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| 1 |
PHOTOS: From Bears to Birds, Animals Battle Extinction |
| 2 |
Universal Music Group, Imeem Ink Deal |
| 3 |
All UK homes could be wind powered by 2020: govt |
| 4 |
New Medicare Rules Bar Cancer Drugs for Patients |
| 5 |
Scientists Discover How BRCA1 Gene Causes Cancer |
| 6 |
Chemical in Infant Formula Cans Sparks Concern |
| 7 |
Turning insects off sex might kill pests |
| 8 |
Weird dark stars dotted early universe |
| 9 |
Neanderthal-human hybrid 'a myth' |
| 10 |
Gore climate plea to US and China |
| 11 |
Food supply link to animal ageing |
| 12 |
Brain 'irrelevance filter' found |
| 13 |
Wind 'could power all UK homes' |
| 14 |
Mysterious mammal caught on film |
| 15 |
Timber today, or climate tomorrow |
| 16 |
Timbuktu's climate change fight |
| 17 |
Climate change goal 'unreachable' |
| 18 |
'Intelligent bra' battles bounce |
| 19 |
Wii vs. iPhone--Which was the biggest hit of 2007? |
| 20 |
UN: Gazans need hospital access |
| 21 |
Drug addicts used as organ donors |
| 22 |
Pregnant at 13, mum at 14, GCSEs at 15 |
| 23 |
Postcode lottery threat to heart care |
| 24 |
Does using humidifers in the winter spread mold, bacteria? |
| 25 |
Attack plan |
| 26 |
Health care challenges fire up students |
| 27 |
Cancer drug may prove to be a blockbuster |
| 28 |
Ask Dr. Knowledge: Why do we feel colder walking into the wind
than walking away? |
| 29 |
Scientists need to collaborate, laureates say |
| 30 |
Scientists discover how BRCA1 gene causes cancer |
| 31 |
Gore: Next President Will Shift Climate |
| 32 |
Friendly Bacteria May Boost Health |
| 33 |
Sugar And Alzheimer's: Are They Linked? |
| 34 |
Enjoying Movies Is Contagious |
| 35 |
Do Your Genes Have A Sweet Tooth? |
| 36 |
Microsoft bringing ads to mobile devices |
| 37 |
Microsoft starts offering U.S. ads on MSN Mobile |
| 38 |
Microsoft placing ads on MSN Mobile |
| 39 |
Universal Sets Music Free On Imeem |
| 40 |
Social Site Imeem Signs Music Deal With Universal |
| 41 |
LinkedIn debuts developer platform, revamps home page |
| 42 |
LinkedIn opens its network, adds development tools |
| 43 |
Creationism in the Classroom: Florida and Texas, Then the
Nation |
| 44 |
The latest on the Comer controversy |
| 45 |
U.S. student scores grim |
| 46 |
AMD Phenom Systems Also In Doubt |
| 47 |
Barcelona Bewitched; AMD Confirms It |
| 48 |
Katalyst Phone Works With T-Mobile's Home Wi-Fi Service |
| 49 |
IBM tips 32nm with high-k gate-first design |
| 50 |
IBM, partners in 32nm device surge |
| 51 |
IBM intros 32nm processor technology |
| 52 |
IBM alliance members to have 32nm high-k/metal gate process in
2H07 |
| 53 |
CORRECTED: Nobel winners say science must transcend borders |
| 54 |
Microsoft Office Live Workspace Goes to Public Beta |
| 55 |
Microsoft's Office Live Workspace: What it is and isn't |
| 56 |
Toshiba Launches Portege M700 Tablet |
| 57 |
Prosecution vs. persecution |
| 58 |
Radio host arrested on child pornography charges |
| 59 |
Oak Ridge attacks linked to China |
| 60 |
Chinese 'in cyber raid on N-plant' |
| 61 |
No Increased Heart-Attack Risk With Nexium, Prilosec, FDA Says |
| 62 |
UPDATE 1--U.S. FDA finds no heart impact of Prilosec, Nexium |
| 63 |
China hunts father-and-son bird flu link |
| 64 |
Breast Cancer Spread by Blocking Tumor-Killing Gene, Study
Says |
| 65 |
Twin sisters receive kidneys from same donor |
| 66 |
Twins' kidney transplants are firsts |
| 67 |
Debris indicates medical helicopter crashed in fjord |
| 68 |
Merck May Lose Over-the-Counter Cholesterol Pill Bid (Update1) |
| 69 |
Cholesterol buster Mevacor again seeks OTC approval |
| 70 |
Prescription for N.J. drug firm: Make statin OTC |
| 71 |
Scientists discover new role for miRNA in leukemia |
| 72 |
Extracellular protein sensitizes ovarian cancer cells to
chemotherapy |
| 73 |
The birth and death of dopamine neurons: A new model for
