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India's hidden greenhouse gas source? |
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Spider webs sample local plant life |
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Bugs transformed from one into another |
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Jupiter's stripes changing colour |
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First domestic cat purred in Middle East |
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Charity attacks rush for biofuels |
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'Space hotel' test craft launched |
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DNA traces origin of domestic cat |
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Team claims synthetic life feat |
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Apple's iPhone makes it to stores |
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Whiteboard projector safety fears |
12 |
The Tech Lab: Bradley Horowitz |
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Has touch technology come of age? |
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Superfood 'ban' comes into effect |
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Pill to make dieters 'feel full' |
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Four hours of travel 'a DVT risk' |
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Dementia patients 'safe drivers' |
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Protests cloud Kenya abortion debate |
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Cerebral palsy 'doesn't hold him back' |
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Health plan protects China's poor |
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Mars rover to make risky crater descent |
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Inflatable space station design tested |
23 |
Egypt says mummy is Queen Hatshepsut |
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Elephants' toes get the message, study finds |
25 |
Amazing Gene Swap Creates Microbe Makeover |
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House Nixes Auto Industry Mileage Plan |
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Evidence Of Farming In Ancient S. America |
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Invasive Decorative Plants Targeted |
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Inflatable Space Station Design Tested |
30 |
How To Cut Midlife Heart Disease |
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U.S. To Stop Some Chinese Seafood Imports |
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Corruption Pervades Russia's Health System |
33 |
Businesses Help Workers To Lose Weight |
34 |
Beijing Bans 10 Types Of Drugs |
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WHO: Air Travelers Should Exercise Legs |
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Vegas Doctor Charged With Botox Scheme |
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A new step toward synthetic life |
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Laser tool for next Mars rover ready for testing |
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NASA to send little Mars rover into gaping crater |
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Cradle of civilization also cats' cradle |
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Designer Enzyme Cuts HIV Out of Infected Cells |
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NASA hopes to launch next space shuttle on August 7 |
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Bigelow's Second Orbital Module Launches Into Space |
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Hubble Watches As Jupiter Changes Stripes |
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Both Parents May Pass MS Risk to Kids |
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Genome Swap Turns One Microbe into Another |
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Crater Could Solve 1908 Tunguska Meteor Mystery |
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'iPhone set to struggle' |
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Is the iPhone the 128K Mac? |
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A Trade-Off on iPhone Data Speed |
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Cats, Humans Share Ancient Bond |
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DNA: domestic cats came from single wild ancestor |
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Genetic study links domestic cats to wild ancestors 100,000
years ago |
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First genome transplant turns one species into another |
55 |
From reading DNA to writing it |
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Venter Takes Step Toward Synthetic Cells |
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DNA team transforms one bacterium into another |
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Clout doesn't count in pursuit of an iPhone |
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Broadband providers could win net neutrality debate |
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Deadly opportunity at Mars' Duck Bay |
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Will Mars Rover Survive the Crater of Doom? |
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Mars rover Opportunity to make risky descent into huge crater |
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Russia studies space hotel plan |
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U.S. entrepreneur's private space station test module is
launched |
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Satellite launched to test space hotel concept |
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Vodafone tipped for exclusive iPhone agreement with Apple |
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Net radio is fragile--and flawed |
68 |
U.S. panel gets earful over royalty rate increase for
webcasters |
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Net radio's day of silence leads to 350,000 calls to Congress |
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Where for at thou, Barcelona? |
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New World Farming Began Around Same Time As Near East's |
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Evidence of Early Farming Is Found in Peruvian Andes |
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Evidence of ancient farming found in Andes |
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Ancient farming in South America |
75 |
Peanuts, cotton, squash first farmed in Peru 6,000-10,000
years ago |
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Earliest development of agriculture dated back 9000 years in
the Andes |
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iPhone's Halo Effect |
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U.S. searches for iPhone up 583 percent |
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iPhone web searches skyrocket |
80 |
Long haul flights double risk of blood clots--WHO |
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Study results released on travel and blood clots |
