New scientist

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  Año 2005, Número 2489

  • What price protection?

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  • No such thing as a non-lethal weapon

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  • AN END TO BLACK BOX BLACK-OUT

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  • Ash Sunday

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  • Shuttlecam

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  • Last words

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  • DNA TESTS END FOR 9/11 VICTIMS

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  • The hole truth

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  • Money in peril

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  • 60 SECONDS

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  • The hidden cost of fighting bioterror

    Debora MacKenzie

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  • Maximum pain is aim of navy study

    David Hambling

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  • When a low-fat, salty taste strikes a chord

    Duncan Graham-Rowe

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  • SOUNDBITES

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  • 'Missing' dark matter was there all along

    Maggie McKee

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  • Ancient bacteria woken from deep Alaskan sleep

    Kelly Young

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  • Sperm clock calls time on rape

    Anna Gosline

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  • Double-slit effect seen over time too

    Peter Rodgers

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  • Ripples of light might make you invisible

    Jenny Hogan

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  • Ending MMR shots does not halt rise in autism

    Andy Coghlan

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  • How we make food cost the earth

    Andy Coghlan

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  • Blazing core closes gap on bubble fusion

    Justin Mullins

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  • Twin rovers in instrument mix-up

    Jenny Hogan

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  • Lake fossils reveal winners and losers in Arctic warming

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  • Gyro trick to win time for Hubble

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  • Men's trouble

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  • One-way traffic for HIV strains

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  • Tracking linked to voles' sex upset

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  • How to make the most of a giant-sized meal

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  • Radio pulses pose a puzzle

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