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The evolution of monkeys remains a mystery

One theory seems to be wrong

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Science and technology
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Countries look at ways to tinker with Earth’s thermostat

Cooling the climate

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A cheap way to protect coffee crops from boring beetles

Build bridges to predatory ants’ nests using string

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Disruptive technology may change the whisk(e)y industry

Decent grog will take days to make, instead of years

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  • by david hall
A Dragon visits the ISS

This time, the crew is a dummy. Next time, people will be on board

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In the cyber break-in stakes, the champion is Russia

Russian computer hackers are seven times faster than North Koreans

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Spacecrafts’ solar panels can serve double-duty as sails

Sometimes they used air molecules. Sometimes sunlight

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A second case of someone probably cured of HIV has been reported

The treatment tailors stem-cell transplants intended for leukaemia

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China’s last boomtowns show rapid growth is still possible
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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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