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Volume 368 Issue 6469, 24 March 1994

Opinion

  • Everybody's interest is that North Korea should not be aggressively pilloried for its less than full cooperation with the recent inspection of its nuclear plants; the survival of the Non-Proliferation Treaty is more important.

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  • The Royal Society has fired a warning shot at the planned review of British research establishments.

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  • The British government is once again in the European doghouse, this time for good reason.

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  • Although some of the initial controversy surrounding DNA profiling has been resolved, courts have been misled about the strength of DNA evidence.

    • David J. Balding
    • Peter Donnelly
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