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Forensic DNA blow to commercial whaling proposals

Proposals to resume commercial whaling have been dealt a blow by DNA detective work at US and South Korean sushi restaurants

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Web spy software hacks into secretive online forums

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Air detectives know where the bodies are buried

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Air detectives know where the bodies are buried

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Pure samples of telltale gas could help nuke sniffers

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Making the most of a second look

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Brain damage skews our moral compass

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Brain damage skews our moral compass

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Fingerprint evidence to harden up at last

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Fingerprint evidence to harden up at last

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Bee hotel trains residents as bomb sniffers

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Bee hotel trains residents as bomb sniffers

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'Bug' prints can put you at crime scene

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Corruption raises doubts over ivory sales

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Corruption raises doubts over ivory sales

Arguments over whether to allow one-off sales of ivory stockpiles have dominated the opening of a two-week summit on trade in endangered species

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Brain chemical is reward for psychopathic traits

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Law enforcement: the elephant in the ivory room

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England has failed with dangerous, disturbed offenders

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New DNA technique gives names to the unknown dead

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