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25.10.2005
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SOCIETY AND MARRIAGE - WHAT ARE GLOBAL CHANGES?
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In the second half of the last century, qualitative changes occurred in the matrimonial structure of the globe population - the percentage of married people decreased sharply, and the percentage of divorced and single persons increased. Concurrently, the birth rate decreased quickly.
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25.10.2005
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TRANSFORMER ALGA
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To avoid being eaten up, it is necessary to grow up in size by about three times. It turns out that such scenario is implemented in nature. Its genetic mechanisms have been studied by Russian scientists.
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18.10.2005
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NEW ORLEANS DROWNED IN THE MISSISSIPPI WATERS
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Chief research assistant (Institute of Experimental Meteorology, Obninsk) Vladimir Pudov shares his opinion about the causes of disastrous hurricanes, which befell recently on the US states.
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11.10.2005
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REVIVAL OF THE CLAY JUG METHOD
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The Moscow geophysicists believe that contemporary devices allow to learn a lot of new things about the life of our planet judging by the sounds produced by it, in particular, to guess when next earthquake is going to happen.
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07.10.2005
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WHY SHOULD ECOLOGISTS KNOW PSYCHOLOGY?
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International scientific & practical conference "Psychology and Ecology" took place in Moscow. Main tasks the participants to the conference tried to solve were as follows: bringing together positions and views of psychologists and ecologists, integration of these sciences for a goal common to all mankind - preservation and evolution of life on the Earth.
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