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Edition: South Pacific
November 13, 2006 / No. 45

COVER
God vs. Science
We revere faith and scientific progress, hunger for miracles and for MRIs. But are the worldviews compatible? TIME convenes a debate


SCIENCE
Croak Addiction
By RORY CALLINAN
A zoologist roaming the wilds of Papua New Guinea has found dozens of frog species unknown to science
AUDIO: Listen to the frog calls

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ARTS
For the Fallen (The Arts)
By ELIZABETH KEENAN
The author of a bestselling account of Gallipoli looks at Australians' equally valiant but less heralded deeds on the western front

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