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Tigers' chick-matesÉand other "Quirkies" |
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Is this Nessie on video? |
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I've caught Nessie on camera |
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New Nessie Footage |
5 |
Priest Cans Organist for Sex Toy Sales |
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Mo. Toddler Ruins Monks' Sand Design |
7 |
Microsoft to offer improved tools to search books |
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DNA co-discoverer Watson gets his genome sequenced |
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Orangutan study suggests early walking on two legs |
10 |
Fugitive TB patient asks for forgiveness |
11 |
Bosnian in legal row over cow falling in mass grave |
12 |
Indian lawyers tie man to tree, beat him |
13 |
Indian family exhumes son's corpse to revive him |
14 |
Spanish town votes in Elvis flares and nude pool |
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German mistakes subway for underground car park |
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Violent Past: Young sun withstood a supernova blast |
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Dark Power: Pigment seems to put radiation to good use |
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MicroRNAs found in unicellular alga |
19 |
Fifty Years with Double-Stranded RNA |
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Hot rocks could get a big boost |
21 |
Secrets of the Sun's sizzling corona |
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Synchrotron combines science and art |
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Secrets of Sun-like star probed |
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Japan threat to exit whaling body |
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Nuclear reactor secrets revealed |
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Anger over DRM-free iTunes tracks |
27 |
What search engines know about us |
28 |
A solution to the socket shortage? |
29 |
Folic acid 'reduces stroke risks' |
30 |
'Dr Death' to be freed from jail |
31 |
Misery: the secret to happiness |
32 |
Air hostesses told to shed weight |
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TB patient faces months in care |
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Cuts threaten world's largest telescope |
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Chinese To Get Their Own Virtual World |
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Loch Ness "Sighting" Thrills Aficionados |
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IRS Warns Of New E-Mail Scam |
38 |
NASA Chief Sparks Global Warming Fury |
39 |
Researchers Find 2,100 Year-Old Melon |
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Ga. Aquarium Gets 2 New Whale Sharks |
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Moratorium On Commercial Whaling Upheld |
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UN: Climate Making Forest Fires Bigger |
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Cuts Threaten World's Largest Telescope |
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Peanut Butter Salmonella Cases Now Top 600 |
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FDA OKs New Kidney Cancer Drug |
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By State: Who's Getting Burned? |
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What Makes The Golden Years Great? |
48 |
Worst Fears Realized In S. Africa TB Scare |
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Kevorkian To Be Released From Prison |
50 |
Planning a Picnic in a Warming World? Satellite Forecasts More
Rain |
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Mars' Liquid Center Cooling in Unusual Manner, Study Suggests |
52 |
Now EMI Music on YouTube |
53 |
EMI and YouTube bury the hatchet, agree to share videos |
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EMI and YouTube shake hands and hips |
55 |
Top 'Seattle Spammer' Arrested on Multiple Charges |
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Arrest of 'spam king' no relief for inboxes |
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A canned history of spam |
58 |
So This Is What Palm's Been Up To |
59 |
Google on collision course with Microsoft |
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Google Gears up for Web 3.0 titan clash with Microsoft |
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A look inside Google Gears |
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Those Real-Life PC and Mac Guys |
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NASA cool with climate change |
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Apple iTunes Plus 'recording user data' |
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Expert View: DRM-Free Comes at a Price |
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DRM: What does it mean to me? |
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Study: human ancestors walked upright in trees |
