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1001 ( improbable ) dreams. The Latest !

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the LATEST one . . .

Aliens, Arms, Bushmeat, Callcentres, Cod, Computers, Dinosaurs, Democracy, Doctors, Endangered species, the Economy, Exams, Fishing, Garbage, Global Warming, Human rights, Hypnotists, Hypnochondria, Internet, Jetskis, Lotteries, Middle East, Nanotech (1), Nanotech (2), Nuke Power, Nurture/Nature, Organics, Patents, Philosophy, Robots, Scientists (1), Scientists (2), Skinheads, Software, Statistics, Surveillance, Time, TV News, Xmas (1), Xmas (2),

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Also see . . .

1001 uses (for a computer),

1001 uses (for a mobile) and

0's'n'1's as featured in 'The Guardian' 1999/2000

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