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Now a myriad experiments are under way, as described in the newest issue of Health Affairs, the wonk's Bible.

This week, DC Comics released its newest issue of Batwoman, where the superhero proposes to her girlfriend, a plotline unlikely to curry favor with Card.

Why In addition to celebrating the newest issue of White Zinfandel, Henry Urbach, the Glass House's director, said that the affair was just as momentous for the historic site itself.

Executives at The Nation were hoping that Fox News would be more accommodating, especially because the network has bought an ad in the newest issue of The Nation, which will be coming out during the convention.

The Mer work appears, along with studies of the Maya of Mexico, the Hadza of Tanzania, and a multiethnic community in the Okavango Delta of Botswana, in the newest issue of the journal Human Nature, which is devoted to the deceptively innocent question: Why childhood -- or, more precisely, why such a supersized childhood?

They found in its first 400 million years, Earth's mantle was too hot and runny to push around plates, and that in about 5 billion years, the planet will cool to the point that plate tectonics will cease, according to a study published in the newest issue of the journal Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors.

The oldest gossipy magazines disappeared and the newest issues of the Economist and Time magazine remained.

And the new issue of The Pipeline.

A new issue of Film-Philosophy Journal looks at disgust.

PICKED up the new issue of Industrie the other day.

The study appears in the new issue of the journal PLoS Medicine.