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Histories: Still dazzled after all these years
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This week's magazine
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Earth
Global warming is shrinking the Great Lakes
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Earth
Fresh danger for fish as killer virus spreads
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Health
Four new gene mutations linked to breast cancer
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Earth
Trading bans have a perilous downside for wildlife
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Health
Drug-based weapons all lethal at high doses
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Life
'Terror' restrictions could be a blow to research
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Earth
Tobacco's radiation dose far higher than leaves at Chernobyl
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Earth
Bush claims his policies led to emissions drop
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Life
WHO recommends routine HIV testing
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Space
Radio waves warn of imminent storm
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This week 50 years ago
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Life
Cellphone chat on the hoof may be bad for your health
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Life
Seeing red bears fruit for primates
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Space
Stellar wind may have formed our solar system
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Life
Water reveals the perfect spot for other Earths
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Life
Babies are watching your language
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Health
Blood of bird flu survivors give promising antibodies
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Life
Plants raise chemical alarm to protect 'family'
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Life
Female beetles have a thirst for sex
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Win a trip to space the result
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Life
Software learns when it pays to deceive
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Technology
Bulletproof polythene is 40% stronger than Kevlar
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Technology
Sound software should bring peace to the workplace
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Technology
FBI data open to 'insider attacks'
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Technology
Gizmo
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Technology
Open-source search engine gangs up on Google
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Soundbites
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Life
Speaking like a Chinese native is in the genes
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