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Volume 346 Issue 6279, 5 July 1990

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  • A House of Commons committee has thrown new light on the ways in which British governments too often make bad decisions, especially where technical matters are concerned.

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  • The defects that have come to light in the Hubble Telescope are a serious setback for research.

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  • The expedition to test Professor V. J. Gupta's claims is in doubt; Chandigarh should take other steps.

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    • THOMAS W. HOLSTEIN
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