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Indonesian quake left coral high and dry |
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T-rex thigh shows chicken family ties |
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Dazzling red square found in space |
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Clear obesity gene link 'found' |
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Sperm made from human bone marrow |
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Protein links T. rex to chickens |
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Monster warning to protect oceans |
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Net reaches out to final frontier |
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Windows XP to be retired in 2008 |
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Leopard delayed by Apple iPhone |
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Teacher tells of false claim ordeal |
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Early success with new HIV drug |
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Bovine TB 'can spread in humans' |
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Report: Army Corps Needs Major Overhaul |
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People With Gene Variant May Weigh More |
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How Close Was Tainted Wheat To Human Food? |
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Court Ruling OKs Mercury Fillings |
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FDA Advisory Panel Rejects Vioxx Successor |
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N/A |
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Space 'Tsunamis' Found Near Earth |
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NASA Readies Satellite to Scan Earth's Highest Clouds |
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Mystery of galaxy's spiral arms possibly explained |
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Gleevec keeps stomach tumor at bay: study |
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Having Trouble Squeezing into Your Jeans? Blame it on Your
Genes |
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Researchers pinpoint gene linked to obesity risk |
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Apple Delays OS X 10.5, Blames iPhone |
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Top secret features suspect in Apple's Leopard delay |
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Dinosaur secrets are a tissue of thighs |
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In breakthrough, scientists identify dinosaur proteins |
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T. Rex Tissue Offers Evolution Insights |
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Samsung Announces Blu-ray/HD-DVD Player |
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Samsung Confirms Dual Format HD Player |
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Monkeying with genes to learn human nature |
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Macaque genome is decoded |
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iTunes subscription service expected |
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One Down, Three to Go |
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Opera Powers New Internet Channel |
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Sony moving into OLED TV market this year |
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Commentary: OLED to be the next advanced technology for TVs |
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The Samsung-Sony LCD Joint Venture to Start this Summer |
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IBM Stacking Chips for Greater Efficiency |
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Chip sandwich offers hope of faster transfers |
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U.S. military to put Internet router in space |
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OEM BIOS emulators spoof Vista, make pirated copies look legit |
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Microsoft confirms Vista OEM hack |
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Microsoft responds to Vista OEM hacks |
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Few Treatment Options Remain for Gonorrhea |
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Drugs Losing Efficacy Against Gonorrhea |
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Rate of drug-resistant gonorrhea explodes |
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Agency Urges Change in Antibiotics for Gonorrhea |
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A new plan of attack to treat drug-resistant gonorrhea |
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Women may make their own sperm |
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Human Bone Marrow Used to Create Early Stage Sperm Cells |
| 54 |
Diabetes treatment discovery is hailed by IFA chief |
| 55 |
New type of drug helpful in type 2 diabetes |
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Zurich researchers make diabetes breakthrough |
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CDC reports E. coli cases are on the rise in leafy greens |
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Study shows hope for early diagnosis of Alzheimer's |
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Satellite images aid implementation of agricultural reforms |
| 60 |
X-ray scattering techniques determine how dissolved metal ions
interact in solution |
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High-pressure chemistry in ultra small pressure cooker |
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Breast cancer diagnosis from combined MRI-optics method |
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Microbes start immune response by sneaking inside cells |
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CO2 storage in coal can be predicted better |
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Gene that governs toxin production in deadly mold found |
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Early-stage sperm cells created from human bone marrow |
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Iowa State physicist leads team designing detector for
international particle collider |
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Hotter than expected neutron star surfaces help explain
superburst frequency |
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Argonne helps improve air quality for 2008 Beijing Olympics |
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Prepare CO2 capture and storage now for greater environmental
benefit later |
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Research on grey mould offers possible breakthrough in tomato
cultivation |
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A diet to quit smoking? |
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Diabetes tied to pollution |
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A pill to boost your memory? |
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GM plants vs. smallpox |
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New heart risk marker |
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Key breast protein spotted |
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Gambling on Global Warming Goes Mainstream |
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Feds: Accuracy of Face Recognition Software Skyrockets |
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Tiny Generator Would Make Electricity While You Walk |
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Great Turtle Race Staged in Pacific |
