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Polluted waters are muddied by morality
Policies for Cleaner Technology - International Toxic Risk Management
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Theories out of the mouths of babes
Bilingual Acquisition
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Twisted fanatics
The Language of the Third Reich
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A social science that's big in Japan
The Handbook of Japanese Linguistics
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Swan songs in each tongue
Language Death
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The true character of writing
Alpha Beta - Chinese - Unlocking the Secrets of Ancient Writing
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A single McLuhan but twice the Blairs
Good to Talk? - The Language Imperative
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Lives dedicated to learning language
How the Brain Evolved Language
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Cracks in the foundations
By colluding with the City in replacing an East End market with office blocks, London Guildhall University risks destroying a community, argues William Taylor. After the talk, the tea, the custard...
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Cryptography, qubits and the art of being in two places at once
From Whitehall to the White House, a quantum computer could crack any code. Justin Mullins talks to scientists in the race to build a 'supercomputer' Two roads diverged in a yellow wood/And sorry I...
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College or a sex life? The choice is yours...
When Lorna Sage went to Durham University, she scored two firsts. One took three years of study and came with honours - the other she achieved when, as a wife and mother, she was allowed to enrol on...
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A detective who retraced steps on the road to hell
Policeman-turned-Phd-student Robin O'Neil's research took him to Belzec, where in 1942, 700,000 Jews died at the hands of another ex-policeman. Steve Farrar reports. Robin O'Neil has seen more than...
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Lima
The rector of Lima's Ricardo Palma University has called on Peru's supreme court to reverse a local court decision to acquit the previous rector of charges of appropriation of funds and fraud...
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Samsun
Staff at 19th Mayais University are planning a 400km march from Samsun to the Turkish capital, Ankara, to protest at the appointment of a rector by the higher education authority, Yok, when staff had...