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Volume 350 Issue 6320, 25 April 1991

Opinion

  • This week and those immediately ahead should see at least some decisions made, or alternatively taken by default, about the future of the Soviet Union and its leader, Mr Mikhail Gorbachev.

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  • Europe, which plans to protect software against piracy, should now give some thought to those who buy it.

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  • The outbreak of cholera in northwestern South America could cast a long shadow on the world.

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  • We may be discovering climate as it becomes less important to well-being. A range of technologies appears to have lessened the vulnerability of human societies to climate variation.

    • Jesse H. Ausubel
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