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We will remember them. From Laurence Binyon's poem For the Fallen, written in September The full poem, For the Fallen, is printed in both Minds at War and Out of the Dark. Binyon's poem, For the Fallen, is also printed in Remembrance Poems and Readings. Many more poems in a traditional vein follow. See the list. If someone discovered a cure for AIDS, would the pharmaceutical industry be able to - or even want to — develop it? That's one of the questions explored in Through These Veins, the first novel by Anne Marie Ruff, a veteran journalist who has covered AIDS, medical research, biodiversity and other international issues for many publications.. It's perhaps also a question worth asking in. Through These Veins. By: Anne Marie Ruff. Narrated by: Anne Marie Ruff. Length: 8 hrs and 20 mins. Release date: Language: English. 5 out of 5 stars. 1 rating. Add to Cart failed.

Through These Veins, by Anne Marie Ruff. Read by the author, with music by Kevin MacLeod. Unabridged CD audiobook. Hello, Sign in. Account Lists Returns Orders. Cart. About Anne Marie Ruff. Anne Marie Ruff has spent her whole life telling stories: as a novelist, journalist, radio broadcaster, editor, teacher, and actor. She has spent much of her adult life traveling the world, and asking questions in search of stories worth telling. Anne Marie’s first novel, Through These Veins, about the development of a cure for AIDS, drew on her reporting about the environment, biodiversity, biotech, and AIDS research, in Thailand, Ethiopia, and Turkmenistan.