neurodegeneration |
| 74 |
Growth factor receptor affects prostate cancer progression |
| 75 |
New study shows world's protected areas threatened by climate
change |
| 76 |
Lipids in the brain an important factor for Alzheimer's
disease? |
| 77 |
Nitrous oxide from ocean microbes |
| 78 |
Greenhouse gas from English streams |
| 79 |
Climate gas could disrupt food chain |
| 80 |
Food source threatened by carbon dioxide |
| 81 |
Methane from microbes: a fuel for the future |
| 82 |
Using carbon nanotubes to seek and destroy anthrax toxin and
other harmful proteins |
| 83 |
Silencing small but mighty cancer inhibitors |
| 84 |
To keep mouths safe, don't just wear a mouthguard; keep it
clean |
| 85 |
Light is shed on new fibre's potential to change technology |
| 86 |
Voyager 2 Proves the Solar System is Squashed |
| 87 |
West Antarctica to Be Covered With Scientific Instruments;
Network to Keep Watch Through the Dark Polar Night |
| 88 |
Immigrant patients less likely to report family history of
cancer |
| 89 |
Belief, disbelief and uncertainty activate distinct brain
regions |
| 90 |
Physicians seek to improve the quality of sleep in ICU,
researchers at UT Southwestern report |
| 91 |
Cord blood viable option for kids with life-threatening
metabolic disorders |
| 92 |
Far flung food: Europe's distant diets |
| 93 |
Scientists find how bacteria in cows milk may cause Crohn's
disease |
| 94 |
Vaccine shows promise in preventing mono |
| 95 |
Depression screening for cancer patients too often falls
between the cracks |
| 96 |
Children with sickle cell disease and silent strokes show some
relief with blood transfusion therapy |
| 97 |
Massive study finds parenting practices don't suffer during
divorce |
| 98 |
Your Initials Could Spell Success |
| 99 |
Light Up Your Holiday, Not Your Electrical Bill |
| 100 |
Why Do Dead Fish Float? |
| 101 |
The Truth About the Abominable Snowman |
| 102 |
Music is in our genes |
| 103 |
Stormy weather ahead for US |
| 104 |
Nuclear plant shutdown brings hospital delays |
| 105 |
Invention: Green power special |
| 106 |
Quantum-dot displays could outshine their rivals |
| 107 |
Do our brains work like Google? |
| 108 |
Voyager 2 probe reaches solar system boundary |
| 109 |
In Search for Water on Mars, Clues from Antarctica |
| 110 |
Current Melting of Greenland's Ice Mimics 1920s-1940s Event |
| 111 |
Using Carbon Nanotubes To Seek and Destroy Anthrax Toxin and
Other Harmful Proteins |
| 112 |
West Antarctica to be Covered With Network of Sensors |
| 113 |
Silencing Small but Mighty Cancer Inhibitors |
| 114 |
Mindful Exercise |
| 115 |
If It's Fresh and Local, Is It Always Greener? |
| 116 |
Pete Seeger and the 'One Blue Sky Above Us' |
| 117 |
German battery could jump-start electric car production |
| 118 |
Light sheds on new fibre's potential to change technology |
| 119 |
Toward a Rosetta Stone for Microbes' Secret Language |
| 120 |
Using carbon nanotubes to seek and destroy anthrax toxin and
other harmful proteins |
| 121 |
Blue dye could hold the key to super processing power |
| 122 |
Voyager 2 proves solar system is squashed |
| 123 |
Self-ticking oscillator could be next for portable atomic
clocks |
| 124 |
Researcher studies carbon fibers for nuclear reactor safety |
| 125 |
'Golden bullet' shows promise for killing common parasite |
| 126 |
New study shows world's protected areas threatened by climate
change |
| 127 |
2 Top Polluters Oppose Caps in Bali |
| 128 |
West Antarctic to be covered with scientific instruments |
| 129 |
Biofuels: danger or new opportunity for Africa? |
| 130 |
NASA satellite reveals unprecedented view of mysterious
'night-shining' clouds |
| 131 |
Smaller storms drop larger overall rainfall in hurricane
season |
| 132 |
Current melting of Greenland's ice mimicks 1920s-1940s event |
| 133 |
Red sky at night--astronomers delight |
| 134 |
In search for water on Mars, clues from Antarctica |
