Here's one I prepared earlier - Rustling up the perfect chemical sandwich has never been so easy—and they even glow, says Michael Judge
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This week's magazine
Editor's picks
On the trail of the lonesome pine - They should have died out with T. rex, but their seedlings are alive and well in nurseries around the world. Wilson da Silva reports on the ancient trees flourishing on Sydney's doorstep
Features
Trust me, I'm an expert - Would you allow a machine to play the stock market with your life savings? Well, the people in the know are doing just that, says Clive Davidson
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The Vanishing Point - When soldiers disappear before your very eyes and battleships hide at twenty paces, the camouflager's art has reached its peak. Justin Mullins dons his cloak of invisibility
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Table of contents
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In brief : Gymnastic caterpillar makes a quick getaway
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In brief : Caught in the act
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In brief : Fishy affliction
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In brief : Rhythm of life
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In brief : Unlucky Irish
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In brief : Round numbers
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Technofile : The last straw
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Technofile : Braille breakthrough
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Technofile : Recipe for life
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Technofile : Beat that
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An ill wind - Watch out South America, there's an epidemic of malaria coming your way
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Publish on the Net and be damned
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Ticking over nicely - In fruit flies and humans, myriad clocks seem to mark time
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Sex `n' drugs `n' serotonin
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Baby bashers - Mistreat a macaque and she may abuse her young
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Focus : Too big for its boots - Consumer fury and a raft of court cases over Microsoft's trading practices—has Bill Gates's baby overreached itself?
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Netropolitan : In the money
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Sleep easy in Sydney - How to keep aircraft out of the bedroom
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Netropolitan :
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Patents : Funny ha-ha
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Patents : Living doll
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Patents : Ladder of hope
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Anatomy of a crash - Tokyo police are using film to cut car accidents
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Flower power
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Floppy's days are numbered
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Death of a dream? - The spectre of addiction could burst the Prozac bubble
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Sounding off
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Russia's toxic shocker - Bomb factories created the most radioactive place on Earth
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The view at dawn - New Zealand is laying a strong claim to the first sunrise of 2000
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CAT spots worm in ageing violin
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White bread is green - Surprisingly, processed food is easier on the planet
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Flying bug
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Mean little killers play sweet tricks
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Caterpillar's revenge - In the fight to protect crops, some pests may have the last laugh
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That's us stuffed then - People living near turkey farms harbour drug-resistant bacteria
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51¶¯Âþwire : Cutting cancer
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51¶¯Âþwire : Landmine detector
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51¶¯Âþwire : Just awards
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51¶¯Âþwire : Blow up
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Shaking all over - Even a puny little galaxy can generate enough energy to fuel a quasar
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Dishonest brokers - Two of the worse offenders in the greenhouse stakes stand to make a killing at Kyoto
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Opinion
Features
Here's one I prepared earlier - Rustling up the perfect chemical sandwich has never been so easy—and they even glow, says Michael Judge
Features
On the trail of the lonesome pine - They should have died out with T. rex, but their seedlings are alive and well in nurseries around the world. Wilson da Silva reports on the ancient trees flourishing on Sydney's doorstep
Features
Trust me, I'm an expert - Would you allow a machine to play the stock market with your life savings? Well, the people in the know are doing just that, says Clive Davidson
Features
The Vanishing Point - When soldiers disappear before your very eyes and battleships hide at twenty paces, the camouflager's art has reached its peak. Justin Mullins dons his cloak of invisibility
Features
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Thistle diary : - More comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Antipodes : What will go west? - Ian Lowe finds cuts in store at universities
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Bestsellers : from Melbourne
Books & Arts
Forum : Wouldn't mind a go on that! - Michael Cross hacks his way through the confusion of the techno jungle
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Forum : Whistling in the dark - Saving the world takes more than just one summit, say Mike Hulme and Martin Parry
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Review : Global guide
Books & Arts
Review : Purple rain
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Review : New wave, old guff
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Review : Too far out
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Review : Wood folk
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Review : Weatherman speaks
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Review : Work unfair
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Review : In the beginning
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Review : Greek roots
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Review : The smartest Germans
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Review : A man of ideas
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Review : Collected works - Fred Pearce meanders down some of the world's mightiest rivers
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Review : Where do I fit?
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