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<i>How Our Days Became Numbered</i>: Great data, wrong results

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How Our Days Became Numbered: Great data, wrong results

As the US industrialised in the early 1900s, life insurers hunted data on everyday citizens as never before – with unintended consequences, says a new book

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Unfair: The justice system is broken, can science fix it?

Unfair: The justice system is broken, can science fix it?

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CO<SUB>2</SUB> emissions stall thanks to China's passion for renewables

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CO₂ emissions stall thanks to China's passion for renewables

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Conservation dilemmas: Is a shopping mall as alive as a wolf?

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Conservation dilemmas: Is a shopping mall as alive as a wolf?

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<i>Spirals in Time</i>: Uncover the secrets in seashells

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Spirals in Time: Uncover the secrets in seashells

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<i>How to see the world</i>: Understanding our visual culture

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How to see the world: Understanding our visual culture

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Pope's moral mission on global warming to shift US climate wars

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Pope's moral mission on global warming to shift US climate wars

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$UK fracking wells get thumbs up from planners$

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UK fracking wells get thumbs up from planners

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Transcribing tricks ushers in the golden age of juggling

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Transcribing tricks ushers in the golden age of juggling

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Some people can resist the ravages of HIV – here's how

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Some people can resist the ravages of HIV – here's how

About 1 per cent of people with HIV can suppress the virus without drugs, perhaps because a part of their immune system mounts an effective last-ditch response

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DNA is life's blueprint? No, there's far more to it than that

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The Soul of an Octopus: Getting to know an intelligent mollusc

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Life

Polar bear caught eating dolphins and freezing the leftovers

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Cheers! Chimps' favourite tipple is sweet palm wine

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