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Mozart doesn't make you clever |
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Retinal implant learns to polish the picture |
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Building shaker reveals quake effects in detail |
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Indonesian earthquake lifted coral to its death |
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Artificial cilia mimic their biological peers |
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Bone stem cells turned into primitive sperm cells |
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Astronomers zoom in on black hole during 'eclipse' |
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Diffraction and Scattering--the Solution to What's in Solution |
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Argonne Helps Improve Air Quality for 2008 Beijing Olympics |
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More Accurate Breast Cancer Diagnosis May Come from Combined
MRI-Optics Method |
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Astronomers Obtain Highly Detailed Image of the 'Red Square' |
| 93 |
NASA: Mars Surveyor Was Doomed by Humans |
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New HIV drug shows 'unprecedented' results: study |
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Hotter than expected neutron star surfaces help explain
superburst frequency |
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Diffraction and scattering--the solution to what's in solution |
| 97 |
Sex and prenatal hormone exposure affect cognitive performance |
| 98 |
Early-stage sperm cells created from human bone marrow |
| 99 |
Nissan, NEC to Make Hybrid Batteries |
| 100 |
Stretching exercises shed new light on nanotubes |
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Iowa State physicist leads team designing detector for
international particle collider |
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Dust Devils Whip By Spirit |
| 103 |
Marine Geophysicists probe sea floor |
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CO2 storage in coal can be predicted better |
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Report: Army Corps Needs Major Overhaul |
| 106 |
Samsung to Release Duo HD Player |
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Tips Can Help Consumers Choose Flat-Panel Displays |
| 108 |
HP Rolls Out Enhanced 'All-in-One' Storage System for SMBs |
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New Net Design Must Tackle Interests |
| 110 |
Researchers Explore Scrapping Internet |
| 111 |
Study: Wireless sensors limit earthquake damage |
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H-1B Answer: Innovation |
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Tech Pros Fret over Their Business Skills |
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Konica Minolta Set to Launch New Printing Software |
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Uncle Sam Gets a C-Minus for Information Security |
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French Beekeepers Brace for Asian Sting |
| 117 |
How male owls pitch their wits to show who's who |
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Assessing safety through vocal cues |
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High-pressure chemistry in ultra small pressure cooker |
| 120 |
Chemists design world's lowest-density crystals for use in
clean energy |
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Study reveals economic role of regional clusters in rural
America |
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Probing Question: Does baseball still reflect America? |
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Drug-resistant gonorrhea spreading in U.S. |
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Baby Born From Frozen Sperm, Frozen Egg |
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Study shows hope for early diagnosis of Alzheimer's |
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Microbes start immune response by sneaking inside cells |
| 127 |
Researchers associate calories from newspaper dessert recipes
with community obesity rates |
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2 heads are better than 1: 2 dysfunctional DNA repair pathways
kill tumor cells |
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Gene that governs toxin production in deadly mold found |
| 130 |
FDA pans Merck's new pain pill |
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Researchers turn stem cells into sperm |
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FDA approves new impetigo treatment |
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Search For Extrasolar Planets And Extraterrestrial Life
Improved With Darwin's Frictionless Optics |
| 134 |
Retinal Implants May Be Significantly Enhanced With New
Software |
| 135 |
In 'Einstein: His Life and Universe,' energy, mass, and
enlightenment |
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If We Taught English the Way We Teach Math |
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Are Darwinists Afraid to Debate? |
| 138 |
A scientific reckoning of the sex drive |
| 139 |
It's getting hot in here |
| 140 |
Searching for the Grandest Asteroid Tour |
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Unreal beauty |
| 142 |
Modified Rabies Virus Could Tackle HIV |
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Eye diseases gave great painters different vision of their
work, Stanford ophthalmologist says |
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Eeew! |
| 145 |
High-risk air routes for invasive species revealed |
| 146 |
Experiment Nixes Fourth Neutrino |
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A Wireless Sensor City |
| 148 |
The Genetics of Depression |
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Propellers for Microrobots |
| 150 |
Some Stem Cells from Females Work Better |
| 151 |
Boosting the Power of Chemotherapy |
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Antivirus Software for the Apple Mac |
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Smart Crystals |
| 154 |
Tim O'Reilly: Web 2.0 Is About Controlling Data |
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| 156 |
Miracle Gro Plant Food |
| 157 |
Leica Fixes $4,500 Camera Boo-Boo |
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Philips to Sell iPod Add-Ons |
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UPDATE 2-Philips to take over iPod peripherals maker DLO |
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Wikia Adds New Niche Sites |
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Apple's Delay of Leopard Isn't the End of the World |
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The Mac's Stealthy Return into the Enterprise |
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Next-gen Apple mouse may dump scroll ball for touch housing |
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Wild horses munch desolate marshland back to life |
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Intel may have upper hand in processor war, for now |
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Planetarium a wonder inside and out |
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Researchers Explore Scrapping Internet |
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FDA Issues Urgent Warning About Olives |
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Potentially Contaminated Olives Recalled |
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Olive Recall Follows Botulism Warning From FDA |
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Bright idea |
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