When the walls come down
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This week's magazine
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Editor's picks
And an elephant dancing
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The future of work: it's all in the mind - In a world where offices cease to exist and job security has gone the way of lamplighters, your most precious asset will be your intelligence
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How high can a fish jump?: Fish need help swimming upstream. But it has to be the right kind of help - as biologists in southeastern Australia discovered when stocks began to plummet
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HIV: the babies who escape
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Visions of netropolis
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Why is ther an ELF in my fridge?
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The off button is on page six . . .
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One eno
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A day in the Life
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School's out
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Gone with the weird
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Moving to the juice
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That's entertainment
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Black hat, white rabbit
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Passionate illusions
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Fasten your seat belts
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Ecotourists to paradise: A new breed of tourists could help developing countries preserve their natural riches instead of destroying them in a dash for economic growth
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Table of contents
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Science: Why pig farmers whould love a duck
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Technology
Technology: Taking the grind out of superconductors
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Technology
Technology: A smart gun knows its owner
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Technology
Technology: Floating wind farm awaits fans
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Technology
Technology: Neural nets unearth secrets in stone
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Technology
Technology: Why hot sheep need soft drinks
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Costa Rican tree roots out plantation pests
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A bird in the hand, a bird in the bush
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Copyright battle
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Safety clearance
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Disease in decline
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Hookworm harbours hidden promise
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Storm warning
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Green espionage
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Eyeing the ball
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Improving the odds on justice
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Science: The way to outfox rabies
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Malaria maverick takes on TB
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Hot on the trail of the dinosaur
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Killer quake that never was
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Too many rockets spread profits too thin
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Privatisation is off, says efficiency squad
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Tumour 'vaccine' brings reprieve
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WHO targets needs of poorest
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Big bangs banned for sake of sea mammals
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Turning swords into alloys . . .
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When silence speaks louder than words
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Opinion
Features
That's entertainment
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Moving to the juice
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Gone with the weird
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School's out
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One eno
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And an elephant dancing
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The off button is on page six . . .
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Why is ther an ELF in my fridge?
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Visions of netropolis
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HIV: the babies who escape
Features
How high can a fish jump?: Fish need help swimming upstream. But it has to be the right kind of help - as biologists in southeastern Australia discovered when stocks began to plummet
Features
The future of work: it's all in the mind - In a world where offices cease to exist and job security has gone the way of lamplighters, your most precious asset will be your intelligence
Features
Ecotourists to paradise: A new breed of tourists could help developing countries preserve their natural riches instead of destroying them in a dash for economic growth
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Review: Wise words on the ubiquitous owl
Books & Arts
Forum: When the mad accountant runs amok - Igor Aleksander laments the lack of true foresight in the White Paper on science
Forum
Forum: Time for an end to tribal warfare - Jeffrey Williams says the gulf between the sciences and the arts should be bridged
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Thistle Diary: Engineering new strains of patent confusion - Tam Dalyell registers more comments from Westminster
Forum
Review: Is saline the solution?
Books & Arts
