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As do I, but I also think that a change in culture, so that things like science shows in schools are regarded as a normal part of what every child should experience would be even more valuable, if even harder to secure than money!

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On 10 Jun 2010, at 16:13, Ian B Dunne wrote:

I agree with Hilary

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