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Volume 375 Issue 6530, 1 June 1995

Opinion

  • Washington's attempts to strike a bilateral deal with Japan on trade in motor-cars are probably illegal and are certainly a threat to efforts to create a more level playing-field.

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  • The need for changes in patent legislation becomes more clamant every day.

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  • Harold Wilson had the right enthusiasms for science, technology and society, but was too impatient.

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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • Discrepancies in environmental budgets of dioxin-like compounds may be explained by emissions from accidents involving chlorinated organic chemicals. This source may have important implications for regulation inventories.

    • Andrew A. Meharg
    • Daniel Osborn
    Commentary
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News & Views

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Article

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Letter

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Erratum

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Science and the Law

  • The worldwide registration by a pharmaceutical company of the word taxol as a trademark suggests that procedures for registering such marks needs to be tightened.

    • Neil White
    • Simon Cohen
    Science and the Law
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Nature Sister Publications

  • Highlights this month include a strategy to contain arterial damage, a new gene predisposing to obesity, insight into the role of calcium in the blood clotting cascade and the 'reading-head' activity of DNA-binding proteins.

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