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Vol 367, Issue 6475
17 January 2020

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New SARS-like virus in China triggers alarm

By Jon Cohen, Dennis NormileJan. 17, 2020
Electron-Ion Collider would lay bare the proton's innards

By Adrian ChoJan. 17, 2020
New front emerges in battle to build giant telescope in Hawaii

By Daniel CleryJan. 17, 2020
In effort to save hemlocks, a rare glimpse of hope

By Gabriel PopkinJan. 17, 2020
‘Diversity statements’ divide mathematicians

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