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On the origin of Revolution

In a League of their own

Trust me, I’m a mathematician

20 000 tasks under the sea

Table of contents

News

Big bucks buy up genome secrets

Sad end to the summer of ’95

Arsenic and ancient remedies

Fond farewell to a Pioneer

Deadly hurricanes hide in Pacific

Place your bets on a bright idea

Genocide row at gene conference

Are high winds too much for Siberia’s amorous sandpipers?

France claims Mururoa rocks are blast-proof

Leave ozone hole to nature, say Republicans

CFCs chase coke as Miami’s latest vice

Tough copyright laws put a price on information

Europe dodges waste ban to keep toxic trade

Possibly the oldest turds in the world

Win or lose, it’s all the same to a gambler

Double agent

Con trick

Clinton’s vision

NHS boycott

Foresight bonanza

Orchids rise from the ashes

Off with their tails

Redheads come out of the shade

Hive from hell roasts hunting hornets

Death Valley rocks skate on thin ice

Inbred parasites foil malaria drugs

Why southpaws succeed in the struggle for survival

Chemical message in a buckytube

Plants issue their own global warning

The smallest experiment in the Universe

Technology

Stop cancer, shoot the messenger

Technology

Get on the Net with teletext

Technology

A whole new meaning to bad breath

Technology

Netropolitan 鈥� Comments

Technology

Netropolitan 鈥� Netscape

Technology

Netropolitan 鈥� fish detectives

Technology

Battle for multimedia leaves rivals locked together

Technology

Souped-up upright piano plays prestissimo

Furry story

Don’t take the pleasure out of learning

Opinion

A mission to deny, do little or delay?

Public good, private again

Features

On the origin of Revolution

Bloody insurrection on the Gal谩pagos Islands is highlighting the conservationists' indifference to one species - humans

In a League of their own

Trust me, I’m a mathematician

20 000 tasks under the sea

More

Making more of maths

Tough on the old sandstone

Be better than your competitors

Scent message

Trade secrets

Starry, starry nights

Smashing times

Gaudeamus igitur

Glassy stares

Animal matters

Inner eye

Talking bones

Engineering as she is taught

Scienceware

Bestsellers from Sydney

Uncle Albert, meet Mr Newton

Thisness and all that

We owe it to ourselves

The meaning of technology

Can do kondo

Swamp study

Only connect

Them bones, them dry bones

Tick tock

Loving and loathing

One of the brightest stars in the firmament

ENIGMA: Cover photo

Concerned opportunists, big smokes and wild spuds

Regulars

Feedback

This Week鈥檚 Letters

This week’s questions

The hole truth

Hot wiring

Blow dry

Questions and answers

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