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Is it ethical to write a paper based on a snapshot of a data slide at a conference?
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"Mrs. Palin needs to be reminded that Jesus Christ was a community organizer and Pontius Pilate was a governor."
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"Such is the angst that the American Nobel prize winning physicist Frank Wilczek of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has even had death threats, said Prof Brian Cox of Manchester University, adding: "Anyone who thinks the LHC will destroy the world is a t---.""
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Dr. Free-Ride: It's a little early to have to explain that, for any given system, your parents will look for the ways it might break.
Elder offspring: Save that for back-to-school night.
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" Thousands of pilgrims from as far away as Berkeley's paleoanthropology department have flocked to the site to lay wreaths of flowers, light devotional candles, read aloud from Darwin's works, and otherwise pay homage to the mysterious blue-green stain."
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A quantitative analysis of convention topics.
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Good advice for grad students facing recitation sections.
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"You really do have all the books in the world here!" "All... except one."
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