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1. Complexity by M. Mitchell Waldrop, Simon & Schuster

2. Schrödinger’s Kittens by John Gribbin, Weidenfeld & Nicolson

3. Complexification by John Casti, HarperCollins

4. Out of Control by Kevin Kelly, Fourth Estate

5. After the Fact by Howard Geertz, Harvard

6. A Mathematician Reads the Newspapers by John Allen Paulos, Basic Books

7. Women’s Work by Elizabeth Barber, W. W. Norton

8. River Out of Eden by Richard Dawkins, Weidenfeld & Nicolson

9. Hyperspace by Michio Kaku, Doubleday

10. Nano! by Ed Regis, Bantam

The people’s choice shows everything from relativity to 20 000 years of women’s technology selling well in the capital.

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List prepared in collaboration with Reiters, Washington DC, Fax: 001 202 296 903