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Volume 331 Issue 6156, 11 February 1988

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  • General enthusiasm for producing a sequence of the nucleotides in the whole of human DNA is well justified, but more attention should be paid to the need for an international data-gather ing network.

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  • British plans to sell the public electricity utility deserve more thought.

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  • Some Soviet engineers feel neglected, and seek an academy of their own. Are they wise?

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  • The PhD degree is not an end in itself but a training for research work. The system of awarding doctorates for unpublished and unpublishable theses is overdue for reform.

    • Beverly Halstead
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