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  8. A bit of who's your father?

    In South America pregnant women are openly promiscuous and their babies have multiple fathers. In Britain they are unfaithful in secret. Robin Baker explores this flush of libido A baby with more...

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  9. Prey for Blessed Arnold

    When it came to money, Labour's 'fixer' Lord Goodman was generous to a fault. The fault? It wasn't his money. But Brian Brivati finds more to Blessed Arnold than light fingers I have been working on...

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  10. Quake hopes razed as accurate forecasting falls flat

    In the aftermath of this week's catastrophe in Colombia, Ayala Ochert asks, is earthquake prediction possible? On January 17 1994, an earthquake of magnitude 6.7 struck the Northridge suburb of Los...

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  11. There is something lurking in the water

    As scientists ponder the 'cell from hell' that is plaguing our oceans, Tim Cornwell asks, is pollution to blame? Harmful algal blooms in the sea, often called "red tide", pose a growing threat in the...

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  12. The new science Enlightenment

    What will be the big scientific breakthroughs of the 21st century? Leading scientists peek into the future... Top scientists on both sides of the Atlantic say that over the next century science will...

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  14. Higher channels

    John Davies focuses on radio and television programmes likely to be of use to THES readers. (All times pm unless stated.) Pick of the week Century Road (8.10 BBC2). On the strength of its first two...

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  15. SHEFC

    SHEFC has decided in principle to take part in the Arts and Humanities Research Board next academic year and will discuss this further next month. There has been concern among academics that the...

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