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Volume 377 Issue 6549, 12 October 1995

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  • The consequences of the acquittal by a Los Angeles jury last week of O. J. Simpson, the US football star, would have been less perplexing if the jury had spent more time reaching its conclusion.

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  • The British Labour Party's new leader has made his first mistake in two years with his superhighway deal.

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  • The recent spate of moral condemnation of fraud in science reflects the conservative nature of scientists; fraud, like error, is a normal part of science and cannot be legislated away.

    • William H. James
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