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Astronomers probe the beginnings of the universe |
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Saving whales |
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Old skin made young by blocking single gene: study |
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Internet take up rate slow, but improving |
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Outback dinosaur fossil on loan to zoo |
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A gene from each parent? Scientists map which ones are
switched off before they are passed on |
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Disease-forecast DNA tests 'are a waste of money' |
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Rolling Stone--every issue from 1967 to 2007 on DVD |
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John Gaeta on VRMAG |
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Turkey may charge Dawkins' publisher for "insulting
believers" |
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Brain visualized as an island map |
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Fun flash game--Chat Noir |
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Bicycles with sick soundsystems |
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Meat couture art by Pinar Yolacan |
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Bench with seat made from pencils |
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Flasher's 'inadequacy' plea fails |
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Magnetic pulses treat depression |
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Should we be worried about nanotechnology? |
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Surgery lets amputees "feel" missing limbs |
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Climate change makes bats drop dead |
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Million-degree galactic gas 'bubbles' found |
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Creativity buoys outlook for hydrogen economy |
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Facebook Revamps New Advertising System |
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Listening to the Sounds of Silence |
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AT&T CEO Says a Faster IPhone on Its Way |
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Red Tide Blamed for Calif. Bird Deaths |
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U.S. Pursuing New Spy Satellite Program |
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Sunken Antarctic Cruise Ship Leaves Oil |
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New Subtype Of Ebola Suspected In Uganda |
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Hunters Help Supply Meat For Food Banks |
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Landmark Heart Study Expands To Genetics |
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Omega-3 To Fight Parkinson's? |
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Ten HIV/AIDS Myths |
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Japan: PS3 Outsells Wii |
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Newer, faster iPhone could be coming |
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Verizon Wireless iPhones? Maybe in 2011 |
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Verizon switches standards gears for next-generation network |
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Dell sues cybersquatters |
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Dell Fights Cybersquatters And Rogue Resellers In Court |
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Dell Takes Cybersquatters to Court |
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Cybersquatting daisy-chain leads to Dell trademark
infringement lawsuit |
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Upward Revision of U.S. AIDS Cases Likely |
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Eight Ways to Cut Salt Out of Your Diet |
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Diet-In-A-Pill May Be Step Closer |
45 |
'Drug mimicking red wine effects to help treat diabetes' |
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Increased Potency Increases Stock Price |
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Medical Marijuana: Courts in California and Colorado Rule Cops
Must Return Patient's Medicine |
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1 in 3 not aware of Aids |
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Govt in court over condoms |
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Rapid HIV tests improve detection |
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Couples Emphasize Career of Man over Woman |
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Q&A: What Lincoln had |
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Splitting the quark |
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How to make a zombie cockroach |
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NASA scientist confirms light show on Venus |
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Embryonic star captured with jets flaring |
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Embryonic cells count to control their development |
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Potential New Weapon against Lou Gehrig's Disease |
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Laws Fail to Keep up with Mounting E-Trash |
60 |
A 'Flower' That Delivers Disease-Killing Treatments to
Mosquitoes |
61 |
Biodiesel Takes to the Sky |
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More than a pretty face |
63 |
Hold on, man: OS X has secret Windows-compatible features
hidden away, could run Windows apps fairly soon? |
64 |
Spaces Knows When You Are Slacking Off |
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QuickTime streaming vulnerability exposed in Macs |
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Google experimenting with Digg-style tools |
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Apple retains iPods' focus on music |
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The iPod Blog: Directly adding media to your iPod |
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Adjusting TextEdit print margins |
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Spot the Great Andromeda Galaxy |
71 |
Energy-hungry India eyes role as "wind superpower" |
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Duke scientists map 'silenced genes' |
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Disney employee dies after fall at park |
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UN body launches database to tackle illegal caviar trade |
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After fires, Calif. rain mudslide threat |
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Thai candidates accused of vote-buying with Viagra: official |
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Extra Doses of Vitamins C, E Don't Guard Against Preeclampsia |
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Ibuprofen Preserves Lung Function in Kids With Cystic Fibrosis |
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High Blood Pressure Could Exacerbate Alzheimer's |
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Stem cell innovators find a way to cut out cancer |
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'I thought I had made a mistake' |
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50 years on: The Keeling Curve legacy |
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Power Struggle To Control Ancient Bones |
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HIV/AIDS has not gone away |
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Private Spaceflight Firm Takes Aims at NASA Cargo Flights |
