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This week's meeting of the Council of NATO makes it necessary that there should be a full-throated discussion of what happens next, which means problems for everybody.
A new calculation of the effects of past earthquakes on the speed of the Earth's rotation does not account for the observations, but raises important questions in geophysics.
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Britain's Chancellor Nigel Lawson, some say, is presiding over an economic 'boom'. But what likelihood is there that the recovery will result in employment opportunities?
