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... the Mediterranean.
Treasures at Dunhuang
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cannot predict whether any single driv-
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even though they can estimate the an-
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disease and vesicular stomatitis, an in-
fection of the oral membranes in live-
stock, behave in a similar way. HIV, with
its many variable and hypervariable...
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... Standard Model, a top
quark and its antimatter twin could ap-
pear in proton-antiproton collisions.
The top and antitop quarks would de-
cay into bottom and antibottom quarks
and a pair of so-called ... main Þeld.
Hence, the land can be used for other
crops in the oÝ-season.
W
et-rice cultivation has enor-
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the uses of land. Tanks, chan-
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... endangered species
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BY THE NUMBERS
The Changing Quality of Life
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and CD-E (erasable) formats. Until now,
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predominantly on magneto-optical tech-
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... live volcano
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... prize.
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PLANETARY MOTIONS,
depicted here by an 18th-century French artist,
are an instance of the n-body problem.
that ... Horgan
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The n-body problem
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... Schneider
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toxin and anthrax, two common bio-
logical agents.
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BETTER RED
THAN DEAD
An inexpensive ne...
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—Paul Wallich
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CYBER VIEW
Cracking the U.S. Code
DAVID SUTER
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Can Sustainable Management Save Tropical ... choose between un-
sustainable, low-impact logging and sus-
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... Gibbs in Kansas City, Kan.
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COURTESY OF MEDTRONIC
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in the brain quiets quaking limbs.
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also most preva-
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most heavily ex-
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