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More heat than light: researchers want clarification.(Your letters: our readers speak out)(Correction Notice)
Articles in the March issue raised quite a few letters. The lead researcher of a study wrote to clarify citations of their work in a story about energy use by ...
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Spam is unstoppable simply because the sender can remain anonymous. I propose to eliminate anonymity. If I get e-mail and the sender is known to me, I either accept or reject the message. If the sender is unknown to me, then I reply with instructions for a reply back to me. Spammers who require
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I agree with Adlai Stevenson's assertion that the people voting in the Democratic primary didn't know what they were doing. After all, these same people also nominated him. D. Willenburg, Wheaton Whose mistake? So Adlai Stevenson has decided that the voters of Illinois have "made a mistake" that he
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