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French officials on poisoning charge
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Deluge of criticism greets Nile irrigation plan
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Ethnic strife triggers psychosomatic illness
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Germany bans `rejuvenating’ sheep cell injections
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Gourmet mushrooms for all
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Killer strain raises urgent questions
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Axe swings from East to West
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Nirex betrays nerves over nuclear dump
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Drivers with hangovers slip through the net
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Animal advisers forced into the open
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Nerds discover the joys of hacking under canvas
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Hepatitis cases highlight India’s poor blood safety
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Divers’ bones
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Fisherman’s friend
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Fat chance
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BSE boost
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Tax blow
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Don’t drink me
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Cosmic mirage reveals invisible world
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Psst . . . don’t tell Uncle Sam – Would the world be safer if the US government could read your credit card details?
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Science : The good thing about garlic breath
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Science : End of the road for brain evolution
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Science : More to electrons than meets the eye
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Science : Lightning sparks pollution rethink
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Science : Dying stars squeeze energy out of nothing
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Science : Fifty years on and the force is with us at last
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Science : Why drugs don’t dispel depression
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Science : Schizophrenic DNA clicks into place
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Science : Lovesick gerbils’ clues to the blues
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Technology
Technology : Radio promises `no more jams’
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Technology
Technology : Modified trees could clean up paper industry
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Technology : How Hamlet was shot 鈥�
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Technology : Is it a phone, is it a surfboard?
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Technology : Compatible coat gives implants longer life
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Technology
Patents : Cancer killers
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Technology
Patents : Flat out
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Patents : Glass cage
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Patents : Out, damned spot
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Patents : Protection money
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Patents : True blue
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Features
Physics
Bubbles behaving badly
How do you make a bubble buoyant in space? For an astronaut, the answer could be a matter of life or death
Features
Surfing prohibited – Hopping from one site to another is what makes the Web so powerful, but now a ragbag of commercial companies and politicians want to curtail that freedom. Kurt Kleiner assesses the dangers
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Crazy crystals
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The sixth sense
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AustralAsian : A smart way to collect fares – Bob Johnstone finds a Perth company behind Hong Kong’s mass transit system
Review : Earth on the hit list
Books & Arts
Review : Pick a number
Books & Arts
Review : Why children?
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Review : Looking back in chaos
Books & Arts
Review : Meat is murder
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Review : Get converted
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Review : Old curiosities
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Review : Encrusted
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Review : Dial P for philosophy
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Review : Reheated greens
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Review : Crucial current
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Bestsellers : from Washington
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Review : Collected works
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