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1. The World of the Future [with Lederberg's 1982 annotations]

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2. Risks of Hurricane Taming

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3. The Dilemma of Tainted Blood

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4. Egg Transplants: Not the End of the World

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5. Egg Transplants: Not the End of the World

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6. Radiation Debate Is Off-Base

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7. Ratification of the Geneva Protocol and the Control of Chemical Warfare

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8. Cancer 'Cure' Has Limitations

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9. Technology Assessment

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10. Brandt's Relations With Soviet Union

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11. Worth of Psychology for Criminals Queried

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12. Even Scientists Can't Halt Power Shovels

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13. Current Issues in Strategic Arms Control

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14. Total Test Ban Would Be Surest Path to Arms Curb

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15. The Dilemma of Curbing Chemical Warfare

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16. Engineering Viruses for Health or Warfare

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17. Government is Most Dangerous of Genetic Engineers

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18. Consumer Should Be on Par With Labor and Industry

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19. We Know Little About Matches

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20. Flameproofing Children's Cotton Nighties

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21. Politics Nullifies Science in Environmental Studies

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22. Dramatic Results Unlikely from Replacing Phosphates

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23. Viable Substitute Proposed for Detergent Phosphates

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24. Intellectuals Revive Dream of Israeli-Arabic Planning

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25. In Deflecting Hurricanes, Where Do We Aim Them?

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26. How Can Random Rampages Alter Course in Vietnam?

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27. Security is Happiest Cure for Overbreeding of Poor

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28. How to Harvest Enrichment of Land Surrounding Parks

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29. Ecology Has All Requisites of an Authentic Religion

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30. Prophets of Doom Don't Help Population Problem

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31. U.S. Population Growth Could Be Made Bearable

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32. High Technology Can End Pollution

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33. Long-Range Study Mustn't Sidetrack Birth Control

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34. Yellow Fever Still Survives in Jungles of Africa, Brazil

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35. Our CBW Facilities Could Help Against Pestilences

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36. Biology Could Add Little to Hitlerian Repertoire

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37. 'Eradication' of Smallpox Shouldn't End Containment

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38. We Can Make a Safer World by Dropping Work on Toxins

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39. We Need Social Inventions to Deal with Overbreeding

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40. Power's Good Safety Score Can Be Further Improved

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41. Just What Scientific Lore Would Be Better Unknown?

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42. Ample Evidence for Taking the Lead Out of Gasoline

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43. Atomic Risk Hard to Rate in Terms of Electrocution

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44. New Cancer Data Imply Death Error

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45. Leukemia Ebb is Rare News on the Environmental Front

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46. Dangerous Rail Shipments Burden Innocent Bystander

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47. Health Care Costs Inflated by Doctors Without Dollars

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48. An Asteroid Into the Sun May Have Glazed Moon Rock

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49. Additives Shouldn't Harm Even One in Million

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50. National Drug Test Center Would Be a Salutary Step

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51. Heavy Dosage No Argument Against Ban on Cyclamate

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52. MSG Revelations Make One Wonder About Other Foods

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53. Environmental Chemicals' Hazards Still Little Known

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54. Many 'Accepted' Additives May Be Cyclamate's Equal

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55. Air Pollution Ingredients Are Suspect for Mutation

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56. A Good Try Poses Problem

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57. Human Mutation Can Scramble the Coded Genetic Message of DNA

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58. Even Studies of Hiroshima Have Not Proved Mutations

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59. The Moral Issue of Science is Lack of Science of Peace

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60. Fingerprints are Permanent from Third Month of Life

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61. Facilities Still Primitive For Tracing Fingerprints

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62. Even Controlled Burning of Forests Has Drawbacks

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63. Strontium 90 Less an Ogre Than Painted, But How Much?

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64. Value of Sending Men to Mars is Vastly Outweighed by Cost

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65. Secrecy of Doctor-Patient Relationship Might Not Prove So Sacred in Court

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66. Business is Marketing Data Once Sold by Private Eye

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67. The 'Mysterious' Computer Will Not Abet Witch-Hunts

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68. Technology of TV Should Put Viewer Back Into the Picture

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69. Street Crime Provides a Case for Rationing Radio Channels

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70. Cable, Pay TV Provide Science-Policy Issue

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71. TV Can Be So Magnificent; Why Must It Be So Bad?

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72. One Third of Europe Dead from the Plague [Review of "The Black Death" by Philip Ziegler]

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73. Telephone-Computer Hookup Expands Information Network

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74. Those Who Fear Mind Control in Future Should Look Hard Now -- At Television

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75. A Cloud of Questions Hovers Around Carbon Monoxide

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76. Greed to Cash In on Science Can Cause Cosmic Bellyache

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77. We Need Widespread Tests for Venereal Diseases

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78. Research Yields Clues on Blood Disease Caused by Worms in Tropical Climates

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79. We're So Accustomed to Using Chlorine That We Tend to Overlook Its Toxicity

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80. Campus Clashes Raise Issues Basic to Democratic Society

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81. Heart Transplants a Help, But Prevention is Better

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82. Chromium, Other Elements Seen Crucial in Human Diets

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83. Genetics Can Be as Exciting as Astrology If You Ignore Subtleties of How Genes Act

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84. Must We Re-Educate Average Physicians So They May Evaluate the Newest Drugs?

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85. The Meaning of Dr. Jensen's Study of IQ Disparities

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86. Public Finds Conflicts in Fluoridation Vote

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87. Revived Controversy Over Fluoridation Points Up Our Basic Lack of Knowledge

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88. Cells Hindering Transplants Play Wide Role

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89. Spreading Research Strikes Score on the Wrong Target

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90. Leaded Gasoline Presents Hazards to Health

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91. Most Wildlife Species Appear to Be Doomed by Growth in Population and by Pollution

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92. Discoveries in Cell Fusion Augur Advances in Biology

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93. Sea-Level Canal Points Up Need for Environmental Data

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94. Food Needs Require Us to Apply Basic Biology

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95. Quality of Life and Freedom Will Perish if Unlimited 'Right to Breed' Persists

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96. Science Has Long Known Ways to Make Subhumans

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97. Review of "JBS: The Life and Work of J. B. S. Haldane" by R. W. Clark

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98. Racial Alienation and Intelligence

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99. Man Can Be Called 'Machine' -- But A Most Complex One

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100. Tiny Muscles Seem to Have a Role in Brain Activity

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