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iPhone on right track, but won't knock iPod sales yet--report |
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Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac goes gold, ships next month |
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Apple's Leopard to boost Mac sales while Dell, HP slump:
report |
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Should Apple Re-Enter the Sub-notebook Market? |
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Gasp* Steve in a suit and tie |
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More growth on the horizon |
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Wired ridiculously picks Microsoft Zune 80 over Apple's 80GB
iPod classic |
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Over 100,000 copies of Bento, the new personal database by
FileMaker, downloaded in under 30 days |
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NPD: Apple's .Mac second most popular retail offering so far
this year |
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Microsoft's Windows Vista convinces tech writer to buy an
Apple MacBook |
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Quite possibly the coolest Apple iPhone app ever: ProRemote
Pro Tools controller |
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RIAA legal brief claims ripping music CD is piracy |
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Warner Bros. DVD's 'Digital Copy' excludes Mac, iPod users
(but, you still get to pay for it) |
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onSale offers up to 10% off Apple iPods with free engraving,
free FM transmitter, free cases |
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How Apple could deliver workable iTunes video rentals |
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iPhone will be hacker's choice in 2008--report |
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Leopard spurring Mac sales to new highs |
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Apple patents freefall detection |
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Office 2008 nears 'gold' (RTM), sneak peek |
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First Look: Symantec's Norton AntiVirus 11 |
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Apple iPhone Speed Compared on EDGE and 3G/UMTS |
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How to Make an iPhone Stand from a $100 Bill |
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The Evolving Life and Culture of the Apple Retail Stores |
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ChangeWave: Apple Sales Prepped for New Highs |
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2007: Apple's Biggest Year Ever? |
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Apple Mac Sales On Sharp Up-Swing |
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Experiences |
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Macworld Video: First look at Default Folder X 4 |
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The horrors of horizontal lines |
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Denver airport goes fast and free on Wi-Fi |
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Best Mac Ever? |
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Nokia learns iPhone lessons |
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YouTube Find: Mobile browser showdown |
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Top 10 Gadgets: #1. Apple iPhone |
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Leopard Love: Apple boosts Calculator |
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iPod touch VOIP update: SIP signalization working |
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Astronomers delight in red sky at night |
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Nanoparticles release drugs on demand |
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Lolly flavours kill plant pests |
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Memos Show NASA Managers Debated Astronauts' Safety |
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Max Mayfield: 'No One Forced Me to Say Anything' |
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Scientists Worry About Power on Spirit |
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Saving Tigers Needs More Global Money |
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FDA Weighs Over-Counter Cholesterol Drug |
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Mediterranean diet lengthens Americans' lives |
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Heart Artery Deposits Risky Even in Low-Risk Women |
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Evolution of humans speeding up |
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Discoveries: Fever seems to improve behavior [et al.] |
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Ask Dr. Knowledge: Why do shoelaces come untied but don't
retie themselves when shaken? |
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Cancer drug may prove to be a blockbuster |
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Ask.com to Unveil New Privacy Control |
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Scientists Worry About Power on Spirit |
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Cancer risks of eating red and processed meat |
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NASA on target for return to the moon by 2020: officials |
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Honda Robots Pair Up to Lend a Hand |
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Earth's magnetic field could help protect astronauts working
on the moon |
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'Mathlete' smashes human calculation record: museum |
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Brain stem cells sensitive to space radiation |
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Toshiba Introduces New 10 Year--Quick Charge Industrial
Battery |
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Building blocks of life formed on Mars |
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A little plaster goes a long way |
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THEMIS probes view auroral substorms, bowshock explosions |
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Neurotransmitters in biopolymers stimulate nerve regeneration |
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Explosives at the microscopic scale produce shocking results |
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New Tibetan Ice Cores Missing A-Bomb Blast Markers; Suggest
Himalayan Ice Fields Haven't Grown In Last 50 Years |
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Caught in the act: The dynamic dance of enzymes |
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More 'functional' DNA in genome than previously thought |
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Mars Rover Investigates Signs of Steamy Martian Past |
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Researchers solve fuel-cell membrane structure conundrum |
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Wind Turbines Produce 'Green' Energy--and Airflow Mysteries |
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Solving solar system quandaries is simple: Just flip-flop the
position of Uranus and Neptune |
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Physicists perform the first ever quantum calculation |
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New Technology Combines GPS Benefits with Privacy Protection |
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Envisat captures South Korea's crude oil leak |
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New carbon calculator conserves forests |
