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Sark gave him, chilled by the importance of those men. For some there would be death as there had been for Dell. For himself —
     
    He had forgotten to ask. But perhaps they would not have told him. Not at this time, anyway. The chemically treated food produced tumors in refractory, unresponsive cells. He had eaten Dell's vegetables, would eat more.
     
    It was too late to ask and it didn't matter. He had important things to do. First would be the writing of his resignation to the officials of Camp Detrick.
     
    As of tomorrow, he would be Dr. Curtis Johnson, truck farmer, specialist in atomic-age produce, luscious table gifts for the innocent and not-so-innocent human matches that would, if he and his unknown colleagues succeeded, be prevented from cremating the hopes of Mankind.
     
    Louise would help him hang the new sign:
    YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT
    Eat the Best
    EAT JOHNSON'S VEGETABLES
     
    Only, of course, she wouldn't know why he had taken Dell's job, nor could he ever explain.
     
    It would probably be the death of Curt Johnson, but that was cheap enough if humanity survived.