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Fat is a psychological issue
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What drives the engines of innovation?: All scientists think they know how to spend the taxpayer's money. But researchers in science policy are discovering that the choices are far from simple
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Fossils in colour: The world of fossils may not be as grey as we thought. A closer look at marine shells reveals the ghosts of a colourful past
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Pipe dreams to quench Britain's thirst
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Science: Gravity takes the measure of slow-moving molecules
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Technology
Technology: NASA hunts for missing satellite money
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Bush stays home
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Smallest laser pins down light
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Satellite success
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Alps without snow
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Weather-wise
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Burning rubbish
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Science: Unexpected twist for tubular carbon
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Science: Shake-up for beans means weevils take a tumble
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Science: A hip theory for human evolution
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Science: Strange quarks alter the structure of neutron stars
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Science: Quasar doubles help to fix the Hubble constant
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Charities stress need for animal research
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Science still struggling despite extra cash
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The 1993 train to Paris is running late . . .
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Aluminium in water supply 'did no harm'
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Dangerous cargoes a deadly gamble
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Nuclear mercenaries name their price
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Soviet Union admits to abuses of psychiatry
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Indians foiled
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Cleaner ships
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Earth
Another hot year keeps climate debate on the boil
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Redundancies 'illegal' say German scientists
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Dutch plan will sanction 'mercy killing'
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Loggers blamed for typhoon deaths
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Did Queen Bess have a head for Shakespeare?
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US visa law keeps out foreign scientists
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Fusion becomes a hot bet for the future
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Opinion
Features
Health
Fat is a psychological issue
Features
What drives the engines of innovation?: All scientists think they know how to spend the taxpayer's money. But researchers in science policy are discovering that the choices are far from simple
Features
Fossils in colour: The world of fossils may not be as grey as we thought. A closer look at marine shells reveals the ghosts of a colourful past
Features
Pipe dreams to quench Britain's thirst
Features
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Review: Green by design
Books & Arts
Forum: More of a con trick than a charter - Donald Gould searches in vain for improvements in the patient's lot
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Forum: Alas Smith, Jones and Lewis - Bob Bagnall has been refining his hypothesis of name and fame
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Forum: The strange case of the lower case - Ian Gordon has been examining the beginnings of words
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Thistle Diary: Wars ain't what they used to be - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Forum: Monsters making monsters - David Whitehouse believes that science has an image problem
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Review: A passion for remembrance
Books & Arts
Talking Point: Are we throwing away the planet's future?
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