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New study increases concerns about climate model reliability |
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New model revises estimates of terrestrial carbon dioxide
uptake |
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Greenland melt accelerating, according to CU-Boulder study |
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New NASA Mission to Reveal Moon's Internal Structure and
Evolution |
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Arctic Impact Crater Lake Reveals Interglacial Cycles in
Sediments |
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Dems Cite Manipulation in Climate Report |
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Hazy red sunset on extrasolar planet |
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Software help Mars rovers find winter havens |
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Earthquake Season in the Himalayan Front |
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Norway's Arctic islands at their hottest since Viking era:
scientists |
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Rising CO2 signals wetter storms for Northern Hemisphere |
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Early warning system predicted shaking from Oct. 30 quake |
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Mars Orbiter Examines 'Lace' and 'Lizard Skin' Terrain |
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German high-tech sector needs Asian talent, leaders say |
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IMEC increases performance of high-k metal gate planar CMOS
and FinFETs |
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India still top for IT offshoring, but others catching up |
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In-Flight Internet Too Tempting for Some |
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Toshiba Launches High Performance Solid State Drives With MLC
NAND Flash Memory |
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Dell Adds New Touch to Tablet PCs |
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Retailers to Sell TV Converter Boxes |
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Judge rules for Floridians who lost trees |
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Analysis of documentary photos revises history |
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Making schools more successful for more students more of the
time |
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Survey: People know much about chimps |
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New computational technique can predict drug side effects |
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Researchers build new model of bio-exploration |
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Protein-dependent 'switch' regulates intracellular trafficking
in epithelial cells |
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Men more optimistic than women on economy |
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Parents blind to children's risk taking & skilled risk
management |
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Experts Study Lake Champlain Eel Decline |
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Leukemia vaccine tested in clinical trials |
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Scientists seek to assess the microbial risks in the water we
drink |
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FDA Weighs Over-Counter Cholesterol Drug |
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Up to half of hypertension patients are not reaching blood
pressure goals |
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Paying for Donor Organs Could Drastically Increase
Availability |
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Study finds gene linked to aggressive prostate cancer |
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Smoking associated with increased risk of diabetes |
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Kids more active when playground has balls, jump ropes, study
shows |
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Scientists develop new drug to outflank cancer resistance |
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Overall, illicit drug use by American teens continues gradual
decline in 2007 |
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Why the Switch Stays On: Scientists Discover Reasons Behind
Cancerous Cellular Interactions |
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Infants Fine-Tune Their Visual and Auditory Skills in First
Year of Life, Psychologist Says |
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More Plant Litter From Higher Carbon Dioxide Could Boost
Carbon Released Into Atmosphere |
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US Middle School Math Teachers Ill-prepared, Study Finds |
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New Tests Identify Lethal Prion Strains Quickly And Accurately |
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Gene Linked To Aggressive Prostate Cancer, Study Finds |
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Massive Dinosaur Discovered In Antarctica Sheds Light On Life,
Distribution Of Sauropodomorphs |
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Building Blocks Of Life Formed On Mars, Scientists Conclude |
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UCLA scientists capture optical rogue waves |
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Adapting to pregnancy played key role in human evolution |
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The Milky Way has a double halo |
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New fossil armoured mammal from Chile |
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Penguins can stay underwater over 20 min |
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Faster Help For Avalanche Victims |
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'Secret Circuit' describes world of U.S. patent court |
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Red, White, and Bleu |
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Seaweed could stem global warming |
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Missing matter caught in tangled cosmic webs |
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Imagine A 200-Pound Armadillo |
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Bacteria Weave Nanotube Web |
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New Research Yields Clues about Makeup of Cancer Cells |
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The Incredible Shrinking Computer Chip |
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Shake, Rattle and Respond: Early Warning System for
Earthquakes |
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Northrop Grumman Develops World's Fastest Transistor To
Support Military's Need For Higher Frequency And Bandwidth |
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Lockheed Martin Hinode Findings Explain What Powers The Solar
Wind |
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The Sun Is Bristling With X-Ray Jets |
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Big Oil's Negative Drumbeat Falling On Deaf Ears |
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Xcel Energy Announces Renewable Energy Project Selections |
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Ames Laboratory Researchers Solve Fuel-Cell Membrane Structure
Conundrum |
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Higher-Density Data Storage |
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Prospecting for Power |
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Communicating with Plastic |
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Mars Rover Finding Suggests Once Habitable Environment |
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Fuel cells help make noisy, hot generators a thing of the past |
