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Volume 336 Issue 6201, 29 December 1988

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  • The British government has reacted with hysteria to the indiscretions of a junior minister and to the wishes of its voters that the genus salmonella would go away.

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  • The new US president should worry about the bills that go unpaid as well as the federal deficit.

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  • The huge potential of space for science, exploration and peaceful applications could be jeopardized by debris in Earth orbit, and by an extraterrestrial arms race.

    • G. B. Field
    • M. J. Rees
    • D. N. Spergel
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