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Real Monkeys don't drink water: A remarkable troop of southern African baboons has learnt how to survive in a desert unfit for primate life. But their days could be numbered
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This week's magazine
Editor's picks
Greenprint for rescuing the Rhine: Orthodox methods for cleaning up the Rhine have been only partially successful. Now the nations responsible are starting to back the ecologists' vision of a river fit for salmon
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The trouble with implants: For thirty years plastic surgeons said silicone implants were safe. Now women are rushing to have them removed as researchers explore the links with disease
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Technology
Patents: Patents Information
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Technology
Technology: Supercar takes high road to the future
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Technology
Technology: Correction
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Technology
Technology: Top marks for timetables in the generation game
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Technology
Technology: Can Darth Vader clean up LA?
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Science: Were there motorbikes in the Cambrian period?
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Technology
Technology: Phone company calls time on paper directories
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Science: An extra bit ensures perfect copies
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Science: Mathematicians learn how to read the ant-trails
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Science: Radio blast reveals edge of Sun's domain
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Science: Galactic cannibalism has made Milky Way big and fat
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Science: The cryptographer who took a crack at 'junk' DNA
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Flexible future for France
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Unhappy birthday for Paris museum
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Why coffee addicts need their fix
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Backward Britain
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Near miss
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Condor killed
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Tuning in to music's past
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Platypus polemic
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Oyster alert
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Plutonium payout
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Free to work
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Carbon dioxide's taxing questions: Can Britain and the other industrial nations meet the deadline agreed a year ago for stabilising emissions of carbon dioxide? And do they need to do more?
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Alaska revives big bad plan to kill wolves
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Let the youngsters have their turn
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Antarctic bases put on ice
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Shetland oil spill did little harm
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Europe to subsidise widescreen TV
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Timber: the beam in Europe's eye
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The onco-mouse that didn't roar
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Did ancient mariners set sail from the Indus valley?
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Search for genes that make man's best friend
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Computer learns to handle fusion reactor
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Electronics speeds up the pace of war
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Clinton backs big science
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Race against clock to repair Hubble
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'Conflict of interest' on sell-off
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Tight deadline for council carve-up
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Opinion
Features
Environment
Real Monkeys don't drink water: A remarkable troop of southern African baboons has learnt how to survive in a desert unfit for primate life. But their days could be numbered
Features
Greenprint for rescuing the Rhine: Orthodox methods for cleaning up the Rhine have been only partially successful. Now the nations responsible are starting to back the ecologists' vision of a river fit for salmon
Features
The trouble with implants: For thirty years plastic surgeons said silicone implants were safe. Now women are rushing to have them removed as researchers explore the links with disease
Features
