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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Serious dispute |
| Salt and sickness have a dangerous liaison, writes Anjana Ahuja |
| Stay away from the white stuff. Once you start, you’ll be hooked. It will ruin your life and may eventually kill you. And children, in particular, must be saved from its seductive grip. This was the message issued recently by scientists, in an effort to persuade the UK to reduce its salt intake.... | Read.. |
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| A grand illusion |
| Most of the current controversies associated with science revolve around the vastly different reactions people both within the scientific community and outside it have, not to the strange ... | Read.. |
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| Everything between '0' and '1' |
| Adaptive. Intelligent. Quick learner. If you think all these attributes are only unique to humans, you are mistaken. Mimicking the imprecise decision-making process of the human brain, scientists have ... | Read.. |
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| Forget your comp |
You just know that certain technologies, once they finally become inexpensive and easy to use, will be earth-shattering hits: instant viewing of any movie ever made, nonpolluting cars, cell phones that don’t drop calls. ... | Read.. |
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| QED: Pirates’ win |
Anti-piracy movement will take a backseat, for sure. Stung by criticism and legal notices, the world’s second-largest music label Sony BMG has temporarily suspended making music CDs with antipiracy technology. ... | Read.. |
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