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Volume 373 Issue 6511, 19 January 1995

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  • The British are whipping themselves into an orgy of excitement about the export of farm animals to the rest of Europe without proper consideration of the underlying issues.

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  • The row in Japan over research accountability has more to do with control of the civil service than with research.

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  • The naming of new human species should be the business of those skilled at the job.

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  • The principle of academic freedom is an inalienable right in any civilized country. How should the state support academic research without interfering with it?

    • Peter Swinnerton-Dyer
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