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Volume 376 Issue 6537, 20 July 1995

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  • The government of France has given thin excuses for its weapons tests; the greatest danger lies in the precedents these tests will provide for the other black sheep who may want to join the planned Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty.

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  • The British House of Commons has produced a telling document on the future of genetics.

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  • Demands for censorship of the Internet are both impracticable and unwise.

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