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The far frontier - Life can be tough for the fast-living, hard-drinking workers of Antarctica's science city. Vincent Kiernan visits the wild wild south
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It's child's play - If you want to know what the future will look like, ask a child. And that's just what many American companies are doing. Rosie Mestel reports
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One small step for a tomato - Long-haul space travellers will not be able to take all the essentials of life with them. But they could turn their spacecraft into a self-sustaining ecosystem. Kurt Kleiner investigates
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Science : Water comes clean with arsenic eaters
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Science : `Life' crawls out of the digital soup
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Science : Is a Big One lurking in the Midwest?
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Science : Introducing the incredible shrinking ceramic. . .
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Science : How cancer spreads after a night on the tiles
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Science : Altered cells flip the immune system's off switch
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Science : Such stuff as worlds are made of
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A watershed for apartheid - The South African government is reforming its hundred-year-old water laws which give a small number of landowners control over most of the country's water supplies. But it is facing stiff opposition from farmers
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Technology
Technology : I spy with my lobster eye
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`Real intelligence' group targets study
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Public gives thumbs down to gene screening
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Car industry pins hopes on wired-up apprentices
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Fur flies over European pelt ban
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It's life, Jim, but not as we know it
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Malaria guard
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Dangerous plant
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Hooked on the Net
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Neutrino trap
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Wilful slobbery
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Scrapie theory fed BSE complacency . . .
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. . . now fears grow for unborn babies
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Death in the city
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Brussels cuts cheap Net links
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Pentagon changes tack too late to save GPS
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A painkiller a day could fend off Alzheimer's
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French crack down on happy pills
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Tough measures to curb acid rain
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Opinion
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Are you getting what you're worth?
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Frozen in time
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The far frontier - Life can be tough for the fast-living, hard-drinking workers of Antarctica's science city. Vincent Kiernan visits the wild wild south
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It's child's play - If you want to know what the future will look like, ask a child. And that's just what many American companies are doing. Rosie Mestel reports
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One small step for a tomato - Long-haul space travellers will not be able to take all the essentials of life with them. But they could turn their spacecraft into a self-sustaining ecosystem. Kurt Kleiner investigates
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Forum : Saving the sounds of silence - James Geary rants and raves about peace and quiet
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Review : A big man in the lab
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Review : . . . And ancient business
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Review : BESTSELLERS from Washington
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Review : Collected works
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Review : Computers at war
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Review : Arid news
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The Thread of Life: The Story of Genes and Genetic Engineering by Susan Aldridge and other books
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Review : Inside the social cage
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Review : Old masters
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Review : Certainty surveyed
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Review : Dream on
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Review : Rumours of my death . . .
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Review : Great comeback
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Review : Byzantine porridge
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Review : Couch questions
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