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Family feuds - Reconstructing life's evolutionary tree is tough enough without warring researchers trying to cut the branches away from under each other, says Roger Lewin
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There's an ant in my phone… - Would you let ants run the digital superhighways of the future? Even if they were smart little programs and getting smarter all the time? Mark Ward wonders
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Boiling fridges - Forget heavy compressors and noxious gases. New-generation fridges may use hot chips that only need electrons to keep them cool, says Michelle Knott
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Far from the madding cows . . . - Don't throw away that gunk at the bottom of the tube—it could turn prions into the good guys after all. Jonathan Knight reports
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Table of contents
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In brief : Eternal life
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Barking up the wrong tree
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Newswire : Two into one
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Newswire : Clean break
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Newswire : Green continent
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Switching satellites - BSkyB is going to extraordinary lengths to stay in the digital TV race
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Death wish gene - Suicidal depression seems to run in some families
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There may be a future after all
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Netropolitan : Shiver your timbers
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Netropolitan :
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Any day now . . . - West of Tokyo, the ground is shuddering ominously
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Tube travel - Inflatable cylinders could house space voyagers
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City dwellers dying for a breath of fresh air
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Focus : On stony ground - The erosion of science within Britain's conservation agencies is having dire consequences for wildlife
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Technofile : Fish market
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Technofile : Brittle bone detector
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Technofile : Fragrant sludge
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Technofile : Colourful smoothie
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The great divide - Even chopped up chromosomes can replicate like a dream
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In the beginning - It's hard to grasp, but the Universe may have made itself
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Royalties row upstages digital TV launch
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The perils of PVC - Plastics are implicated in one of the commonest male cancers
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Fractal cancer
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Patents : Guide lines
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Consuming needs - Neglected but key food research is now on the cards
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Patents : Flying twins
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Patents : Tuned in
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Technology
Roadblocks ahead
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Newswire : Hormone hearings
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Newswire : Confused fish
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Grow your own arteries - Cultured blood vessels are stronger than the real thing
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Light relief - How your skin could help beat the winter blues
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Work-outs keep the brain in shape
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A brilliant way to protect outdoor art
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Chain reaction - What do warehouses and chaotic systems have in common?
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Designer tunnel
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Crunch time - Could cloning rescue pandas from extinction?
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Change of heart on pig transplants
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Newswire : Space for all
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Newswire : Lunar sacrilege
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Opinion
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You could be on the wanted lists!
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Family feuds - Reconstructing life's evolutionary tree is tough enough without warring researchers trying to cut the branches away from under each other, says Roger Lewin
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There's an ant in my phone… - Would you let ants run the digital superhighways of the future? Even if they were smart little programs and getting smarter all the time? Mark Ward wonders
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Boiling fridges - Forget heavy compressors and noxious gases. New-generation fridges may use hot chips that only need electrons to keep them cool, says Michelle Knott
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Far from the madding cows . . . - Don't throw away that gunk at the bottom of the tube—it could turn prions into the good guys after all. Jonathan Knight reports
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Antipodes : Study uncovers a new carbon sink - Ian Lowe explores a business environment venture
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Review : Human interest stories
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Review : Collected works - David Barrett picks out the weird but worthy among the alien detritus
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Bestsellers : from Washington
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Forum : Bald today...hair tomorrow - Video conferencing discriminates against the follicularly challenged, complains Michael Cross
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Forum : A canny way with whales - Limiting catches to coastal waters should kill off the commercial trade, says Kieran Mulvaney
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Thistle diary : - More comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Review : Stargazers
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Review : Closer encounters
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Review : Watch this space
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Review : Writers live
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Review : Spirit world
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Review : Art of science
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Review : Babies without sex
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Review : 2001: an oddity
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Review : Hidden treasure
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Review : Monkey business
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How the Mind Works by Steven Pinker
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