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

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2. Worth of Psychology for Criminals Queried

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3. World's End Postponed

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4. What's in a Name in Drugs?

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5. What's In a Child's Mind?

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6. What Next! [Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post]

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7. What About the Pill?

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

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9. We'd Better Cache Culture on Far Side of the Moon

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10. We Need Widespread Tests for Venereal Diseases

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11. We Need Social Inventions to Deal with Overbreeding

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12. We Need More and Better Docs

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13. We Know Little About Matches

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14. We Don't Know Basic Facts About Biology of Racial Traits

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

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16. Virginia 'Biology' Based on Delusion

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17. Viable Substitute Proposed for Detergent Phosphates

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

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19. Using Bigotry Against Bias

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20. Use of Nuclear Weapons Is An Invitation to Disaster

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21. Unpredictable Variety Still Rules Human Reproduction

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

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23. Tumor Spread by Fusion

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

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

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

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

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28. The World of the Future

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29. The Vital Thyroid Hormone

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30. The Versatile Embryo

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31. The Real Missle Gap Is In Knowledge of Psychology

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32. The Priority of Education

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33. The Premature Baby Starts Life in Precarious Condition

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

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

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36. The Legal Start of Life

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37. The Infamous Black Death May Return to Haunt Us

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38. The Future of Agriculture

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39. The Disease of Malnutrition

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40. The Disaster of Idiocy

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41. The Dilemma of Tainted Blood

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42. The Dilemma of Curbing Chemical Warfare

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43. The Brains of the Matter

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

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45. The 'Heart Gap' Will Cause Soul Ache

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46. That 'Academic' Work on DNA Applied to a Human Disease

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47. Telephone-Computer Hookup Expands Information Network

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

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49. Technology Assessment

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50. Technological Gap And Italy's Future

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51. Technological Disharmony

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

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53. Swift Biological Advance Can Be Bent to Genocide

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

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55. Stretching Out the Period of the Brain's Development

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56. Street Crime Provides a Case for Rationing Radio Channels

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57. Spreading Research Strikes Score on the Wrong Target

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58. Space: The Crisis of Decision

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59. Some Bad Habits of Reacting to Stress Can Be Unlearned

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60. Society, Not Science, to Decide When to Cure Some Diseases

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61. Sharing Atoms

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62. Security is Happiest Cure for Overbreeding of Poor

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

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64. Searching Debate Needed on Issue of Building ABM

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

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66. Science Trails Vaccine Against Undiagnosed Viral Infections

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67. Science Tracks Down Bearers of Deadly Cystic Fibrosis

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68. Science Has Long Known Ways to Make Subhumans

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69. Science Can't Be Dogmatic About Virgin Birth in Man

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70. Russian Computers Having Delusions--Or Are They?

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71. Risks of Hurricane Taming

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

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

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

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75. Replication of DNA Molecules Shouldn't Be a Moral Issue

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

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77. Radiation Debate Is Off-Base

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78. Racial Alienation and Intelligence

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

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80. Puzzling Over the Dawn of Life

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81. Public Finds Conflicts in Fluoridation Vote

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82. Psychology of Differences Between Sexes Still Obscure

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83. Prophets of Doom Don't Help Population Problem

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

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85. Politics Nullifies Science in Environmental Studies

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86. Poets Knew it All Along

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87. Pill Heralds Biological Change

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88. Personal Tolerance Futile Amid Institutional Racism

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89. Paradox in U. S. Food Policy

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90. Our Pal, The Computer

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91. Our Neighbor Mars

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92. Our Defense Spending Ought to Include Flu Protection

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93. Our CBW Facilities Could Help Against Pestilences

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94. Only Education Transmutes Evil in Science's Findings

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

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96. On Cosmic Law: An Earthly Start

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97. On Atomic Weapons [Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post]

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98. Nine Doctors Test Law

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99. New Civil Hazards Agency Could Regulate Gun Sales

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100. New Cancer Data Imply Death Error

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