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Nick Cutter

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Professor Nick Cutter was an evolutionary zoologist at the Central Metropolitan University, and the husband of Helen Cutter. He was also the original team leader of the Anomaly research branch of the Home Office and later the Anomaly Research Centre. In his later life, he spent most of his time researching and predicting the Anomalies.

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Professor Nick Cutter was an evolutionary zoologist at the Central Metropolitan University, and the husband of Helen Cutter. He was also the original team leader of the Anomaly research branch of the Home Office and later the Anomaly Research Centre. In his later life, he spent most of his time researching and predicting the Anomalies.

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