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New Scientist - 29 October 2005
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NEWS
TECHNOLOGY
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  • Wildlife in the big bad cityPremium
    By welcoming birds and animals into the towns, are we offering them a comfortable new niche or luring them into a trap? New Scientist investigates
  • Attack of the quantum wormsPremium
    You want a quantum computer? Then prepare to fight off the ultimate in malicious software
OPINION
REGULARS
Comment and Analysis
Editorial: Creativity unites us all; Living where the sky falls in; Editorial: Darwin and dogma;
Books
Letters
For the record; Lost embryos; Animals aren't people; Squirrel stew; Fat is a moral issue; A step to save a planet; Swallows and penguins; Fundamental fears; The hole story; What's in a cup of coffee?;
Interview
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Last Word
Yo ho ho; Lager doubt; Water wheels;
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