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China steps up efforts to combat ivory smuggling
Over half of the world's illegal ivory goes to China, but the government is finally sending a clear message by publicly destroying a haul of seized ivory tusks and trinkets
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Humans
Stonehenge Man: not just a pretty face
Culture
Humans
We have the tools to keep sport free of match-fixing
Opinion
Technology
Police could use radio waves to bring cars to a halt
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Health
Coin-flip judgement of psychopathic prisoners’ risk
Opinion
Humans
The night: Full moon mayhem is for real
Features
Technology
Kinect security cameras know when you swing a punch
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Technology
NSA snoops tech companies’ fibre-optic networks
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Technology
Sewer sensors sniff out signs of bombs and drugs
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Technology
UK’s ‘first 3D printed gun’ is not what it seems
Police claiming to have seized parts of a 3D-printed gun in Manchester may have jumped to the wrong conclusion
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Technology
Smuggler-spotting software sniffs out dodgy shipments
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Technology
Dolphin sonar inspires coin-sized bomb detector
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Technology
Body-worn cameras put police evidence beyond doubt
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Technology
Five ways to rob a bank using the internet
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