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** From issue 2844 of New Scientist magazine, page 8.

...a number of projects investigating this possibility<ref name='newsci2645'>New Scientist No2645, 1st March 2008.</ref>.:

...sfactory-metaphor-for-dna.html We need a satisfactory metaphor for DNA.] ''New Scientist'' Issue 2696. 23-Feb-2009

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...print under the headline "Causes for climate concern". From issue 2946 of New Scientist magazine, page 5.</ref>

In their 2008 ''New Scientist'' article '''<font color=#660000>"Best in Small Doses"</font>''', hormesiol ...ittle-poison-is-good-for-you.html When a little poison is good for you.] ''New Scientist'' 9 August 2008. pp. 34-39.

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| publisher=New Scientist ...ntist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99994959 Milky Way spiral gets an extra arm], New Scientist.com

...help-fight-crime.html "DNA test for eye colour could help fight crime"], ''New Scientist'' 14 March 2009.

...e up to the fact that people do not get fat simply because they overeat. ''New Scientist'' 19 January 2008, page 17</ref></blockquote>

...but changes by unregistered users must be approved by a reviewer.<ref>''[[New Scientist]]'': '[http://technology.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=mg19526226.200&feed

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...e up to the fact that people do not get fat simply because they overeat. ''New Scientist'' 19 January 2008, page 17</ref></blockquote>