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(NYT32) WASHINGTON -- July 8, 2002 -- CARMONA-CONFIRM -- Dr. Richard H. Carmona, the White House nominee for surgeon general, a colorful figure who made headlines for his dual careers as a trauma surgeon and deputy sheriff, is facing questions about his qualifications just as his Senate confirmation hearings are about to begin. Critics, including a health advocacy group in Washington and a surgery professor at the university, voiced their opposition to his candidacy on Monday. Carmona in Washington in March. (Stephen Crowley/The New York Times)
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