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Relapse of 'cured' men shows HIV is far from beaten

Two men who came off their antiviral medication earlier this year are taking their drugs again following the reappearance of the virus

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Drawing on a moon brings out people's best and worst

Drawing on a moon brings out people's best and worst

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Could China combat smog with artificial rain?

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Could China combat smog with artificial rain?

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Towering imagination of a polymath architect-engineer

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Towering imagination of a polymath architect-engineer

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Top-down or bottom-up? Two visions of smart cities

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Top-down or bottom-up? Two visions of smart cities

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How heat from trains and sewers can warm our homes

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How heat from trains and sewers can warm our homes

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Send wireless power long range with lasers and balloons

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Send wireless power long range with lasers and balloons

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Human cost of coal in the UK: 1600 lives a year

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Stop persecution to halt HIV, says United Nations

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Animal-rights group sues to secure freedom for chimps

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Animal-rights group sues to secure freedom for chimps

Animal-rights groups have filed the kind of lawsuit notably used in the antislavery movement to try and get chimps recognised as persons rather than property

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The best science books of 2013

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The night: When darkness falls, fear rises

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How we evolved to trade longevity for vitality

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First survey shows which grape bacteria improve wine

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