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The Chinese Google

The Chinese Google

Baidu is the search engine of choice for 85 per cent of China’s net users. But what kind of window on the world is it when it claims Tiananmen Square is nothing more than a tourist attraction?

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Deadly secrets  of the laboratory

Deadly secrets of the laboratory

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You, robot

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“Science tells you that your opinion is worthless. That’s difficult”

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