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Now for my next trick, water from air |
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Bees go wild over purple flowers |
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GM tomato has floral, fruity smell |
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Icebergs are 'ecological hotspot' |
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Distemper kills Danish seal pups |
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Calendar question over star disc |
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Cern particle lab schedule slips |
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Echinacea 'can prevent a cold' |
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The man who invented the cash machine |
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Net losses for software pirates |
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Social sites reveal class divide |
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Leader of net piracy gang jailed |
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Domain Sellers Party Like Its 1999 |
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Alzheimer's drugs court challenge |
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Living with a heart condition |
16 |
Chinese sniffers 'to hunt fumes' |
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Shark bite leads to reproduction mystery |
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Vigilantes surface in sea lion control |
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Mushrooms become source for eco-building |
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Science, ideology, and stem cells |
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DISCOVERIES: Research points to new potential drug target in
brain [et al.] |
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Diagnosis: Controversy |
23 |
The search for 'God's Number' in a Rubik's Cube |
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ASK DR. KNOWLEDGE: What colors of light are in fiber optic
cables? |
25 |
He wants to better predict earthquakes |
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A Wonder Material You Can't Get Rid Of |
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The iPhone: Revolution? Gamble? Flop? |
28 |
Green Light Bulb Buying Guide |
29 |
Make Shopping From Home A Breeze |
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Shark Bite Leads To Reproduction Mystery |
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Vigilantes Surface In Sea Lion Control |
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Mushrooms Become Source For Eco-Building |
33 |
41 Seal Pups Die Of Distemper In Denmark |
34 |
Dangerous Staph Germ Infects U.S Hospitals |
35 |
Sperm Donor Siblings Find Family Ties |
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Court Weighs Alzheimer Drug Access Issue |
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Staph Superbug May Be Infecting Patients |
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American Kids Shaping Up With Trainers |
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More US commuters drive solo |
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Lending a hand in space exploration |
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In quest to go green, US firms retool car fleets |
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Large Hadron Collider Startup Delayed Until May 2008 |
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Goal of lunar liquid telescope not so distant |
44 |
Bristol, Glaxo diabetes drugs test new concept |
45 |
Want to be sure it's GM-free? Buy food in Moscow |
46 |
Fire at California's Lake Tahoe destroys 50 homes |
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Americans making progress managing diabetes: study |
48 |
IPhone Euphoria May Lead to Investor Disappointment (Update2) |
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The iPhone, in 20 questions |
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Laptops lapping up flash memory |
51 |
Four more fixes for Windows Safari |
52 |
Undersea Search For Life At Top Of World |
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Symantec Offers Compensation for Bad Software Update |
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Symantec compensates Chinese users affected by faulty update |
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Symantec showers free software on bug-afflicted Chinese |
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Legal Wrangling In The World of Linux |
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Linux Camp Divided on Microsoft Deals |
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Linux community divided on Microsoft deals |
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Has Blu-ray won the HD war or just round 1? |
60 |
In DVD War, Body Blows for Toshiba |
61 |
Will Apple's iPhone connect? |
62 |
Top 10 YouTube videos showing the funny side of iPhone |
63 |
How can Apple turn the iPhone into a long-term success? |
64 |
NY Magazine: Jobs peaking? |
65 |
iPhone Details |
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Sea Life Thrives Near Icebergs [et al.] |
