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Role of p53 in Double-Strand Break Repaire affected, there are potential pitfalls in sole reliance on a case by case approach. Hence, it seems wiser to begin with an examination of a much larger ‘unit of analysis’, an entire turn of the cycle in the US-Soviet rivalry, taken as a whole.