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This Week in Science - November 29, 2005 Broadcast

Ice Cores in Time, Marx Takes the UN, Threats to the endangered, Where in the world is Beth Wolinski?, You Are What You Wear, Hoorah for Hayabusa, Dust Bunnies on the Moon, Living Pictures, Hwang Suk-ing, Science

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