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Calling all cellphone connoisseurs |
68 |
Don't Let Technology Take Over |
69 |
Software pirate jailed over $60m ring |
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Apple MacBook sales going UP |
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Apple sells one of every seven notebooks in U.S. |
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Mac laptops outpace PCs in sales |
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Apple gain greater US laptop sales share |
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Zap to make electric sedan based on its sports car |
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Zap to make electric sedan based on its sports car |
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MRSA Superbug More Prevalent Than First Thought--New Survey |
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Superbug may be more common than thought |
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Echinacea May Boost Immune System More Than Previously Thought |
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Echinacea halves risk of catching colds: study |
80 |
Echinacea--The uncommon herbal remedy for the common cold? |
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Echinacea for colds? Study says yes |
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Study heats up old cold herb |
83 |
Sniff of a cure: herb can help beat colds |
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Sioux herb confirmed as shield against colds |
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New FDA safety rules for dietary products |
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FDA Strengthens Supplement Supervision |
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FDA Moves To Ensure Safety of Supplements |
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FDA Issues New Safety Rules for Vitamins |
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Alzheimer drugs ruling 'outrageous' |
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'Abhorrent' Alzheimer's drug ban challenged |
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You've got a mental disorder |
92 |
Gaming addiction queried by doctors |
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'It can get so out of control' |
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Research dividing states |
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Aussies warned off stem cell 'cure-lure' |
96 |
18-year-old Singaporean student to present stem cell research
paper at conferences in US and UK |
97 |
Is using embryonic stem cells for research immoral or is
trashing them the real crime? |
98 |
Morning sickness a bonus |
99 |
Whites Underestimate the Costs of Being Black, Study Finds |
100 |
Progress toward drug screening with a cell-transistor
biosensor |
101 |
Scientists call for global push to advance research in
synthetic biology |
102 |
TU Delft tracks the influence of a cancer inhibitor on a
single DNA molecule |
103 |
Scientists identify first gene linked to scoliosis |
104 |
Pneumonia leads list of causes of hospital re-admissions after
stroke |
105 |
Demonic possession and miraculous healing |
106 |
Fine Particulate Matter from Traffic may influence Birth
Weight |
107 |
Further legitimization of fibromyalgia as a true medical
condition |
108 |
Can you hear me now? Stem cells enhance hearing recovery |
109 |
Poverty and environment billions could be wasted |
110 |
New adjuvant treatments for breast cancer prove cost-effective |
111 |
Students with symptoms of mental illness often don't seek help |
112 |
Spuds that like you--in your summer salad |
113 |
Omega-3 fatty acids protect eyes against retinopathy, study
finds |
114 |
Can blindness be prevented through diet? |
115 |
Type 1 diabetes and heart disease--Heavier may mean healthier |
116 |
Why a Rocky Mountain high? |
117 |
Alzheimer's drug based on Purdue-designed inhibitor begins
clinical trials |
118 |
U. of Colorado study shows desert droughts lead to earlier
annual mountain snow loss |
119 |
Researchers achieve first signal on the Cryogenic Maldi-FTMS |
120 |
March of the giant penguins |
121 |
Human-like altruism shown in chimpanzees |
122 |
Fears mount over tough TB |
123 |
Routine HIV tests vindicated |
124 |
Too much sex and violence? |
125 |
Ancient clue to HIV |
126 |
Computerised med box OK'd |
127 |
Chronic pain stuck in brain? |
128 |
Fish oil may help prostate |
129 |
Why Desalination Doesn't Work (Yet) |
130 |
Giant Ancient Penguins Liked it Hot |
131 |
Where are All the Hurricanes? |
132 |
Odds Given on iPhone Failure |
133 |
Earth's Heat Keeps America Afloat |
134 |
Special Laser Zaps Cancer Cells |
135 |
Selfless Chimps Shed Light on Evolution of Altruism |
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Mushrooms Used as Green Insulation |
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N.J. Dog Crowned World's Ugliest |
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San Francisco Says No to Bottled Water |
139 |
Ancient Israeli Remains May Actually Be Roman |
140 |
Giant Penguins Once Roamed Peru Desert, Fossils Show |
141 |
Photo Gallery: Giant Prehistoric Penguins Found |
142 |
