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Volume 359 Issue 6392, 17 September 1992

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  • A US Congressman is asking whether support for basic research can be taken for granted. The research community, which is inclined to react impatiently, should instead give a moderate response to a fair question.

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  • Alarms about the risk of food contaminants may become a powerful non-tariff restraint on trade.

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