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5 Nov 2013: People apparently look more attractive when seen with others than when viewed as individuals, so get yourself a band -
4 Nov 2013:
Dean Burnett: Counter to what many might say, the data suggests that immigration is essential
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31 Oct 2013:
Dean Burnett: Tired of dressing up as supernatural things for Halloween? Then why not try some terrifying scientific costumes
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29 Oct 2013:
Dean Burnett: Is it possible to build a modern Noah's Ark using science alone?
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22 Oct 2013:
Dean Burnett: Michael Gove may be trying to change the science curriculum, with baffling results
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18 Oct 2013:
Dean Burnett: British Gas has angered many with its price increases, but science offers suggestions for cheaper energy
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16 Oct 2013:
Dean Burnett: The negative stereotype of maths as 'boring' is unfair and needs to change
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2 Oct 2013:
Dean Burnett: If you don't want to buy What Doctors Don't Tell You magazine, here are some free health tips that no doctor would ever share
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26 Sep 2013:
Dean Burnett: The sale of costumes offensively portraying mental health patients shows there is still a great deal of stigma that needs to be challenged
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20 Sep 2013:
Dean Burnett: The persistent claims that video games cause violence are likely to result in violence
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18 Sep 2013:
Dean Burnett: A guide to picking up women that incorporates established science
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13 Sep 2013:
Dean Burnett: Some animals are considered uglier than others, but this doesn't mean they deserve extinction
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10 Sep 2013:
Dean Burnett: The novel baking recipes and techniques of some of the world's most famous scientists
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5 Sep 2013:
Dean Burnett: Conspiracy theories are increasingly common, but why do people get caught up in such outlandish ideas?
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30 Aug 2013:
Dean Burnett: Advertisers would have us believe that only women eat yogurt. Is this true? If so, what's the science behind this gender bias?
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