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A sackful of money helps the medicine go down

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Ozone hole could be killing amphibians

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Return to the Red Planet

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US bans 'hormone free' milk label

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Frazzled Felix turns to drugs

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Around the Universe by balloon

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US finally faces up to embryo research

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Pay up for seeds or millions will starve

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Focus: Cracking into the world of whispers: The US government is offering an 'uncrackable' encryption algorithm to the world. But is its motivation to catch criminals or to listen to everything you say?

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Equality law could backfire on medical researchers

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Technology: Bargain space station hitches shuttle ride

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