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Duncan Graham

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Research Professor of Chemistry, Associate Principal & Dean of Science, University of Strathclyde. Science, Rugby and Metal. What else is needed except beer?
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When census takers come calling, truth gets complicated

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By Duncan Graham
| Pearls and Irritations
Indonesia’s economic census is meant to produce a snapshot of the nation, but distrust of officials and fears about privacy may blur the picture. The Indonesian government is trying to collect and analyse data from 288 million people, many of whom are reluctant to help the Central Statistics Bureau and its 18,000 staff know about their lives. Although there are laws to protect privacy, the word on the street is that officials can’t be trusted to keep secrets.
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Thanks Mr Fox; please keep digging

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By Duncan Graham
| pearlsandirritations.com
Parkinson’s disease is the fastest growing neurological condition in the world, and still without a cure. You’re collecting the main meal. Jolly banter in the queue. Suddenly, the tray slips – scalded hands and the chef’s special bakso (meatball soup) splashes down the backs of fellow diners. This happens most often at formal functions and guarantees blacklisting. An aberration – or the uncontrollable shakes? Parkinson’s sounds like an exclusive English fashion brand.
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Thanks Mr Fox; please keep digging

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By Duncan Graham
| Pearls and Irritations
Parkinson’s disease is the fastest growing neurological condition in the world, and still without a cure. You’re collecting the main meal. Jolly banter in the queue. Suddenly, the tray slips – scalded hands and the chef’s special bakso (meatball soup) splashes down the backs of fellow diners. This happens most often at formal functions and guarantees blacklisting. An aberration – or the uncontrollable shakes? Parkinson’s sounds like an exclusive English fashion brand.
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