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Smash and grab

Beat the clock

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News

Lost innocence

Are hormone-rich shampoos making some girls enter puberty early?

Stuff of miracles

Feel the force

Blinded by bread

Pick out pikachu

False alarm on beef

Keep a lid on it

You’re my kind of curl

Cunning killers caught out

The great black spot

Beating the Alps

Emergency exit

India says yes to transgenic crops

Crops can coexist鈥s long as they’re kept apart

The lynx effect

Dummy run

Mozzies in your tyres

Bats on the brain

Nightmare food

Blame it on the box

Combing out disorderly DNA

Ready to croak

Same again?

Technology

Sockets in your pockets

Technology

Spelling out clearer signs

Technology

Heads like triangles

Road gangs don X-ray specs to avoid a shock

It’s bad to talk

Robohack

Grub’s up

This won’t hurt a bit

Is ESA’snew climate observatory up to the job?

Looks amazing, shame about the teeth

Dark forces at work

Unfriendly giant

Faithful photons

Bad influence

Cat jab

Opinion

Image problem

How not to make the switch to digital TV鈥�

Forlorn farewell to frogs

Shining star

On the desire of wings

Westminster diary

Features

Smash and grab

A daring assault on the very bounds of mathematics could bring back treasures we thought were forever beyond our reach. Get ready to know the unknowable, says Marcus Chown

Beat the clock

Body blaster

Moon behaving badly

The sea of mirages

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Out in paperback

Flashes of brilliance

Wings of desire

We are stardust

Super furry animals

Time Traveler by Michael Novacek

Science Fictions by John Crewdson

Regulars

Feedback

This Week鈥檚 Letters

The Last Word

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23 February 2002