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- Uncle Tungsten* by Oliver Sacks, Meulenhoff
- The Skeptical Environmentalist by Bjørn Lomborg, Cambridge
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- E=mc_* by David Bodanis, Ambo
- Superstrings and Other Things by Carlos Calle, Institute of Physics
- What Shape is a Snowflake?* by Ian Stewart, Uniepers
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