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However, her all-male Hastings Research Institute staff has a highly unscientific perspective on equality because it is the early 1960s. With one exception: Calvin Evans, a lonely, smart, and grudge-holding Nobel Prize nominee who falls in love with her mind of all things. Results of true chemistry.

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