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research : in the lab
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Research : in the field
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Science : Changing places
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Scan : Daniel Ford ...downloaded
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Technology : Green glow tags escapee genes
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Technology : Smart, but not that smart
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Technology : Cells line up for a complex future
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Technology : Skinny speakers break all the rules
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Technology : Buckyballs make a point
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Technology : Shapely vaccine targets chlamydia
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Science : Strange brew may lurk in pulsating stars
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Science : DNA detectives quiz liver virus that stole our gene
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Science : Frantic courtship leads to an early grave
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Technology : Rosy future for red aspens
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Science : Gut bacteria recycle rivals' waste
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Science : Cool honeybees don't get in a flap
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Science : Fresh angle on dead dinosaurs
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Science : Crafty virus turns down the heat
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African nations sow seeds of hope
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Don't fight nature to save endangered species
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Tied to the hand that feeds - For years, the West thought it was good for business. Now many countries want to end the practice of forcing poor nations to buy goods from donor countries in return for aid
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Long dry spells, outlook gloomy
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Fish imports are `absolute lunacy'
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Australia abandons asteroid watch
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The decline and fall of academe
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Power station failure adds to Delhi's woes
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Spy technology joins the fight against breast cancer
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One leak too many for Dounreay
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Extra iron makes blue deserts bloom
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Britain's sea walls too low to stop floods
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Pentagon anthrax plan `sends the wrong message'
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Simple twist of fate leads to Nobel prize
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