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output: Then in 2003, it was very clear with the end of the human genome project that there were some very exciting things that can be done having in hand, sequence the human genome, and incredible opportunities but we wanted to have a more articulated vision of what those opportunities might look like in the next five to ten years. And so at that point once again the genomics community got together under the leadership of our institute and put together a strategic vision. And that 2003 strategic vision has guided us well really taken advantage of incredible things that one might do, having the first look of the human genome sequence and pursuing some of the things that were very compelling at the time. Seven years or so later, a lot of things have changed. And it was time once again that the genome community think critically argue debate and re articulate a vision for genomics research with a vision that is much more acute now that we sort of enter the second decade of this new century. And so this one, that we are publishing, will be the 2011 Vision for Genomics Research by NHGRI is much more clinically oriented, thinking much more about clinical applications of genomics and many ways more expansive than the earlier visions were, but at the same time starts to get us closer to the kinds of promises that were made originally when the human genome project was first envisioned.