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                 Top Science Scandals of 2011    
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A list of this year’s most high-profile retractions and
controversies in science
  

                 The Evolution of Drug Resistance    
By Ruth Williams 
    
Researchers use whole-genome sequencing to keep tabs on the
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involved in the research.
  

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The Japanese Prime Minister brings a measure of closure to the
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