Giant penguins lived in Peru |
143 |
Push to legalize Afghanistan's opium trade |
144 |
Parasites suck toxins from sharks |
145 |
High notes really are high |
146 |
'Altruistic' chimps act for the benefit of others |
147 |
When giant penguins roamed the tropics |
148 |
Video game addiction 'not mental illness' |
149 |
Moon-based lasers could uncover exotic physics |
150 |
Vital satellites sitting ducks for missile attack |
151 |
Roll up for better hydrogen fuel storage |
152 |
Echinacea may halve the risk of catching cold |
153 |
Invention: Human-like exoskeletons [et al.] |
154 |
It's robot eat robot at the AI zoo |
155 |
Allergy alert over slippery chemical |
156 |
China contemplates restarting tiger trade |
157 |
Astronomers look to quark stars for a fifth dimension |
158 |
American Wi-Fi gets off to a bad start |
159 |
Rising sea levels could divide and conquer Antarctic ice |
160 |
Could gene therapy help alcoholics stay on the wagon? |
161 |
Maryland Professor Creates Desktop Supercomputer Prototype |
162 |
Mapping to the Edge of Information |
163 |
Without Heat, Much of N. America Would be Underwater |
164 |
Flexible and Fearless, Seeking Rescue Work |
165 |
U.S. Accuses Europe of Overfishing Tuna in Atlantic |
166 |
At Home Depot, How Green Is That Chainsaw? |
167 |
Meta Physicists |
168 |
Rare Specimens |
169 |
Radioactive iron, a window to the stars |
170 |
Appeal Heard in Verizon-Vonage Case |
171 |
Study shows desert droughts lead to earlier annual mountain
snow loss |
172 |
World's first X-ray free electron laser is on course to
completion |
173 |
Theory of how HIV attacks is wrong: study |
174 |
Prehistoric equatorial penguins reached 5 feet in height |
175 |
Shark Bite Leads to Reproduction Mystery |
176 |
SKorean scientists develop technology for cheap biosensor |
177 |
LEDs Move Into Home Lighting Market |
178 |
Without hot rock, much of North America would be underwater |
179 |
Sioux herb confirmed as shield against colds |
180 |
YES2 satellite given green light for launch |
181 |
Samsung Mass Producing Industry's First 1.8-inch, 64GB Solid
State Drive |
182 |
Release of iPhone Has Industry Abuzz |
183 |
Teen arrested for hacking Belgian police website |
184 |
What's the backscatter of your beer? |
185 |
Ground gas gizmo boosts brownfield building |
186 |
Spanish police arrest creator of mobile phone virus |
187 |
Google Fights Global Internet Censorship |
188 |
Whites Underestmate The Costs Of Being Black, Study Finds |
189 |
Model aids understanding of protein networks |
190 |
Bioelectronics: Progress toward drug screening with a
cell-transistor biosensor |
191 |
Human-like altruism shown in chimpanzees |
192 |
Mushrooms Become Source for Eco-Building |
193 |
Is it a rosato? A lemato? GM tom has floral, fruity smell |
194 |
Spuds that like you--in your summer salad |
195 |
Some Masada Remains Questioned by Study |
196 |
Scientists track the influence of a cancer inhibitor on a
single DNA molecule |
197 |
Fine particulate matter from traffic may influence birth
weight |
198 |
Scientists identify first gene linked to scoliosis |
199 |
Astronomers predict the future health of unborn babies |
200 |
Court Weighs Alzheimer Drug Access Issue |
201 |
Gender may play role in recovery from pneumonia after ozone
exposure |
202 |
Staph Superbug May Be Infecting Patients |
203 |
Name new computing technology, win $500 |
204 |
U.S. helps fund wind blade test facilities |
205 |
Scientists devise landslide risk system |
206 |
Mass spectrometer achieves first signal |
207 |
Technology turns glycerin into ethanol |
208 |
Can You Hear Me Now? Stem Cells Enhance Hearing Recovery |
209 |
Without Hot Rock, Much Of North America Would Be Underwater |
210 |
Capsules Against Diabetes |
211 |
New Adjuvant Treatments For Breast Cancer Prove Cost-effective |
212 |
Can Blindness Be Prevented Through Diet? |
213 |
How Dads Influence Their Daughters' Interest In Math |
214 |
Drug Derived From Sea Squirt Shows Potent Anti-tumour Activity |
215 |
Surprisingly, Harvesting Prey Boosts Predator Fish |
216 |
3-D Ultrasound Provides In-depth View Of The Brain |
217 |
Modified Mushrooms May Yield Human Drugs |
218 |
New Vaccine Prevents One Type Of Herpes Infection And Disease
In Mice |
219 |
Tracing Marijuana To Its Roots: Scientists Seek Marijuana's
Isotopic Fingerprint |
220 |
Are Rattlesnakes Entering Suburbia? |
221 |
Artificial Intelligence Is Lost in the Woods |
222 |
Climbing Walls with Carbon Nanotubes |
223 |
Detecting Cell Loss in Diabetes |
224 |
Giant penguins may have roamed Peru |
225 |
China to tattoo pandas before release |
226 |
U.S. company says grows embryo-safe stem cells |
227 |
Report: S. Korea extracts gas hydrate |
228 |
Giant Ancient Penguins Liked it Hot |
229 |
Mushrooms become source for eco-building |
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Giant penguins may have roamed Peru |
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Algae choking another major Chinese lake |
232 |
Egyptologists think they have Hatshepsut's mummy |
233 |
Portion control dishes aid weight loss: study |
234 |
Cord blood helped in type 1 diabetes: study |
235 |
New Cancer Drugs Prove Their Worth |
236 |
Echinacea 'halves risk of catching cold' |
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