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151. Flaws in Disease Data

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152. Flameproofing Children's Cotton Nighties

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153. First an Egg, Then a Man

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154. Fingerprints are Permanent from Third Month of Life

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155. Facilities Still Primitive For Tracing Fingerprints

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156. Evidence Links Poor Diet to Forever-Stunted Minds

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157. Even Studies of Hiroshima Have Not Proved Mutations

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158. Even Scientists Can't Halt Power Shovels

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159. Even Controlled Burning of Forests Has Drawbacks

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160. Environmental Chemicals' Hazards Still Little Known

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161. Engineering Viruses for Health or Warfare

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162. Egg Transplants: Not the End of the World

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163. Egg Transplants: Not the End of the World

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164. Ecology Has All Requisites of an Authentic Religion

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165. Each of Us Is a Society

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166. Dramatic Results Unlikely from Replacing Phosphates

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167. Don't Scrap Education Yet

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168. Discoveries in Cell Fusion Augur Advances in Biology

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169. Demands of Vietnam Hobble Our Steps to Outer World

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170. Dangerous Rail Shipments Burden Innocent Bystander

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171. Dangerous Delinquents

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172. DNA Breakthrough Points Way to Therapy by Virus

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173. Current Issues in Strategic Arms Control

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174. Curbs on Human Engineering Can Create Thought Control

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175. Crossbreeding is Nature's Device to Speed Evolution

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176. Consumer Should Be on Par With Labor and Industry

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177. Congress Should Examine Biological Warfare Tests

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178. Common Sense Should Impel Moves to End U.S. Hunger

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179. Clinical Tests Prove Benefits of Drugs in Schizophrenia

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180. Chromosomes and Crime

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181. Chromium, Other Elements Seen Crucial in Human Diets

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182. Cheap Vaccine Can Be Costly

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183. Cells Hindering Transplants Play Wide Role

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184. Cell Transplants Hold Hope In 'White Skin' Epidemic

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185. Cell Biology

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186. Candidates Could Outline Differences on ABM Policy

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187. Cancer 'Cure' Has Limitations

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188. Can We Keep Mars Clean?

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189. Can Drinking Coffee Raise Chances of Skin Damage?

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190. Campus Radicals' Booby Trap Is to Invite Brutal Reaction

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191. Campus Clashes Raise Issues Basic to Democratic Society

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192. Cable, Pay TV Provide Science-Policy Issue

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193. Business is Marketing Data Once Sold by Private Eye

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194. Budget Bureau Decisions Enter the Public Arena

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195. Breaking the Deadlock Over Missile Inspection

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196. Brandt's Relations With Soviet Union

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197. Bootlegging Flag to the Moon

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198. Birthweight Is a Big Factor In the Survival of Infants

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199. Biology Could Add Little to Hitlerian Repertoire

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200. Big Decisions on Big Boom

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