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Sun-Loving Frogs Get Skin Check With Eye Doctor's Tool |
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Comet's 'dust bunnies' to shower Earth |
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FCC Plan Could Limit Expansion of Comcast |
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US FCC eyes plan to limit cable companies' size |
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Another Whale Falls Ill At Georgia Aquarium |
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Beluga whale dies at Georgia Aquarium |
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Timeline: A tough year for the aquarium |
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Beluga whale dies in aquarium |
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Review: Kindle not ready to catch fire |
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Will wireless carriers really open their networks? |
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Lab for Space Station Puts NASA Priorities in Question |
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Mud, Sweat, Jeers. But a Free Tree! |
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Mozilla Swats Firefox Bug With a Patch |
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Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.11 Fixes Canvas Regression |
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Mozilla scrambles to patch Firefox for second time this week |
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Firefox Breaks Web Canvas |
102 |
Oregon: Ground Zero in fight between RIAA, alleged music
pirates? |
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Ore. AG: RIAA Spies on Students |
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Oregon Attorney General Investigates RIAA's Data Mining
Tactics |
105 |
Scientists Struggle to Control Ancient Bones |
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Pilots on antidepressants pose no safety risk |
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Biggest black holes may grow inside 'quasistars' |
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Milky Way galaxy may have hidden twin |
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Forests could prove EU's carbon-cutting saviour |
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Zombie cockroaches revived by brain shot |
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Skin patch gives ageing mice a youthful glow |
112 |
Thank the cows for Europe's satnav |
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Swarms of tiny aircraft could track hurricanes |
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Tritium hazard rating 'should be doubled' |
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Australian Scientists Identify Crucial Barley Gene |
116 |
Research Team Studies Best Way to Solve Wicked Problems |
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Powerful Tool to Study the Genetics of Inflammation Developed |
118 |
Levels of Prion Protein in Brain May Not be Reliable Marker
for Disease |
119 |
Using fMRI to Study Brain Development |
120 |
Nano-sized Oltmeter Measures Electric Fields Deep within Cells |
121 |
DNA Methylation Shown to Promote Development of Colon Tumors |
122 |
Putting on Weight for Football Glory |
123 |
Would You Like Your Veggies Plain or Succulent? |
124 |
Oxygen Suppliers Fight to Keep a Medicare Boon |
125 |
Testers See Windows XP Passing Vista |
126 |
AT&T CEO Says a Faster IPhone on Its Way |
127 |
Researchers obtain a snapshot clarifying how materials enter
cells |
128 |
'WildCharger' leads wireless power revolution |
129 |
Stem cell breakthrough: Now Japanese team go one better |
130 |
Between water and rock--a new science |
131 |
Scientists Locate Revved Up Chemical That Mimics Red Wine |
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New Underground Particle Detectors Proposed for Europe |
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Scientists make first observation of Airy optical beams |
134 |
Power Struggle to Control Ancient Bones |
135 |
Oxygen suppliers thriving under Medicare |
136 |
DNA methylation shown to promote development of colon tumors |
137 |
Hazards of CT scans overstated |
138 |
Napping a more effective countermeasure to sleepiness in
younger people |
139 |
New study finds that sleep duration raises the risk for
diabetes |
140 |
Aging improves parent, child relationships, research shows |
141 |
Britain may reintroduce wolf and lynx |
142 |
NEC Develops World's Fastest SRAM-Compatible MRAM With
Operation Speed of 250MHz |
143 |
There's Oil in That Slime |
144 |
NEC develops first translation software on cellphone |
145 |
Facebook Retreat Shows Ad-Targeting Risk |
146 |
'Green' Gifts From Watt-Killer to Zipcar |
147 |
A Particle of a Different Flavor? |
148 |
World's largest mangrove badly hit by cyclone: official |
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Arianespace warns US over Chinese space 'dumping' |
150 |
No room for complacency on World AIDS Day |
151 |
Cellular Pathway Identified That Makes Prostate Cancer Fatal |
152 |
New X-ray Technique Targets Terrorists And Tumors |
153 |
Aging Improves Parent, Child Relationships, Research Shows |
154 |
Radar Technology Fights Breast Cancer |
155 |
Scientists Re-Examine Soy Bean Diversity |
156 |
Massive Canadian Oilfield Could Be Exploited Using New System |
157 |
Separating The Therapeutic Benefits Of Cannabis From Its
Mood-altering Side-effects |
158 |
Astronomers Find Stellar Cradle Where Planets Form |
159 |
Ocean Fertilization 'Fix' For Global Warming Discredited By
New Research |
160 |
Human Genome Has Four Times More Imprinted Genes Than
Previously Identified |
161 |
Galaxies Are Born Of Violence Between Dark Matter and
Interstellar Gas |
162 |
Recipe For A Storm: Ingredients For More Powerful Atlantic
Hurricanes |
163 |
Prehistoric Forest Emerges From Farmer's Pond |
164 |
Fast-Acting Carbs May Hasten Vision Loss Over Time |
165 |
Drug companies 'chasing wrong Alzheimer's target' |
166 |
New View of Early, Sizzling Mars |
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From sewage, added water for drinking |
168 |
Study: Sleep deficit may be impossible to make up |
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What Makes Us Moral |
170 |
The Mesozoic Aviary |
171 |
Review--The Evolving World: Evolution in Everyday Life |
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View from the lab: Science's debt to William Blake |
173 |
A Long, Hard Look at the Early Universe |
174 |
The germ of an idea |
175 |
Male ancestor was slow to grow up |
176 |
Carnal Knowledge: Why do men like porn more? |
177 |
In Bali The Other USA Will Be With The World |
178 |
Minister says 24 Indonesian islands disappeared: report |
179 |
Keep Track Of New Worlds: PlanetQuest 2.0 |
180 |
Hubble Captures Grand-Design Spiral Galaxy M74 |
181 |
Instrument To Unveil New Worlds By Blocking Out Starlight |
182 |
Embryonic Star Captured With Jets Flaring |
183 |
EU nations endorse standard system for mobile TV |
184 |
KAGUYA (SELENE) Composes 3-D Movies With Terrain Camera Images |
185 |
Rover Perseveres Despite Stall In Robotic Arm |
186 |
Humans Carry More Bacterial Cells than Human Ones |
187 |
Brain Patterns Of Anorexic Women Different |
188 |
The games helmet that reads minds |
189 |
The Secret to Raising Smart Kids |
190 |
Discovered Footprints Stoke Yeti Mystery |
191 |
Archaeological dig on blaze site reveals 'Cowgate palaces' |
192 |
Lost 16th-Century Mass Discovered by Berkeley Music Scholar |
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Remains of ancient city discovered in east China |
194 |
Ohio's Prehistoric Past Surfaces: Finding 2,500-year-old bones |
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Syrian archeologists discover ancient remains among famous
ruins |
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