| 135 |
Report: Wind farms to power British homes |
| 136 |
Universal Music Group, Imeem Ink Deal |
| 137 |
Company Brings Offline Data to Web Ads |
| 138 |
Microsoft to Serve Ads for CNBC.com |
| 139 |
Rare cranes make detour |
| 140 |
The birth and death of dopamine neurons: A new model for
neurodegeneration |
| 141 |
Far flung food: Europe's distant diets |
| 142 |
Food source threatened by carbon dioxide |
| 143 |
Massive study finds parenting practices don't suffer during
divorce |
| 144 |
Methane from microbes: a fuel for the future |
| 145 |
People's reactions to government censorship depend on their
views of President Bush |
| 146 |
Nitrous oxide from ocean microbes |
| 147 |
Solving another mystery of an amazing water walker |
| 148 |
Study Says Crash Tests Predict Driver Fatality Risk in Cars,
But Not in Trucks |
| 149 |
Scientists discover new role for miRNA in leukemia |
| 150 |
Belief, disbelief and uncertainty activate distinct brain
regions |
| 151 |
Researchers develop test for targeted therapy in acute myeloid
leukemia |
| 152 |
Growth factor receptor affects prostate cancer progression |
| 153 |
Vaccine shows promise in preventing mono |
| 154 |
Silencing small but mighty cancer inhibitors |
| 155 |
Is there a developmental component to the risk for depression? |
| 156 |
Extracellular protein sensitizes ovarian cancer cells to
chemotherapy |
| 157 |
Cord blood viable option for kids with life-threatening
metabolic disorders |
| 158 |
Depression screening for cancer patients too often falls
between the cracks |
| 159 |
To keep mouths safe, don't just wear a mouthguard; keep it
clean |
| 160 |
UK anti-drinking campaign ads may be 'catastrophically
misconceived' |
| 161 |
Lipids in the brain an important factor for Alzheimer's
disease? |
| 162 |
Court: Judges Can Reduce Crack Sentences |
| 163 |
Scientists find how bacteria in cows' milk may cause Crohn's
disease |
| 164 |
New Strategy For Developing Fast-acting Antidepressants |
| 165 |
This Is Your Brain On Violent Media |
| 166 |
Bacteria Employ Type Of DNA Modification Never Before Seen In
Nature |
| 167 |
Can Where You Live Lead To An Early Death? |
| 168 |
Sunshine-to-Petrol Project Seeks Fuel From Thin Air |
| 169 |
Nanotube-producing Bacteria Show Manufacturing Promise |
| 170 |
Pheromones identified that trigger aggression between male
mice |
| 171 |
Scientists find what makes the solar wind howl |
| 172 |
Scents and sensitivity |
| 173 |
Did Carbon Save Earth From a Deep Freeze? |
| 174 |
A Camera to Help Dementia Patients |
| 175 |
Lightning Bolts within Cells |
| 176 |
No More Thumbprints |
| 177 |
Astronomer Denied Tenure Because of Research, not Religion |
| 178 |
New Document Reveals Military Mystery's Powers |
| 179 |
The New LinkedIn Platform Shows Facebook How It's Done |
| 180 |
Guest Opinion: America's Best-Known Atheist Riffs On Golden
Compass |
| 181 |
Getting Up Close and Personal With Future Green Car Tech |
| 182 |
Missing Matter Caught in Tangled Cosmic Webs |
| 183 |
Oil, gas companies fund Wyo. ambulance |
| 184 |
UK's huge push for wind power gets cool response |
| 185 |
Britain plans to pursue wind power |
| 186 |
Sex "switch" points way to smarter pest control |
| 187 |
Gore gets Nobel, warns of ominous threat |
| 188 |
Need your sleep? Stay out of hospitals |
| 189 |
China market may be breeding ground for deadly viruses |
| 190 |
Health care challenges fire up students |
| 191 |
Immigrants Less Likely to Report Family History of Cancer |
| 192 |
Most Medicare Recipients Ignore Colorectal Cancer Screening |
| 193 |
Love in the World of Alzheimer's |
| 194 |
Ignored by the state, a father of four disabled Iraqis turns
to God |
| 195 |
Products with good bacteria get popular |
| 196 |
Stimulants for ADHD may cause mild heart symptoms |
| 197 |
Judges given leeway in crack sentencing |
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