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  1. Kalashnikov culture

    Bilal Noor was more than an hour late for work this morning. Senior lecturer in law at Srinagar University of Kashmir, he faces a series of arbitrary and humiliating searches by the paramilitary...

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  2. The entertainment industry

    On this Comic Relief Day, Jean-Louis Barsoux looks at the peculiar use of humour in Britain's businesses. Managers up and down Britain today will strolled into work wearing red noses. They did this...

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  3. Symbolic victory

    Andrew Robinson reveals how the secrets of the ancient Maya are being uncovered as Linda Schele and her colleagues learn to decipher the first American writing system. "The American chronicle does...

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  4. Sawing off the limbs we are standing on

    World Resources 1994-1995 - People and the Environment: - The World at the Crossroads - The Gnat is Older than Man - Blueprint Three - Development and Environment: - The Ecology of Commerce

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  5. THE app for iPad and iPhone

    Packed with original thought-provoking news, articles, comment, reviews and more - content you can’t find anywhere else - the new THE app for iPad and iPhone will soon be available to subscribers as...

  6. The mathematician and the mystic

    Andrew Robinson and Dipankar Home shed some light on the conversations between Einstein and Tagore on the nature of reality. If the moon, in the act of completing its eternal way around the earth,...

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  8. The story of a beautiful molecule

    Science is founded on principles of objectivity. Scientists seek to be objective in conducting their research, and claim to achieve that objectivity. They often extend the orthodoxy of objectivity to...

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  9. Adam Smith altruist

    Knowledge and Persuasion in Economics - Egalitarian Perspectives - Profits, Priests and Princes - Adam Smith's Discourse

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  10. Dilemma of kissing cousins

    The science of human genetics appears to be taking a "social" turn, with the blessings of Britain's biggest backers of biomedical research. The Medical Research Council has begun to fund studies into...

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  11. Sub-human treatment

    Animals and Human Society - In the Name of Science - The Covenant of the Wild

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  12. Cheerful assassin defies analysis

    When Frederick Crews attacked Freud in an article 14 months ago, he outraged many psychoanalysts. It was, he argues here, a fury from a profession aware of its accelerating collapse In its issue of...

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  13. Suffer little children ...

    Developmental psychologists have had a good press this century. Generally avoiding most Freudian excesses, they have established acceptable, clear guidelines covering the normal stages of physical,...

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