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South Africans, who spent years destabilising Mozambique, are now its biggest investors.In this section Benefits of peace Sliding back to war?

This has been at the expense of white control, in particular Afrikaner and Jewish (see chart).In this section Benefits of peace Sliding back to war?

Nobody is sure what he wants, but his belligerence leads many to fear a return to war.In this section Benefits of peace Sliding back to war?

Despite international outrage, the prime minister reiterates daily that he will go ahead, though he has not yet given the go-ahead for bulldozers.In this section Benefits of peace Sliding back to war?

This, claim officials, is costing the economy hundreds of thousands of dollars and bringing "our nation's most prestigious product into disrepute .In this section Benefits of peace Sliding back to war?

Casuistry, say the Palestinians: the wording of the key paragraph in the 1995 agreement is imprecise but the thrust is clear.In this section Benefits of peace Sliding back to war?

This, the team hoped, would help elucidate a phenomenon known as neutrino oscillation.In this section Net benefits In a hole?

Perhaps, then, from its makers' point of view, the neutrinophone is not such a nutty idea, after all.In this section Net benefits In a hole?

Rabbis of all religious and political stripes agreed.In this section The benefits and the curse of oil Still more murk than light Temple temptations Drums of war across the borders Let's talk again, maybe A bad example?

How about a high-tech alternative: capturing the CO2 from air by artificial means and tucking it away in the Earth's crust?In this section Net benefits In a hole?

But he denied that a deal had been done; early in the negotiations, he said there could be no deal without Mr Tsvangirai.In this section The benefits and the curse of oil Still more murk than light Temple temptations Drums of war across the borders Let's talk again, maybe A bad example?