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	Stem cells: the biotech front in America's culture wars An Indian film has triggered widespread protests and civil unrest on the subcontinent over its overt portrayal of lesbianism.
	Multiple IVF embryos put babies at risk Singapore’s impending population implosion is cause for alarm, but proposed solutions studiously neglect the underlying causes.
	High tech scans show secrets of the womb A Scotland Yard report reveals British military and police personnel helped Protestant guerillas kill Catholics in Northern Ireland.
	Taiwanese women increasingly aborting girls The U.S. is becoming increasingly involved with counter-terrorism efforts in South America’s most volatile country.
	British scientist to clone human embryos Castro's crackdown on independent journalists, librarians, turns human rights spotlight back onto Cuba.
	Nurses resign, won't prescribe abortion pill Not only does Islam fail to give way to Western laws and customs. Quite the contrary, as time goes by it tries to impose its own law on the West.
	Recreational use of Viagra on the rise A proposal for a “non-invasive” excavation at Scotland's 15th-century Rosslyn Chapel meets with opposition.
	Britain to allow 'designer babies', embryo testing Time is ripe for a hero with moral courage and a clear understanding of right and wrong. Spider-man 2 delivers.
	Indian 'holy city' weaving 600,000 condoms a day A Flemish masterpiece is at the center of an elusive mystery, one that has busied amateur sleuths for seventy years.
	The population explosion is a dud A dramatic exposé of the scandalous conditions inside Ireland’s church-run Magdalene Laundries has struck a chord on the Emerald Isle.
	Euthanasia rampant in New Zealand Antoni Gaudi's Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is being 'virtually' completed for a new feature film.
	Norwegian adoption agencies refuse gay couples The real draw for Dan Brown’s runaway bestseller is his highly polemical premise: that Christianity is a sham, little more than an age-old instrument of oppression.
	Brazil plans 3 billion condoms to fight AIDS The passion of Christ has always been controversial, and the latest dramatization is being criticized not for its infidelity to the Gospel, but rather for its faithful adherence to Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.