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pregnancy and birth

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The importance of Darwin's prose

It's all in the way you tell it: George Levine argues in Darwin the Writer that the theory of evolution might never have become popular without good prose

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Stelarc: Pushing the body's boundaries

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Daily pill can end HIV epidemic

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Daily pill can end HIV epidemic

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Japanese power cuts linked to heatstroke deaths

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Japanese power cuts linked to heatstroke deaths

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One cheap pill protects healthy people from HIV

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The fact and fiction of discovery

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Doctoring under the influence

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Revealing the secrets of the sun

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Polymer sandwich harvests electricity from waste heat

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Polymer sandwich harvests electricity from waste heat

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Australia's shiny new carbon tax is an empty promise

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Australia's shiny new carbon tax is an empty promise

The carbon tax is unlikely to change the country's status as the largest per-capita emitter of greenhouse gases in the developed world

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Australia is first nation to put a price on carbon

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Germany will use fossil fuels to plug nuclear gap

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Life in the tangled Everglades

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Luck in Google's early days

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