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Turkey

Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska professor Shane Farritor. Photo shoot is used to promote research and tie into the Thanksgiving holiday. November 14, 2017. Photo by Craig
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Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska professor Shane Farritor. Photo shoot is used to promote research and tie into the Thanksgiving holiday. November 14, 2017. Photo by Craig
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Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska professor Shane Farritor. Photo shoot is used to promote research and tie into the Thanksgiving holiday. November 14, 2017. Photo by Craig
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Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska professor Shane Farritor. Photo shoot is used to promote research and tie into the Thanksgiving holiday. November 14, 2017. Photo by Craig
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Dave Fitzgibbon of University Communication, and Shane Farritor and his assistant set up the "turkey" and the robot for the photo shoot. Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska
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Dave Fitzgibbon of University Communication, and Shane Farritor and his assistant set up the "turkey" and the robot for the photo shoot. Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska
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Dave Fitzgibbon of University Communication, and Shane Farritor and his assistant set up the "turkey" and the robot for the photo shoot. Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska
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Dave Fitzgibbon of University Communication, and Shane Farritor and his assistant set up the "turkey" and the robot for the photo shoot. Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska
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Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska professor Shane Farritor. Photo shoot is used to promote research and tie into the Thanksgiving holiday. November 14, 2017. Photo by Craig
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Turkey (actually a chicken) is being carved by a robotic surgery device at Virtual Incision, a start up by Nebraska professor Shane Farritor. Photo shoot is used to promote research and tie into the Thanksgiving holiday. November 14, 2017. Photo by Craig
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