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Volume 314 Issue 6007, 14 March 1985

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  • President Reagan hopes the deficit will persuade Congress that farm programmes cannot be afforded. But a free market and exports will not cure all ills.

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  • Next week's British budget could be decisive for the future of British industry and innovation.

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  • Is the Polish government serious in saying it wants normal relations with the outside world?

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  • If the bill recently presented in the British Parliament were to become law, many promising avenues of research would be blocked.

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    • Anne McLaren
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