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The origin of mass
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Is your experiment really necessary?: Animals are used only when strictly required, researchers claim. But there are no clear rules to guide them
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Mobile phones fit for the future: Chaos and confusion reign in mobile communications as competing systems fight for our custom. Several networks have failed for lack of users, so how will the survivors fare against the expected newcomers
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Choices for tomorrow's chips: Can the information technology revolution of the past two decades repeat itself? Much depends on how the next generation of electronic chips is made
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Science: 'Long in the tooth' mammal upsets marsupial theory
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Science: Hitchhiking pseudoscorpions take beetles for a ride
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Technology
Technology: Neural network makes a tidy profit
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Technology
Technology: Software solution for crossword clues
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Science: Is nakedness permitted outside the cosmic Eden?
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Science: Sunflower spirals obey laws of mathematics
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Science: Old star packs a punch
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Toxic 'vitamins'
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Beefy peptide
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Satellite club
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Bad blood
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Focus: Too many bottles break the bank - The US is gripped by recycling fever. But harsh economic reality is beginning to dent green idealism
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Science: Spicy food eaters are addicted to pain
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Science: Solar neutrino problem still unsolved
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Science: Old photograph of Mars suggest a glacial past
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Going public
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Shrubs for survival
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Ultimate test for fibre fiddle
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Sewage threat to Cape Cod whales
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Big bang boron
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Britain will drive Europe's transport
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Skill shortages in US a 'myth'
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Technology
Japan's plutonium ship sails into safety row
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Bleak future for former Soviet scientists
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Green research gains ground in America
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UN team to inspect suspect uranium mine
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Bulgaria inquires after missing Turks
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Zimbabwe's hippos threatened by drought
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Patriot: the missile that missed
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Courtroom battle over genetic fingerprinting
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Grain yields tumble in greenhouse world
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Deaths fuel controversy over breast cancer drug
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Dissolving golf balls end dolphin's distress
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Dutch quake wakes northern Europe
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Nobel prizewinner quits genome project
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Opinion
Features
Space
The origin of mass
Features
Is your experiment really necessary?: Animals are used only when strictly required, researchers claim. But there are no clear rules to guide them
Features
Mobile phones fit for the future: Chaos and confusion reign in mobile communications as competing systems fight for our custom. Several networks have failed for lack of users, so how will the survivors fare against the expected newcomers
Features
Choices for tomorrow's chips: Can the information technology revolution of the past two decades repeat itself? Much depends on how the next generation of electronic chips is made
Features
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Forum: In my beginning is my end - Ian Gordon thinks that to understand a language we need to consider all aspects of linguistics
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Thistle Diary: Fast breeding reactors and weeds - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Forum: In search of a structured career - Ali El-Ghorr believes that job security could help to safeguard Britain's science effort
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Review: A sponge for streams, a home for saltflats
Books & Arts
Paperbacks - Roy Herbert examines the environment, evolution, earth and other enigmas
Books & Arts
Review: Define your terms
Books & Arts
Review: By the discipline of time made wise
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Review: The wonderful world of the wild and the weird
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