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC, 16-valve, TSCC.
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The Brain Research journals are a mind blowing $18,578, but for $18,000 (airfare not included) create a lasting memory. Treat yourself and three of your closest friends to a ride on the legendary Venice Simplon Oriental-Express.
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Details: 6 days/ 5 nights, travel from Istanbul to Venice. Sightseeing along the way in Bucharest and Budapest.
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