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Editorials Seeking refuge in gold Gold closed above $1,000 a troy ounce on Friday (February 20), just three per cent below its all-time high of $1,030.80 reached last March. The rally in gold prices has been on for a considerable period of time. It is fed by a sustained demand ... A giant leap The successful completion of a rough draft of the Neanderthal genome — this is the first time that a genome of an extinct organism has been sequenced — marks a giant leap in evolution science. The announcement coincided with the 200th ... Leader Page Articles Pakistan: need for smart diplomacy By Amitabh Mattoo & Happymon Jacob India should be systematically working towards constructing a Pakistan that is at peace with itself and in harmony with the region. News Analysis Blogging in the time of pink slips By Aarthi S. Anand Managing their profiles and speech on the Internet is of key importance to employees and prospective employees. A fourth ‘R’ is crucial too to academic experience By Tara Parker-Pope New research suggests that play and downtime may be as important to a child’s academic experience as reading, science and math, and that regular recess, fitness or nature time can influence behaviour, concentration and even grades. A ... 
New start to Iraq national museumBy Martin Chulov Horrific carbon footprint By Bibi van der Zee Never mind the anxiety that Victoria Beckham is risking deep-vein thrombosis from the 25,000 air miles (40,000 km) she’s clocked up in the last few weeks: what exactly is all that jet-setting doing to our battered old planet? Between ... Corrections and clarifications The heading of a report (Tamil Nadu, February 24, 2009) was “‘Valar Kalvi has scheme helped State increase literacy rate’”. It should have been “‘Valar Kalvi scheme has helped ... Letters to the Editor Interviews 
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