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What the British do seem to be good at is invention
Truly amazing, this Graphene sounds promising, and best of all its a British iinvention. Lets hope they get the proper funds or it will be another British idea exploited by the US, because we failed to fund it.
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Prof Andre Geim, Dr Kostya Novoselov, Dr Leonid Ponomarenko!
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Well it was in Manchester!, although I admit we may have had some help.
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If you are in danger of being overrun call in the Frogstamper
Rimmer: OK, step up to red alert.
Kryton: Are you sure sir? it does mean changing the bulb
LOL, yeah. The Brits and the Ruskies are about to join forces and show em how it's done. We need an O/S everyone can cope with and this thing powering it, kick Intel and Microsoft into touch. Might happen before I retire, fingers crossed for "Industrial Revolution II"
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