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Title |
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Search on for Cracker [and other "Quirkies" (strange
stories)] |
2 |
Ancient Tsunami Lore Could Save Lives |
3 |
ExxonMobil holding up Kashagan oil field deal: Kazakhstan |
4 |
Chinese tiger cubs found dead in refrigerator |
5 |
Rwanda introduces 'gorilla tax' |
6 |
Putin wants satellite navigation for dog |
7 |
Tsunami-hit Sri Lankans thank the gods for cinnamon |
8 |
Chocolate fuels a carbon-negative voyage from England to
Timbuktu |
9 |
Loss of sea ice could harm walrus |
10 |
Realistic Expectations Help Ward Off Holiday Depression |
11 |
Tea drinking may not curb ovarian cancer risk |
12 |
Chronic tummy aches common in young teens |
13 |
Beware Holiday Toys That Can Injure Young Eyes |
14 |
Erectile dysfunction may boost Parkinson's risk |
15 |
Salmonella fears prompt basil recall |
16 |
Parents don't realize kids are fat |
17 |
The Power of Tradition |
18 |
Snowflake Movies |
19 |
Beautiful Microscope Art |
20 |
A conference on Scratch, the programming language for kids |
21 |
2007 Foot-in-Mouth Awards |
22 |
Top 10 Startups Worth Watching in 2008 |
23 |
A lab model of the early Universe |
24 |
FBI campaign against Einstein revealed |
25 |
Oldest Human-Powered Transport: Skates Made From Animal Bones |
26 |
Heal thyself: One doctor's personal experiment |
27 |
'The powers of the earth' |
28 |
Daughter can't see beyond next party |
29 |
Don't OD on sugar this Xmas |
30 |
France prepares to stub out smoking in cafes |
31 |
Benefits of soy protein, low-fat diets face review |
32 |
Laptop Project Enlivens Peruvian Hamlet |
33 |
Scotland top of house price chart |
34 |
Web sales start on Christmas Day |
35 |
Ceremony inaugurates Chinese jet |
36 |
Shoppers in late Christmas rush |
37 |
In pictures: Made in Maranello [inside the Ferrari factory] |
38 |
Logging on for Christmas cheer |
39 |
Ex-Aviva boss in Kenyan 'gap year' |
40 |
Sony's unholy row in 'dumb' list |
41 |
BA accused over air cargo cartel |
42 |
Pound at record low against euro |
43 |
Japan stocks rise on thin trading |
44 |
Bankruptcy for business airline |
45 |
Touch cube points to future toys |
46 |
'Everyone says I'm already changing' |
47 |
A bad year to be fat |
48 |
Pfizer arrests sought in Nigeria |
49 |
Clue to migraine headache cause |
50 |
Scientists say asteroid may hit Mars |
51 |
Ask Dr. Knowledge: Is the lead in glassware as hazardous as in
toys? |
52 |
Is it possible that I am allergic to my Christmas tree? |
53 |
Cosmic bully |
54 |
Taking The Internet To 33,000 Feet |
55 |
Reconstructing The Family Tree |
56 |
Latest YouTube Star: Queen Elizabeth! |
57 |
Meet Russia's Antidote To Santa |
58 |
How Starbucks Saved My Life |
59 |
Walrus Latest To Be Threatened By Warming |
60 |
Medical Clinics Expanding Care To Needy |
61 |
Study: Many Parents Blind To Kids' Obesity |
62 |
Space Station Cargo Ship Launches With Gifts, Supplies |
63 |
No Winner In Blu-ray, HD DVD Battle |
64 |
High-def dogfight |
65 |
The best tech of 2007 |
66 |
HD-DVD or Blu-ray? |
67 |
Assurances over US biometric data |
68 |
FBI planning world's largest biometric database |
69 |
Toshiba to buy LCD panels from Sharp--sources |
70 |
Toshiba And Sharp Form Flat Panel LCD Alliance |
71 |
Sharp and Toshiba Team up on Flat Panels |
72 |
Bird count offers vital information, and fun, too |
73 |
Birders began their interest in all things avian as kids |
74 |
Army Adds Macs To Improve Security |
75 |
Mac-Attack: US Army guarding its Windows with OSX |
76 |
Army steps up Mac orders; security fix reissued; X-Factor
lawsuit? |
77 |
Report: Apple working on auto-volume control for iPods |
78 |
Apple to Launch iPod With Automatic Volume Control |
79 |
Apple working on auto-volume control for iPods |
80 |
Gadgets Affected by Analog Shutdown |
81 |
Analog cell phone networks shutting down |
82 |
500,000 OnStar analog lines going dead |
83 |
Apple and Google, telecom's new stars |
84 |
Cell Phones: Talking, Texting...and Tuning In? |
