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Innovation: The sinister powers of crowdsourcing

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Innovation: The sinister powers of crowdsourcing

Governments are turning to web users to help identify criminals and protestors – could they enlist people's help without revealing their true goals?

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Brain scan reveals who will keep their promises

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Brain scan reveals who will keep their promises

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Smart CCTV learns to spot suspicious types

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Smart CCTV learns to spot suspicious types

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Rise and fall of a dinosaur hunter

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Rise and fall of a dinosaur hunter

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Net piracy: The people vs the entertainment industry

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Net piracy: The people vs the entertainment industry

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The electronic fink that will squeal if you drink

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The electronic fink that will squeal if you drink

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Knox murder trial evidence 'flawed', say DNA experts

Knox murder trial evidence 'flawed', say DNA experts

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Proper use of English could get a virus past security

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Hacked archive provides fodder for climate sceptics

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Hacked archive provides fodder for climate sceptics

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Can you be blamed for sleepwalking crimes?

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Can you be blamed for sleepwalking crimes?

Research on the causes of sleepwalking may make it easier to identify whether those who commit crimes in their sleep should bear the responsibility

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Dumb code could stop computer viruses in their tracks

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US could ban caffeine-alcohol drinks within months

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Tasers safer than batons and fists

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Toddlers insensitive to fear go on to commit crimes

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