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September 2001
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Hearts have long been regulated by electronic implants. Now it´s the brain´s turn.
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Myth: The Internet can´t be controlled. Reality: Oh yes it can. The only question is who will do it.
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As an Airbus cruises toward Singapore, new diagnostic tools spot trouble before it happens.
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