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Volume 320 Issue 6061, 3 April 1986

Opinion

  • The calculated bad manners towards each other of the two major superpowers may presage better things, as last year, but that is the most optimistic reading of events.

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  • Some of the problems of the nuclear industry are illustrated by a book review this week.

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  • British astronomers should move their surplus observatory to a university.

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Article

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New on the Market

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Employment Review

  • “The same machines and equipment can be bought by anybody; success in the market goes to those who have a workforce that can use them to best advantage.”

    • Richard Pearson
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