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San Francisco offers solar panel incentives |
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Solar Nebula Secret: 4 Billion Years Ago Uranus And Neptune
Switched Places |
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How to make a Hydrogen Booster Yourself |
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Alberta halts most mumps vaccinations due to serious allergic
reactions |
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Study: Monthly fasting may help heart |
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Ominous Arctic Melt Worries Experts |
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Study: Pregnant Women's Backs Keep Them from Toppling |
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Glow-in-the-Dark Cats |
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Automakers' Suit on Gas Emissions Tossed |
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U.S. Cholesterol Average Is Ideal at 199 |
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Dogs Are Key to Revolutionary Cancer Study |
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Potbellied Pigs: Are the Lardiest Pets a Health Hazard? |
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Claus Gets Candid About Weight Issues, Scary Laugh |
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Public Not Ready for Over-the-Counter Statins |
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Lost without translation |
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Caesareans 'may harm lung growth' |
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Bath products 'can treat eczema' |
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A child's view of the $100 laptop |
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How next billion will shape net |
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'Exodus' to virtual worlds predicted |
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UK 'keener on online networking' |
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Microsoft buys UK mapping service |
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New meat-eating dinosaur unveiled |
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Online Gamers: Something To "W00t" About |
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San Francisco Promotes Solar Power |
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GPS Can Speed You On Your Way |
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A Low-Cost Route To The Web |
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Judge Rejects Automakers' Emissions Suit |
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Experts Study Lake Champlain Eel Decline |
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21 Crocodile-Like Reptiles Die In India |
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Gas Quickly Produced From Old Wells |
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Charged Particles May Feed Northern Lights |
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Waist-To-Hip Ratio May Predict Heart Risk |
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Testosterone For Aging: Caution Urged |
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Airports Serving Up Healthier Fare |
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Elective C-Section: 38th Week Too Soon? |
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Study: Why Pregnant Women Don't Topple |
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Stem Cells May Ease Muscular Dystrophy |
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U.S. Cholesterol Levels Dip To Ideal Range |
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As Ask Erases Little, Google and Others Keep Writing About You |
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w00t crowned word of year by U.S. dictionary |
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Merriam-Webster's 2007 word of the year: w00t |
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The wisdom of crowds: "w00t!" voted word of the year |
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The 2007 'Word of the Year' is...w00t! |
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w00t Is Merriam-Webster's Word of the Year! |
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Women's backbones facilitate pregnancy |
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Women Evolve More Spine to Carry Babies |
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Evolution Tips the Balance in Mom's Favor |
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Dusty Mars rover finds water evidence, seeks shelter |
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Rewards from Mars Rovers' Overtime Work |
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There may be life yet in Mars rovers |
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Mars rover finds signs of microbial life |
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NASA Mars Rovers Continue Mission on Red Planet |
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Windows Vista SP1 Includes More Than 300 Hot Fixes |
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Office 2007 update comes early |
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IBM Software Powers Greenhouse Gas Meter |
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IBM Software Powers Greenhouse Gas Meter |
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RIAA Targets "Shared Folders" and CD Ripping |
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RIAA: Those CD rips of yours are still
"unauthorized" |
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New Evolution Findings About Humanity, not Races |
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Selection Spurred Recent Evolution, Researchers Say |
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Newsmaker: The man behind the Commodore 64 |
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Commodore 64's 25th birthday party |
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The Apple II from Commodore? It almost happened |
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Commodore 64 fanciers celebrate as PC turns 25 |
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PC's birthday to be celebrated |
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Commodore 64 celebrates 25th birthday |
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I hate Macs |
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Is the Mac a "viable alternative for real people with
real jobs"? |
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Don't Believe the Hype: The 21 Biggest Technology Flops |
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Q&A: PC pioneer Chowaniec looks back at the Amiga |
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Face-Transplant Patient 'Satisfied' |
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First face transplant worth the fuss, patient says |
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Partial Face Transplant Patient Doing Well |
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1st face transplant patient makes progress |
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French Patient Calls Partial Face Transplant Very Satisfactory |
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1st Face Transplant Patient Doing Well |
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Study: Breast-imaging specialists best at reading mammograms |
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Lipitor ups risk of bleeding stroke: study |
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Study: Fasting May Prevent Coronary Damage |
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South Korean Officials Visit Cell Bank |
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