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Volume 325 Issue 6105, 18 February 1987

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  • Two developments in the British academic scene offer a remote chance that British universities may yet be revived. But there is no time for leisured consideration of what to do.

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  • US researchers, under pressure to be more productive, may find fewer benefits in plurality.

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  • The prospect of a transatlantic quarrel over the Anti- Ballistic Missile Treaty cannot be avoided.

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