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Losing the way of the Great Father
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Mapping the cold glow of the big bang: NASA's firstsatellite dedicated to cosmology is providing new insights into the earlyformation of the Universe with measurements of astonishing precision. Butthe results still give no clues as to how stars and galaxi
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Where earthworms fear to tread: A foreign flatworm that eats earthworms lurks in the soil of Europe. It isn't a plague yet, but it could become one
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The successful alchemist
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Technology
Technology: Capturing the shadow of the Moon
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Science: Gene jam holds hope for leukaemia therapy
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Science: How ancient bacteria handle the heat
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Technology
Technology: For the want of a screw . . . millions were lost
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Science: Protein triggers an allergy for all seasons
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Science: Hidden hydrogen gives the centre of the world alift
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Science: Are there lots of Earths out there?
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Science: Winter wheat takes off on a magic carpet of clover
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Science: Self-vaccination halts march of diabetes
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'Extinct' armadillo comes out of its shell
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Gut reaction
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Nuclear spies
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Sound solutions to save dolphins
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Rising damp
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Carbon climbdown
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BT blues
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HIV ban stays?
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Reactor row
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Europe's battered space probe sent on final mission
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Industry must fund science vital for Soviet recovery
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Brazil's research grinds to a halt
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Top scientist pays for university high life
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India battles to eradicate major crop pest
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Medical chief takes centre stage in Congress drama
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France shelves dams
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California suffers its worst chemical spill
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Pioneers push back the limits of gene therapy
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Drugs giant 'implicated' in sedative deaths
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Stand and deliver, your money and your memory
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Ferry passengers must wait for safety at sea
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Europe's space plane hits turbulent times again
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Magnox plants may be reprieved
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Slovakia snubs partners over disputed Danube scheme
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Opinion
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Humans
Losing the way of the Great Father
Features
Mapping the cold glow of the big bang: NASA's firstsatellite dedicated to cosmology is providing new insights into the earlyformation of the Universe with measurements of astonishing precision. Butthe results still give no clues as to how stars and galaxi
Features
Where earthworms fear to tread: A foreign flatworm that eats earthworms lurks in the soil of Europe. It isn't a plague yet, but it could become one
Features
The successful alchemist
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