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Avarice - It's an acquisitive world—and they're out to make you shop 'til you drop, says Rosie Mestel
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Pride - It sets us apart from the animals—but what about machines, wonders Jeremy Webb
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Sloth - Machines that save you energy can also shorten your life, warns Andrew Prentice
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Gluttony - Ten tips to take you to the heights of hoggishness. Rosie Mestel is our woman in a vomitorium
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Wrath
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Destination hell
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Envy - Like sex, it's inevitable because it's good for our genes, says Terence Kealey
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End of the germ line - Farmers may soon be entirely reliant on seed companies
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Diet drugs go through thick and thin
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In brief : Laser revives an ancient lighthouse keeper
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In brief : Hot and muddled
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In brief : Cracking quakes
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In brief : Bug killer
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In brief : Salty moon
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In brief : Killing claws
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Technofile : Smells fishy
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Technofile : Alien nations
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Technofile : Ticked off
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Technofile : Boa with a bag
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Sensor in a bubble - Treatment plants can monitor water purity quickly and easily
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Frozen little piggies - Quick-chill embryos make life easier for breeders
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Rock buster
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Focus : I never sent that... - E-mail forgery is a growing menace to both business and individuals. Yet it can be stopped, so why is nothing being done?
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Netropolitan : Mad as a cow
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Trust us, we're doctors - Are illiterate Indian women suffering at the hands of an unscrupulous medical establishment?
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Watching sperm's striptease act
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Constant chaos - Was the speed of light different in the early Universe?
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Hidden killer - Pesticides may play a key role in choking aquatic life
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Spoilt division
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About time - Have we finally discovered how to gatecrash the future?
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Just add gold - Physics rules on the road to cheap fuel
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An open wound - A leaked report sounds the alarm about standards of animal care in British universities
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Here's the catch - The risk is small, but even "safe" medics can infect patients
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Food chain spits out altered soya beans
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Newswire : Better late than never
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Newswire : Don't panic
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Newswire : Running dry
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Something in the air - Aircraft ground crews may face an unsuspected danger
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A trip to the movies that ended in tears
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Sudden heat - Did disaster in the Mediterranean end the last ice age?
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Patents : Now you see it
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Patents : Games people play
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Patents : Hitting new heights
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Safe to drink - For a few pence a year, a life can be saved
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Forget the music, dig the acoustics
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Model shoppers - What is it that makes us pick goods off the shelves?
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Building holes to order
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Opinion
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It pays to have some experience
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Lust
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Avarice - It's an acquisitive world—and they're out to make you shop 'til you drop, says Rosie Mestel
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Pride - It sets us apart from the animals—but what about machines, wonders Jeremy Webb
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Sloth - Machines that save you energy can also shorten your life, warns Andrew Prentice
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