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World domination and the emperor's new clothes
The Road Ahead - I Sing the Body Electronic - Microsoft Secrets
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Pluses and minuses
C++, The Core Language - The Object Concept - Practical C++ Programming
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Caxton: is he dead or merely resting?
Scholarly Journals at the Crossroads
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Alone in an alien landscape
War of the World
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Simply bound to be desirable
Bonding and Structure of Molecules and Solids
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Snip, snip those model molecules
Medical Origami
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Sugaring a bitter pill
Braving the Elements
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The influence of valence
Comprehensive Organometallic Chemistry II
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Two halves together for a better whole
Juliet Webster tells Tim Greenhalgh why she is taking a gender perspective to her new IT research job in Brussels. Juliet Webster is taking the challenge of developing civilised technological change...
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Renaissance with dog-eared edges
Mark Greengrass sees great opportunities but also a distinct threat in the development of electronically stored and revised humanities texts. How much humanities scholars still rely on the great text...
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Raiders target Wales
English gangs are thought responsible for a growing number of cross border raids on Welsh further and higher education institutions for their RAMs - not the woolly sort, but personal computer random...
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Porn students face action
University College London has threatened its students with disciplinary action if they misuse the college computing system, writes Jennie Bristow. Offences include "downloading pornography from the...
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Teachers lead a revolution in outward mobility after the isolation years
What kind of people are benefiting from the new technologies? Is it just the "haves", international business people and academics, who want a stake in computer mobility and connectivity? There are...
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God@universe.edu
Members of Westcott House, a theological college in Cambridge, will answer questions about the Christian faith on http://www.ely.anglican.org. Not to be outdone by the Protestants, the Catholic Churc...