85 |
'Spare air' conditions should lift for holiday |
86 |
Burning wrapping paper creates toxins |
87 |
Free my child's toys from cruel restraints |
88 |
Hard-to-open packages have led to injuries |
89 |
Products' wrappings a challenge for consumers to open |
90 |
The price of fighting global warming |
91 |
Fight global warming with trees |
92 |
Carbon culprits: South is fast catching up |
93 |
Health Care Expansions Hit Roadblocks |
94 |
California health plan a long shot at the polls |
95 |
AARP is drug plan advocate, marketer |
96 |
The Truth About Caffeine and Cancer |
97 |
Where and why humans made skates out of animal bones |
98 |
Lung cancer cells' survival gene seen as drug target |
99 |
Gold nanoparticle probes may allow earlier cancer detection |
100 |
Humour triggered by male hormones |
101 |
New hope from stem cells |
102 |
New diagnosis: 'text thumb' |
103 |
Inside Movie Animation: Simulating 128 Billion Elements |
104 |
Plane Crashes in Antarctica, Scientists Safe |
105 |
The Enduring Mysteries of Comets |
106 |
Child Care in First Two Years Greatly Affects IQ |
107 |
Walrus Habitat is Melting Away |
108 |
Ancient Tsunami Lore Could Save Lives |
109 |
Musical Focus: New Speakers Don't Bother Bystanders |
110 |
Budget blow to US science |
111 |
Really? The Claim: Calories From Alcohol Go to Your Midsection |
112 |
Q & A: The Silent Scream |
113 |
Even Top Performers Have Flaws, and That Might Be a Good Thing |
114 |
When the Senses Become Confused |
115 |
Food Scarcity and H.I.V. Interwoven in Uganda |
116 |
Brain Cells, Doing Their Job With Some Neighborly Help |
117 |
The Lure of Treatments Science Has Dismissed |
118 |
On the Ground and in the Water, Tracing a Giant Wave's Path |
119 |
A Question of Blame When Societies Fall |
120 |
Birds, Bugs Named as Steroid Users! |
121 |
Conserving Cuba, After the Embargo |
122 |
Church Collections Go Online in Ohio |
123 |
Watchdog: Beijing Threatens Free Speech |
124 |
Scotland to Target Gamers With Ads |
125 |
Fuel Standards Will Force Lighter Autos |
126 |
High-Tech Innovations Come to Retailing |
127 |
Japan's DoCoMo to tie up with Google: report |
128 |
Laptop Project Enlivens Peruvian Hamlet |
129 |
Moderate quake hits northern Japan |
130 |
Toward improved non-stick surfaces at the flip of a switch |
131 |
Airborne Internet Might Bring Turbulence |
132 |
World's only ultrafast electron microscope takes 4-D 'movies'
of molecules |
133 |
Culinary shocker: Cooking can preserve, boost nutrient content
of vegetables |
134 |
New method enables scientists to see smells |
135 |
Google in crowded field bidding for US wireless licenses |
136 |
Polycarbonate Bottles Raise Questions |
137 |
China reports good progress in human bird flu vaccine |
138 |
Study: Fever may ease autism for a while |
139 |
Lung cancer cells' survival gene seen as drug target |
140 |
Black-footed ferrets released in Kansas |
141 |
Study Shows Urban Sprawl Continues To Gobble Up Land |
142 |
Snake Venoms Share Similar Ingredients |
143 |
Cancer Stem Cells May Be At The Root Of Brain Tumors |
144 |
New Solutions To Reproductive Problems Related To Chromosomal
Variations |
145 |
Unknown Monumental Building Of Herod The Great (73-4 BC)
Unearthed |
146 |
Bangladesh To Dramatically Expand Technology That Doubles
Efficiency Of Urea Fertilizer Use |
147 |
Receptor Protein Appears To Be Key In Breakdown Of Kidney
Filtration |
148 |
Engineering Students Design A Better Surf Board |
149 |
Cancer Treatment: Light Powered Platinum 80 Times More
Powerful Than Similar Cancer Treatments |
150 |
Biochip Mimics Body To Reveal Toxicity Of Industrial Compounds |
151 |
To Curious Aliens, Earth Would Stand Out As Living Planet |
152 |
Towards Cloaking Visible Light: Three-dimensional
Metamaterials For The Optical Wavelength Range |
153 |
Success Of Invasive Argentine Ants Linked To Diet Shifts |
154 |
Squirrels Use Old Snake Skins To Mask Their Scent From
Predators |
155 |
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