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Remembrance of things unconscious: Traditional ideas about memory are being challenged by the discovery that much of what we retrieve from memory may be hidden from conscious awareness
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Birth of the planets: The Earth and its fellow planets may be survivors from a time when planets ricocheted around the Sun like ball bearings on a pinball table
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Speaking across the gender gap: Deborah Tannen, an American sociolinguist, thinks she has pinpointed what makes communication between the sexes so difficult
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Biological messages in a bottle: No business would be run the way a museum collection is. But that doesn't mean that these unique repositories of biological information have outlived their usefulness
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Europe's hot air over carbon cuts: Recent studies show that Europe could reach its goal of cutting greenhouse emissions - but is doing precious little to get there. We have the technology, but will we use it?
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Technology
Spikes end chases with a hiss not a bang
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Technology
Technology: Transputers speed up medical diagnosis . . .
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Technology
Technology: . . . and add runny realism to computer painting
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Science: Missing dinosaurs turn up in Australia
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Science: Nonmetallic magnet comes out of the cold
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Science: Why some people get drunk than others
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Science: Artificial antibody could treat brain diseases
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Science: Do genes play a role in AIDS?
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Science: Vast ocean may have covered surface of the red planet
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Biologists plot revenge in war of the snails
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Indonesia pulps its rainforest
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Single market lures Britain's young scientists
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AIDS meeting moves
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Own goal
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Genes for trees
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Corn circle of the chaotic kind
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Deep and old
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Natural plastic
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Pollution unlimited
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Government isolated over lack of teachers
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Nuclear test plans leaked in Soviet Union
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Satellite nets illegal fishing ships
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Duck-billed platypus had a South American cousin
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Fossil jaw fills gap in human story
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Iraq admits growing deadly biological arsenal
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Popovic defends role in AIDS research
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Boycott could mar Earth Summit
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Cholera under attack from 'altered' vaccine
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Technology Group searches for a new star
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Volcano clouds the picture on global warming
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Opinion
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Physics
The Universe according to LEP
Features
Remembrance of things unconscious: Traditional ideas about memory are being challenged by the discovery that much of what we retrieve from memory may be hidden from conscious awareness
Features
Birth of the planets: The Earth and its fellow planets may be survivors from a time when planets ricocheted around the Sun like ball bearings on a pinball table
Features
Speaking across the gender gap: Deborah Tannen, an American sociolinguist, thinks she has pinpointed what makes communication between the sexes so difficult
Features
Biological messages in a bottle: No business would be run the way a museum collection is. But that doesn't mean that these unique repositories of biological information have outlived their usefulness
Features
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Forum: Publish and be praised - Simon Wolff with a few tips on how to get into print by cheating editors
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Thistle Diary: Sandbags and giant parrots - Comment from Westminster
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Review: Oceans of danger
Books & Arts
Forum: New technology for the semidetached - Roger Silverstone has been researching the inward-looking world of new technology
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Forum: Cutbacks give plants anonymity - Barry Thomas finds that extinction beckons for taxonomists
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Forum: From heaven to hell in six cultures - Ralph Estling's guide to the best of all possible afterlives
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Review: A bubble of joy
Books & Arts
Review: Enquire within for physical science
Books & Arts
Review: Fractint brought to book
Books & Arts
Review: The scientists' hero
Books & Arts
Review: The long march to catch up
Books & Arts
Talking Point: Regulating IVF: a reply to concerns
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