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- I did not know that
- Emergent Chaos: Econ and Security papers
- Lawyer resigns over terror laws
- Forecasters face losing key tools
- bad science awards 2004
- Detainees hope British decision helps them
- Bugging device found in UN room
- UK Foreign Secretary Jack Straw is an idiot
- Quebec may change the way we vote
- New Scientist - Virtual island sells for $26,500 i...
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- Prepping to Pull the Plug on GPS
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- New Scientist - Some people are 'immune' to exercise
- Wired News: Sleep Disorders Traced to Genes
- Poverty Lines, Before-Tax, 2003
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- Blunkett quits as home secretary
- Schneier on Security: Behavioral Assessment Profiling
- R.I.P. Gary Webb -- Unembedded Reporter
- Ursula K. Le Guin: Earthsea
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- Wired News: Linux: Fewer Bugs Than Rivals
- Suggested Google Alphabet
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- The Brick Testament
- Et tu, Marvel?
- Sensory Homunculus
- Executive Pay Redux
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- Monkeys miss out on music
- EC calls for rethink of data retention proposals
- Ohio election fraud uproar blasting to new level
- Boing Boing: Piracy vs. Stealing: Teacher Fails "A...
- School defends slavery booklet
- Google Suggest
- Technology Review: Aligned Nanotubes Accommodate Bone
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- CBC News:Security certificates constitutional: court
- Molson, Coors set merger vote for Jan. 19
- Tenet calls for Internet security
- Freedom to Tinker: Gator's Egregious EULA
- More on the Social Security thing
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- Eschaton
- WorkingForChange - Is this American?
- Gross National Happiness
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- Those pesky northerners
- Wired News: EBay Negative on Negativland IPod
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- The Ten Least Successful Holiday Specials of All Time
- [IP] Piercing the P2P Myths, Part Two
- Activist organization responsible for 99% of FCC c...
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- Name: Hermione Granger, Affiliation: Hogwarts
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- More CIBC amusement
- Brazil to break Aids drug patents
- Stamping out tolerance wherever it raises its ugly...
- Copyright Reform is Not a Spectator Sport
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