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...globe. Some 85% of the gene sequences he hauls up are unique to that site, suggesting that each 200-mile stretch of ocean represents a vastly different ecosystem. And that's just from scratching the surface, says JGI director Eddy Rubin: "There are whole domains of life that haven't been touched yet." --Reported by Melissa August/ Washington and Laura A. Locke/ Walnut Creek
...saves me in my worst moments." And that is why he describes the life he now lives as the happiest possible, working at a pace some would consider relentless. For him it's a joyful release. "I have so much pressure to work," says Botero. "I haven't found anything that amuses me more. And at my age, you have to enjoy life...
...frills, €3,000 run-around toward emerging markets such as China, even though a similar plan by rival Renault has already veered off course. Dacia, Renault's Romanian subsidiary, has sold around 70,000 of its Logan cars since unveiling them in eastern Europe last year. But customers haven't been buying the basic €5,000 car the manufacturer designed for them; instead they've demanded expensive extras. Last week the French were introduced to the Logan ahead of its wider rollout across Western Europe in the coming months - but it will cost at least...
...Republican. The DBT attack force is barred from using many of the weapons detailed in the opening scenario of this story, but, says the Congressman, "if I were a terrorist, I'd feel more than free to use them." The agency doesn't require defenses against weapons that terrorists haven't regularly used, according to a senior nuclear-plant safety expert who has worked with the NRC and the nuclear industry for decades. "The NRC's assumption is that if it's not being used by the terrorists," he says, "it's not reasonable to assume it would suddenly start...
...Blair press conference also was notable for the President's continuing, annoying-indeed, outrageous-refusal to talk straight about Iraq. His platitudes haven't changed a bit. Yes, the Jan. 30 election was inspiring, but the good vibrations have long since evaporated. In recent months the intelligence community has concluded that the Iraqi insurgency is more coherent than previously supposed-with a collegial, if not strictly defined, leadership network, reliable funding sources and Sunni fighters far more adept than the nine-week wonders being produced for the new government by U.S. trainers. There is a growing fear that the myopia...