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30 JAN 2015, VOL. 347, #6221
- SOCIOLOGYThe end of privacy
- PHYSIOLOGYDefining necessary circadian clock elements
- APPLIED PHYSICSLarge-crystal perovskite films
- ANATOMYEven chicks may count from left to right
- GEOCHEMISTRYBecause the rain falls and the wind blows
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