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Volume 307 Issue 5953, 23 February 1984

Opinion

  • The Reagan Administration continues to apply widely its demand for secrecy in scientific matters that have any bearing on national security. It is time for more vocal opposition.

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  • When research ministers meet in Brussels next week, they should back the Commision.

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  • Japanese advances should be welcomed by scientists, not treated as national threats.

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Commentary

  • The polygraph (“lie detector”) test is wrong one-third of the time overall, biased against innocent and conscientious persons, and can be “beaten” by sophisticated liars. Increasing use of this technique, in the United States and soon in Britain, is a cause for alarm.

    • David T. Lykken
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Product Review

  • This week's selection of new products covers all those that would be used in a microbiology laboratory — from reagents to immunoassay kits.

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