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Volume 370 Issue 6488, 4 August 1994

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  • Several UN interventions in the past two years betoken an urgent need for more effective ways of deciding when international action is needed. The United Nations should seek help from some judicial process.

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  • Those who test others' ideas by repeating their experiments are not required to do so slavishly.

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  • The transfer to another ministry of Britain's first science minister for three decades is a loss.

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