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Apple to open third San Francisco store on Black Friday |
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T-Mobile Germany to sell unlocked iPhones without contract |
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Apple on track to sell 25 million iPods this quarter |
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Briefly: iTunes rentals; $100 off Office 2008; BlackBerry
iPhone |
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Apple boosts Euro .Mac speed |
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Hola, Mexico: Apple opens online Store for Mexico |
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Verizon's 'fake iPhone' LG Voyager is no Apple iPhone killer |
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Infoworld: Apple's Mac OS X Leopard is a rung above perfection |
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Analyst expects Apple to sell record 25 million iPods in
holiday quarter |
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Robot claims 'world first' convertible legs |
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Savvy babies good judges of character: study |
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Skin stem cells get Vatican approval--for now |
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Herpes virus found in Torres Strait turtles |
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Devil endangered |
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Scientists Find Fossil of Enormous Bug |
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Nearly Half of U.S. Adults Now Exercise |
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Cave May Hold Secrets to Legend of Ancient Rome |
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Archaeology unearths gout in early Pacific people |
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Remains of ancient synagogue with unique mosaic floor found in
Galilee |
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Rotten Apple: Leopard |
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It's the Peripherals, Not the PC |
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Apple Is No. 3 PC Maker...for Now |
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Apple's Pages '08 is All Grown Up |
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Apple's Keynote '08 Delivers Simple Sophistication |
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BusinessWeek's Best Tech Products of 2007: Apple iPhone, Mac
Pro, MacBook Pro; and Worst: Apple TV |
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Wall Street Journal poll: What's on your electronics gift
list? (includes Zune, omits iPod?!) |
27 |
$99 miShare device shares files and playlists between iPods;
no computer or cable required |
28 |
Jellyfish attack wipes out N. Ireland's salmon farm |
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Fuel's gold: Termites point way to new dawn of bio-energy |
30 |
Oddball white dwarfs embody new category of star |
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Buffalo Zoo faulted in polar bear deaths |
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Babies may make social judgments |
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Scientists find fossil of enormous bug |
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UN calls for improved sanitation |
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Hurdles remain after stem cell advance |
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Docs find errors in own medical charts |
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Most steroid users are not athletes: study |
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Researchers find mirror fools phantom limb pain |
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Eating more fish may improve seniors' memory |
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Thailand may get cancer drug free from Novartis: minister |
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Happy in old age: study shows anti-blues drug prolongs life |
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Prenatal cocaine exposure cuts blood flow to brain |
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Thousands protest over ant aphrodisiac scheme |
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If you overeat, get back on track fast |
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Hacking the Holidays: Carve Your Turkey Like a Pro |
46 |
10 Great Snake-Oil Gadgets |
47 |
E-Book Readers At A Glance |
48 |
Wired Puts Your Thanksgiving Feast Under a Microscope |
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Seven Things You Should Know About Turkeys |
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Canada creates huge protected forest reserves |
51 |
We Can Reprogram Skin Cells Into Stem Cells--So Do We Still
Need Embryos? |
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Butterfly Naming Auction Ends with $40,800 Bid |
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French smokers march on cigarette ban |
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Female Cancers May Come From Dad's DNA |
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More Holiday PC Silliness: Santa in Red Too Commercial; Let's
Go with Green |
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In Some Households, Every Day Is Turkey Day |
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Medical Errors, Past and Present |
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Thanksgiving--Without the Meat! |
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Babies size you up in an instant |
60 |
Termites' gut reaction set for biofuels |
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Earth as you've never seen it before |
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Fake snakes to scare Aussie birds |
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Cutty Sark rises from the ashes |
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Teachers try zero gravity to inspire pupils |
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UN plots Chernobyl zone recovery |
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Jellyfish attack destroys salmon |
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Earth's Moon is 'cosmic rarity' |
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4bn euros for frontier research |
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How firms and fraudsters deal in data |
70 |
Amazon Kindle sells out on debut |
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Girls 'link weight to happiness' |
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HIV remains worrying global epidemic |
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Gene 'protects against cancers' |
74 |
Pandemic flu drug order doubles |
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Study: Infants Can Judge Naughty From Nice |
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Revamping Relationships Among Cultivated Potatoes |
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Remove CO2 from air? Experts working on it |
78 |
