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Cosmic anarchists

Entangled Web

Humans

Fired up

Collision course

Table of contents

News

Lethal injection

The deaths of heroin addicts have sparked an anthrax scare

Reduced to ashes

Bargain basement

Crude exploitation

Chain reaction

Humans

They were big enough to go travelling

Dead in the water

Stirring stuff

On guard

Light touch

Is your phone infected?

Technology

All rolled up

Technology

Here we go again . . .

Technology

Body moves

Personal touch

Ready, steady rescue

Pressure putt

Foster mother who got it wrong

Organ saviour

Albert’s return

Middle-aged stars

Bad choice

The genome has landed

Your genes in their hands

Mind the gaps

Q & A

Beg, steal or borrow

Lights, camera, action!

Health and happiness鈥�

鈥r doom and gloom?

Opinion

The annual Budget blues

Ian Lowe reviews the research vote

It’s only just begun

Vital signs

Where is Moby squid?

More sinned against . . .

Bad behaviour

Humans

Westminster Diary

Features

Cosmic anarchists

Entangled Web

Humans

Fired up

Collision course

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Ocean circulation

Fluctuations in movement and temperature occur far more slowly in the ocean than in the atmosphere. But, through the exchange of heat and water vapour, the seas drive much of what happens in the air. We cannot predict the weather without be

Maggot time

Wild things

Aping it

Prize reads

Kill or cure

Regulars

Feedback

The Last Word

This Week鈥檚 Letters

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