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This month, a crack team from Britain's electricity supply company began working on overhead cables – without turning the power off. David Fishlock joined a training session

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When memory plays us false: Psychotherapy depends on retrieving painful memories of childhood. But as Bob Holmes discovered, the way we store information may make those memories suspect – and open to suggestion

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Let mind talk: Why should showing feelings and sleep be good for your immune system, while stress and insomnia are bad?

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Plundering the final frontier: If space has a future, it is much more likely to be driven by commercial expolitation than scientific exploration

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Return to the moon: From asrronomers to planetary scientists, everyone wants a piece of the Moon. But, as Julie Cave reports, preserving its environment may not be easy

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When Mr Right is too much effort: Being choosy about a mate makes good reproductive sense to female primates if you have to spend years caring for your offspring. But the reality is rather different as Meredith E. Small found out

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Health

Hipbone connected to the titanium implant…

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Tales the spacemen tell: For more than two decades NASA’s astronauts have shunned the limelight. Now they have broken their silence to speak to Andrew Chaikin

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Space

Houston! You never mentioned the boulders

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Not warming, but cooling: Whatever happened to globalwarming? It seems that the world’s most populous areas are getting cooler-the culprit this time is the aerosol effect reports Fred Pearce

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South Africa: The missing pieces

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Understanding the inner voices

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Night of the strangest comet

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Can we stop the wetlands from drying up?: From southernSpain to northern Nigeria, conservationists are struggling to convincegovernments of the value of wetlands. Ted Hollis and James Bedding findoutif they are succeeding . . .

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