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Volume 312 Issue 5989, 1 November 1984

Opinion

  • This month's sale of the telephone company British Telecom will not bring competition but may net the government £4,000 million. The objectives are admirable but the methods are wrong.

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  • British universities had better become knowledgeable about their research.

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  • Using the cloak of animal rightists' groups to persecute people is wrong.

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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • The European nations could easily be tempted into a very expensive alliance with the United States to produce a space station. But is it worth it?

    • Erhard Keppler
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News & Views

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Review Article

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Article

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Letter

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Book Review

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New on the Market

  • New products covered this month include a completely sealed ecosystem being offered as a “gift item” and a computerized densitometer for electrophoresis.

    New on the Market
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