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Too much or too little change?

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Are smart meters really smart?

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Coalition: David Laws - review

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The brilliance of stuff that just works

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Say after me 'cost and price are not the same thing'

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Banking baloney

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Farewell to consumer electronics laptops

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Stone age observatories or motel of the mysteries?

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The Divine Madness of Philip K. Dick - review

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The PR corner - issue #4

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