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New theory rejects popular view of man's evolution |
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New Loch Ness video |
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Man Says He Captured Loch Ness on Film |
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All-seeing Google Street View prompts privacy fears |
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10 bizarre sights in Google Street View |
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Verizon, gearing for iPhone fight, offers free Prince tune |
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Google to Buy Panoramio |
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Warmer Earth might be wetter, scientists find |
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Study: Climate change models overstate droughts |
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Microsoft Tests More Windows Live Services |
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Microsoft gives Vista's Windows Mail the heave-ho |
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Windows Mail Headed For Dead Letter Office |
80 |
First Look at Windows Live Mail--Replaces Outlook Express |
81 |
Google Zooms In Too Close for Some |
82 |
Web Mapping Options Multiply |
83 |
Google, Microsoft innovations excite, underwhelm |
84 |
Spam King Soloway's arrest could not stop Spam flow |
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Novell fears closing of GPL loophole |
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TB Patient's Wife Defends Decision to Travel |
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Co-Discoverer Of DNA Presented With His Own Genome Sequence |
88 |
Consumers Still Getting Sick From Tainted Peanut Butter |
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Double duty: Vitamin works against stroke and defects |
90 |
Folic acid supplements 'cut stroke risk' |
91 |
Folic Acid Supplements Cut Stroke Risk |
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Folic Acid May Lower Stroke Risk |
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State to test mosquitoes |
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Lust never sleeps |
95 |
More people suffering from sexsomnia, study says |
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Some Sleep Disorders Linked to Abnormal Sexual Behaviors |
97 |
Chocolate good for the memory! |
98 |
Cellular message movement captured on video |
99 |
Soils offer new hope as carbon sink |
100 |
Liver cancer patients with high serum levels of hepatitis B
virus face poorer outcomes |
101 |
Hepatologists face new challenges as hepatitis progresses in
HIV patients |
102 |
Scientists develop drugs to fight colon and breast cancer more
effectively |
103 |
TB test offers patients quicker and easier diagnosis |
104 |
Dietary vitamin B6, B12 and folate, may decrease pancreatic
cancer risk among lean people |
105 |
Nursing Home Placement Associated with Accelerated Cognitive
Decline in Alzheimer's Disease |
106 |
Blood test may help signal tumor's remission, return in throat
cancer patients |
107 |
Wide range of sleep-related disorders associated with abnormal
sexual behaviors, experiences |
108 |
When the villain becomes your friend: The strange tale of
muscle lactate |
109 |
Human ancestors learnt to walk upright in the trees, say
experts |
110 |
Cigarette smoke alters DNA in sperm, genetic damage could pass
to offspring |
111 |
Threats to wild tigers growing |
112 |
MU Physicist Says Testing Technique for Gravitomagnetic Field
is Ineffective |
113 |
Discrimination makes you sick |
114 |
Aspirin can save SA hearts |
115 |
Smoking damages sperm |
116 |
The secret to young muscles |
117 |
Preschoolers can do maths |
118 |
New kidney med OK'd |
119 |
Back op eases pain |
120 |
Sharks Use Strange Trick to Hunt Prey |
121 |
First-Ever 5,000-Year Record of Hurricanes Compiled |
122 |
Poll: A Fifth of Vacationers Bring Laptop |
123 |
Birds Follow Army-Ants to Find Prey |
124 |
Researchers Find 2,100 Year-Old Melon |
125 |
Man Says He's Got a New Loch Ness Video |
126 |
Did Upright Walking Start in Trees? |
127 |
Mars' Gooey Core is Freezing |
128 |
California Whales May Finally be Free |
129 |
Revised Global Warming Forecast: Even More Rain |
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TB Patient Enters Denver Hospital for Treatment |
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Hurricane Threat? What Hurricane Threat? |
132 |
Top Spamming Kingpin Arrested |
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Study Finds Cocaine, Pot in Rome's Air |
134 |
Upright Walking Started in Trees, Ape Study Suggests |
135 |
Mars's Liquid Center Cooling in Unusual Manner, Study Suggests |
136 |
Global Warming Models Underpredict Increase in Rainfall, Study
Says |
137 |
Deep-Sea Fish Trap Sheds Light on Ocean's Slowest Denizens |
138 |
Cicada Outbreaks Linked to Other Animals' Booms, Busts |
139 |
James Watson's genome sequenced |
140 |
Upright orangutans point way to walking |
141 |
Switchable hologram promises memory boost |
142 |
MACHO matter is running out of places to hide |
143 |
Embedded nanowires could control tissue growth |
144 |
