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Contents
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Birth control, Licenses | |
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Science (Social aspects), Science and civilization, Technological innovations | |
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Lakes, Artificial, Water reuse, Water supply (California) | |
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Astronauts | |
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Future, Progress |
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Man (Influence on nature) | |
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Research, Science, Students (Attitudes) | |
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Defoliation, Ecology (Vietnam), Herbicides | |
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Technology and democratic performance | |
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Human ecology | |
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Recycling, Thermodynamics |
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United States Dept. of Defense (Appropriations and expenditures) |
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