Last words of a quantum heretic: Just before he died, the physicist David Bohm explained his life-long quest to understand the Universe and how he developed his alternative view of the quantum world
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The atomic age of cave art
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How Britain hides its acid soil: Environmentalists are accusing Britain of fixing the figures as European countries start fresh talks that aim to make the land, lakes and rivers safe from acid rain
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Lobsters with a lot of nerve
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Can we stop another Lockerbie?: Airlines are stretching technology to its limits in the hunt for bombs among passengers' luggage
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Patents: Double vision
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Patents: Dysfunctional families
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Technology
Technology: Putting some metal in your backbone
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Science: Nerve channel revealed in close-up
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Earth
Science: A frozen future for endangered plants?
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Science: Touching the nerve that gets testes on the move
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Technology
Technology: Memorable future for the lone electron
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Technology
Technology: Personal stereos take to the skies
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Technology
Technology: France placates farmers with plant fuel plan
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Science: Chemists find it's smart to be square
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Science: The impulsive feeding habits of coral
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This Week at the AAAS: Sweet genes
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This Week at the AAAS: Barking dogs are stuck in adolescence
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This Week at the AAAS: Diseases that hark back to Stone Age lifestyle
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This Week at the AAAS: Cosmologists explore links with religion
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Beating bacteria with a taste for teeth
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How to sell safer sex: In Africa, a mixture of ribald imagery, frank language and market forces is persuading people to buy condoms and protect themselves against HIV
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Science: Return of the steady state Universe
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Will Europe follow US lead on energy tax?
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Ministers curbed over sensitive statistics
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Killers escape
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European TV's long goodbye
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Thalidomide hero found guilty of scientific fraud
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Listeria epidemic spread by tongues
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Britain embraces gene therapy
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South Africans struggle with aparteid's legacy
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Technology should feed the world
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How to beat jet lag by post
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This Week at the AAAS: Fury over theory that criminals are born not made
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This Week at the AAAS: Babies' ears sound early warning of deafness
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This Week at the AAAS: Marriage to a cousin 'improves the genome'
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Clinton opts for a greener economy
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Last words of a quantum heretic: Just before he died, the physicist David Bohm explained his life-long quest to understand the Universe and how he developed his alternative view of the quantum world
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The atomic age of cave art
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How Britain hides its acid soil: Environmentalists are accusing Britain of fixing the figures as European countries start fresh talks that aim to make the land, lakes and rivers safe from acid rain
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Lobsters with a lot of nerve
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Can we stop another Lockerbie?: Airlines are stretching technology to its limits in the hunt for bombs among passengers' luggage
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Review: Evolutionary variety is the spice of life
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