Folic acid could protect against strokes |
145 |
Starving vultures switch to live prey |
146 |
Dwarf-flinging void is larger than thought |
147 |
Warming will bring more rain, study claims |
148 |
Japan threatens to go it alone on whaling |
149 |
The Loneliest Black Holes in the Universe |
150 |
Researchers Solve Rubik's Cube in 26 Moves |
151 |
An Apple Peel a Day Might Keep Cancer at Bay |
152 |
Hurricane Katrina: Move Beyond Sound-Bites and
"Armchair" Theories |
153 |
Students Explore Careers in Cancer Genetics |
154 |
Where Now, for the Wind? |
155 |
Math that powers spam filters used to understand how brain
learns to move our muscles |
156 |
40% efficient solar cells to be used for solar electricity |
157 |
MU physicist says testing technique for gravitomagnetic field
is ineffective |
158 |
Company to Create Chinese Virtual World |
159 |
NASA chief unsure of need to tackle global warming |
160 |
Poll: A Fifth Vacation With Laptops |
161 |
Releasing fish for the future |
162 |
Pinning down the butterfly's wings |
163 |
Japan warned over whaling plans, threatens to quit IWC |
164 |
Shock TV reality organ donor show goes on air |
165 |
Cellular message movement captured on video |
166 |
Internet Videos to Vie for Daytime Emmys |
167 |
Building our new view of Titan |
168 |
Recycled garden compost reduces phosphorus in soils |
169 |
Soils offer new hope as carbon sink |
170 |
NASA-funded robotic sub finds bottom of world's deepest
sinkhole |
171 |
Gazing up at the man in the star? |
172 |
NASA pondering a future grapple on the James Webb Space
Telescope |
173 |
University of Michigan astronomers capture the first image of
surface features on a sun-like star |
174 |
Corals reveal impact of land use |
175 |
University of Victoria Gets Its Place Among The Stars |
176 |
West African Ocean sediment core links monsoons to global
climate evolution |
177 |
Students cut grass with robotic-controlled mower |
178 |
EU project to develop first fuel-cell aircraft |
179 |
Sweden Cracks Down on Web Credit Checks |
180 |
Spam Flows Despite High-Profile Arrest |
181 |
Ga. Aquarium Gets 2 New Whale Sharks |
182 |
Threats to wild tigers growing |
183 |
Love still dominates pop song lyrics, but with raunchier
language |
184 |
Research reveals link between pesticide use and Parkinson's |
185 |
TB test offers patients quicker and easier diagnosis |
186 |
Study tests oral insulin to prevent type 1 diabetes |
187 |
When HIV and liver disease co-exist |
188 |
When the villain becomes your friend: The strange tale of
muscle lactate |
189 |
NFL Study Links Concussions, Depression |
190 |
People Think They Reap What They Sow |
191 |
Argonne Anti-Jet-Lag Diet helps summer travelers beat jet lag |
192 |
Ped Med: What's in a drug label? |
193 |
NASA Space Telescope Gives Scientists Depth Perception |
194 |
Transformation For People With AIDS On The Horizon |
195 |
XMM-Newton Reveals X-rays From Gas Streams Around Young Stars |
196 |
HPV Vaccine Highly Effective, According To Large-scale Studies |
197 |
Anger Can Make You More Rational, Not Less, According To
Recent Studies |
198 |
GM Field Trials 'Underestimate Potential For
Cross-pollination' |
199 |
Massive Transiting Planet With 31-hour Year Found Around
Distant Star |
200 |
Single Spinning Nuclei In Diamond Offer A Stable Quantum
Computing Building Block |
201 |
Longstanding Astronomical Puzzle Solved |
202 |
NASA Pondering A Future Grapple On The James Webb Space
Telescope |
203 |
Superconductor Discovery Solves 20-year-old Mystery |
204 |
Existence Of Muscle-building Stem Cells Points To Regenerative
Therapies For Muscular Disease |
205 |
Can an Electric Hat Fight Tumors? |
206 |
The New Math: Kids Can Add and Subtract without Arithmetic |
207 |
What's Wrong with Doctors |
208 |
Psychologist Explains Teens' Risky Decision-making Behavior |
209 |
The $2 Million Genome |
210 |
A Better Picture of the Brain |
211 |
Fluorescent Printing Made Easy |
212 |
Hospitals Nationwide Combat Employee Camera-Phone Abuse |
213 |
N/A |
214 |
Pimp My Chair: La-Z-Boy Thrives on Overstuffed Innovation |
215 |
Century-Old Quarantine Law Puts Patient Rights at Risk |
216 |
Getting Naked on the Internet Is Risky, but Rewarding |
217 |
$150,000 Sound System Boasts Awesome Fidelity, but No IPod
Input |
218 |
An Equation so Lovely, Who Cares if it Works? |
219 |
The Drake Equation is obsolete |
220 |
Roswell to Build Theme Park--Aluminum Foil Hats Not Included |
221 |
From Silicon To Semiconductor |
222 |
Skype Mouse Phone |
223 |
First Imaging of a Sun-like Star |
224 |
Researchers find 2,100 year-old melon |
225 |
Ga. aquarium gets 2 new whale sharks |
226 |
Man says he captured Loch Ness on film |
227 |
NASA chief unsure of need to tackle global warming |
228 |
Japan fails to lift whaling ban, threatens to quit IWC |
229 |
TB patient: 'I hope they forgive me' |
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New diet shrinks calories, carbon footprint |
231 |
Childhood ailments linked to adult chronic pain |
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China goes on offensive after food safety scares |
233 |
Health Tip: Lather up With Sunscreen |
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