Rogue Dwarf Shines New Light on Tiny Galaxies |
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Buddhists and Hindus Not Worried About Scientists Playing God |
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An E-Book Reader That Just May Catch On |
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Amazon Kindle Review: Igniting Interest in E-Books? |
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PS3 tops Wii in Japan...AGAIN |
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Stats: The video-game console wars, one year later |
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Dinning [sic] Out for Thanksgiving, and More Fixings |
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Thanksgiving additives a real mouthful |
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Scientists gain new respect for turkeys |
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Mozilla Readies Firefox Patch |
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Firefox: On leaky memory and bumping blockers |
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Google extends market lead in search |
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Babies learn to tell a friend from foe before they can talk |
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Babies even months young can spot nice, nasty characters |
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Babies can separate the good from the bad: Study |
93 |
Babies Can Tell Friend From Foe |
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Apple to settle patent lawsuit |
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Apple pays $10 million to end iTunes patent dispute |
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Apple settles iPod lawsuit for $10 million |
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Computer Game With a Special Special Effect, Facial
Expressions |
98 |
GM reaffirms to launch electric car in 2010 |
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GM Readies Chevrolet Volt for 2010 |
100 |
Rockefeller Tree Is Green, but Is It Green? |
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Motorola let down by its new Sidekick |
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Scientists Bypass Need for Embryo to Get Stem Cells |
103 |
States Assess Breakthrough On Stem Cells |
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Deficiency of sunlight exposure may raise endometrial cancer
risk |
105 |
Holiday Bird: Guidelines for preparation are always good |
106 |
Thanksgiving (in no time) |
107 |
Bioclocks work by controlling chromosome coiling |
108 |
The power of multiples: Connecting wind farms can make a more
reliable--and cheaper--power source |
109 |
390-million-year-old scorpion fossil--biggest bug known |
110 |
Improved wettability of carbon nanotubes opens the door to new
possibilities |
111 |
Have we sealed the universe's fate by looking at it? |
112 |
Why you remember names and ski slopes |
113 |
A new device will make quality control of radiotherapy
treatments possible |
114 |
Internet users give up privacy in exchange for trust |
115 |
What Humans Should Really be Thankful For |
116 |
Controlled Chaos |
117 |
When Doing Good Can Cause Harm: Dredging Marine Sediments
Affects Garden Tomatoes |
118 |
In-Depth Study of Past Human Interactions with the Environment
Can Help Create a Sustainable Future |
119 |
Man Who Helped Start Stem Cell War May End It |
120 |
Border Fence Work Raises Environmental Concerns |
121 |
At a Cigar Show, an Air-Quality Scientist Under Deep, Smoky
Cover |
122 |
Drug Said to Shrink Tumors |
123 |
Really? The Claim: White Meat Is Healthier Than Dark Meat |
124 |
Let Us Give Thanks. In Writing. |
125 |
Holiday Feasting Without the Cranberries |
126 |
The Skinny on Holiday Weight Gain |
127 |
Counting Calories? Big Meals Make It Tough |
128 |
Big Rise in Cost of Birth Control on Campuses |
129 |
Scientists unravel plants' natural defenses |
130 |
Don't judge a brook by its color--brown waters are more
natural |
131 |
Antidepressant found to extend lifespan in C. elegans |
132 |
Direct evidence that bioclocks control chromosome coiling |
133 |
Making 'Second Life' More Like Real Life |
134 |
New Hitachi Robot Rolls Around, Crashes |
135 |
Giant submarine landslide identified |
136 |
Probing the nurseries of miniature planetary systems |
137 |
Review: Amazon Reader Needs More Juice |
138 |
Buckyball birth observed by Sandia nanotech researcher |
139 |
Mars' Molten Past |
140 |
Astronomers discover stars with carbon atmospheres |
141 |
Stem cells train heart following heart attack |
142 |
Consumption of some foods associated with decrease in ovarian
cancer risk |
143 |
Finnish women have gained a kilo in five years: study |
144 |
UN Calls for Improved Sanitation |
145 |
Why you remember names and ski slopes |
146 |
Blind mice shed light on human sight loss |
147 |
Magnetic pulses to brain can treat depression: study |
148 |
Yum! More Shoppers Sending Food Gifts |
149 |
Britain Plans Flu Shots for Everyone |
150 |
Trivia time: Tom Turkey, T. rex related |
151 |
Flip-Flopping Gene Expression Can Be Advantageous |
152 |
The early relatives of flowering plants |
153 |
Riddle of the jade jewels reveals vast trade arena |
154 |
Should I eat the kids? When to care for, abandon, or eat your
offspring |
155 |
Fuel's gold: Termites point way to new dawn of bio-energy |
156 |
Analysis: Hurdles Remain for Stem Cells |
157 |
The brown waters are more natural |
158 |
White dwarfs with unexpected carbon atmospheres |
159 |
Massive Project Will Scour Universe For Gravity Waves |
160 |
'Wiring Up' Enzymes For Producing Hydrogen In Fuel Cells |
161 |
Mice Predict The Effectiveness Of Orally Taken Drugs |
162 |
River Restoration Poorly Coordinated, Evaluated |
163 |
Too Much Sugar Turns Off Gene That Controls Effects Of Sex
Steroids |
164 |
Data Transfer For Tsunami Early Warning System Successfully
Tested |
165 |
Try Adding These Superfoods To Your Thanksgiving Dinner This
Year |
166 |
Environmental Toxins May Limit Fertility In Offspring |
167 |
Astronomers Discover Stars With Carbon Atmospheres |
168 |
Astronomers Discover Stars With Carbon Atmospheres |
169 |
Questioning Martian Life |
170 |
Mars' Molten Past |
171 |
Climate change a growing threat in Tibet: media report |
172 |
New Japanese lightweight robot on wheels can talk |
173 |
Defense Focus: Spy sat lessons--Part 3 |
174 |
DOE JGI Plumbs Termite Guts To Yield Novel Enzymes For Better
Biofuel Production |
175 |
Study Sheds New Light On Early Formation Of Earth And Mars |
176 |
Don't Judge A Brook By Its Color--Brown Waters Are More
Natural |
177 |
Mapping The Selective Brain |
178 |
New Research Shows Climate Change Triggers Wars And Population
Decline |
179 |
The Power Of Multiples: Connecting Wind Farms Can Make A More
Reliable--And Cheaper--Power Source |
180 |
Britain to build world's biggest biomass plant |
181 |
Raytheon Completes Test To Begin Improving Accuracy Of GPS
Signals Over India |
182 |
Targeting Mobile Ads |
183 |
Transition from polyp to cancer age-dependent |
184 |
Lack of toilets is fatal, global association says |
185 |
China cools protests over ant aphrodisiac scheme |
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