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...article/mg16522274.500-voices-from-the-past.html “Voices from the past”] ''New Scientist'', 26 February.

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In an interview for ''New Scientist'', Noam Chomsky, pioneer of the concept of universal grammar, said: ...al man]. An interview with Noam Chomsky. 19 March 2012 by Graham Lawton. ''New Scientist'' Magazine issue 2856.</ref>

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...parently in good [[health]]. No others were conclusively sighted.<ref>''[[New Scientist]]'': '[http://www.newscientist.com/backpage.ns?id=mg18725133.000 Job swap].

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...gh, appeared to show a benefit, but these studies were halted early.<ref>''New Scientist'': '[http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg19926651.900-circumcision-to-cut

...not be made by breeding the Cavendish variety with wild relatives.<ref>''[[New Scientist]]'': '[http://environment.newscientist.com/channel/earth/mg19025513.700-a-f

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...uper-Earth' found in space].' 25th April 2007. Soon after, a reader of ''[[New Scientist]]'' magazine wrote in to inquire where the BBC thought a 'super-Earth' coul

This research is from a journal named New Scientist and the author is Andy Coghlan. It was discovered that Photobacterium phosp Coghlan, Andy. (June 1998) Sentinels of the seas. New Scientist v. 158 no. 2137 p. 21 [http://vnweb.hwwilsonweb.com/hww/results/getResults.

...ck duiker, jentink's duiker, yellow back and the white bellied duiker.<ref>New Scientist Mon 9 Aug 2004 (edited)</ref> Aders’ duiker (Zanzibar duiker) is the rare

...licies given his support of clean energy projects in his home state,<ref>''New Scientist'': '[http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20026874.600-nobel-laureate-to-b ...eed to address [[global warming]] and [[renewable energy]] supplies.<ref>''New Scientist'': '[http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16452-obama-to-restore-science-t

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...ewscientist.com/article/mg19225780.071 The Big Questions: What is Life?] ''New Scientist'' Issue 2578, pages 46-51.

...11826-satellites-solve-mystery-of-low-gravity-over-canada.html| publisher=New Scientist| title= Satellites solve mystery of low gravity over Canada| date=10 May 20