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Exercise legs on long journeys, WHO advises |
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Toxin detected after 1 shift in smoky bar: study |
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Smokers Toxic to Bar, Restaurant Workers |
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Second Hand Smoke Is Very Dangerous |
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Cigarette taxes do reduce smoking but can lead to bootlegging,
says Mailman School of PH |
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More Humanlike Mouse Stem Cells Discovered |
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UK stem cell research breakthrough |
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Bacteria sends mountain bike racer to hospital |
90 |
Senate Aging Chairman Urges U.S. Registry of Gifts to Doctors |
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Senators Push for Pharmaceutical Industry Gift Registry |
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Needle sticks endanger surgeons-in-training |
93 |
Johns Hopkins report urges overhaul of surgery-needle safety |
94 |
Hikers Could Die from AMS: Prevention Awareness Needs to
Increase |
95 |
Cloned pigs help scientists towards a breakthrough in
Alzheimer's |
96 |
New, Invisible Nano-fibers Conduct Electricity, Repel Dirt |
97 |
A research of the UGR shows the genetic predisposition to
develop alcohol abuse |
98 |
Modern brains have an ancient core |
99 |
Common preterm labor drug has more side effects than
alternative |
100 |
Angioplasty procedure has potential to damage kidneys,
research shows |
101 |
'Modular' Leukemia Drug Shows Promise in Early Testing |
102 |
Study Reveals New, Cost-efficient Method for Creating Portable
Hydrogen Fuel Cells |
103 |
New study shows Rescue Remedy is an effective all-natural
stress, anxiety reliever |
104 |
Carnegie Mellon University-led team conducts most detailed
cosmological simulation to date |
105 |
'Megafishes' project featured in Science magazine |
106 |
UCF professor finds bacterial pathogen may be key to
understanding cancer development |
107 |
Critical protein prevents DNA damage from persisting through
generations |
108 |
Breast cancer survival in genes |
109 |
Cats, humans share ancient bond |
110 |
New stem cell discovered |
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New HIV med fast-tracked |
112 |
How bad news kills |
113 |
Bullet explains headache |
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Zim health service collapses |
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Active mind fights dementia |
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Brain Scans Reveal Why Meditation Works |
117 |
Mysterious Clouds Creeping Out of the Arctic |
118 |
House Cats' Wild Ancestor Found |
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How Do Cats Purr? |
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Rural Road Trip? Top 10 Deadly States |
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Invasive Plant Problem Grows |
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Squash Grown 10,000 Years Ago in Peru |
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Ancient Crumbs Reveal History of Chili Peppers |
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Peruvian Canals Most Ancient in New World |
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Ancient Earth Drawings Found in Peru |
126 |
LiveScience's Image of the Day: Agriculture Covers 1/3 of All
Land |
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Hubble Watches As Jupiter Changes Stripes |
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Breakthrough Could Lead to Artificial Life Forms |
129 |
Stick 'Em Up: iRobots Get Tasers |
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Risky Crater Descent Planned for Mars Rover |
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Ancient seeds reveal Andean crops |
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Genome transplant makes species switch |
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Out of the desert, on to the sofa |
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Urine grows better fish food |
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Europe burns its wine lake |
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Clear waters run deep in the Pacific |
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Mars rover to descend into gaping crater |
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Second inflatable spacecraft launched |
139 |
Jupiter changes its stripes |
140 |
How to stop diabetes wreaking lasting havoc |
141 |
Particle smasher aims for May 2008 switch-on |
142 |
'Molecular surgery' snips off a single atom |
143 |
T-Rays vs. Terrorists |
144 |
The Athens Affair |
145 |
Research Programs Focus on Eutrophication in the Baltic Sea |
146 |
Invisible Nano-fibers Conduct Electricity, Repel Dirt |
147 |
Research Explores Link Between Pesticides and Colony Collapse
Disorder |
148 |
Earliest-known Evidence of Peanut, Cotton and Squash Farming
Found |
149 |
Study Traces Cat's Ancestry to Middle East |
150 |
Scientists Transplant Genome of Bacteria |
151 |
Squash Seeds Show Andean Cultivation Is 10,000 Years Old,
Twice as Old as Thought |
152 |
F.D.A. Curbs Sale of 5 Seafoods Farmed in China |
153 |
Pioneering 3D view of near-Earth magnetic 'dance' |
154 |
Drivers Unwanted: MIT 'Robocar' takes a spin |
155 |
NASA satellite captures first view of 'night-shining' clouds |
156 |
IPhone Launch Day Arrives |
157 |
Modern brains have an ancient core |
158 |
Nanosoccer debuts at RoboCup 2007 |
159 |
Inflatable Space Station Design Tested |
160 |
Squash Grown 10,000 Years Ago in Peru |
161 |
Smart Phone Makers Brace for iPhone |
162 |
New, invisible nano-fibers conduct electricity, repel dirt |
163 |
Potential cure for HIV discovered |
164 |
Study reveals new, cost-efficient method for creating portable
hydrogen fuel cells |
165 |
Domestic Cats May Have Ancient Roots |
166 |
Astronomers conduct most detailed cosmological simulation to
date |
167 |
Scientists Swap Genes in Bacteria |
168 |
Researchers find 'missing link' stem cells |
169 |
Studying Magnetic Interface Ferromagnetism |
170 |
Hubble Catches Jupiter Changing Its Stripes |
171 |
Risky Descent |
172 |
AMD to Ship Industry's First Native x86 Quad-Core Processors
In August |
173 |
Motorola Selling Razr2 Phone in S.Korea |
174 |
Thousands Line Up to Buy Apple iPhones |
175 |
How the IPhone Breaks Industry Rules |
176 |
Microsoft Offers $500 Vista PC in India |
177 |
Undifferentiated Networks Would Require Significant Extra
Capacity |
178 |
Nigerian school without power receives 300 laptops |
179 |
MySpace launches video sharing site in YouTube challenge |
180 |
Million-year-old human tooth found in Spain |
181 |
Critical protein prevents DNA damage from persisting through
generations |
182 |
Edmonton city site was dinosaur dining room |
183 |
'Megafishes' project to save the world's largest freshwater
fish |
184 |
Pallid sturgeon spawning in Missouri River |
185 |
Invasive Decorative Plants Targeted |
186 |
Where is the most dangerous place to travel over the holiday? |
187 |
Finding microscopic motors in the gut |
188 |
UF to release parasitic fly to combat 'evil weevil' destroying
native bromeliads |
189 |
Now anxious people can help themselves |
190 |
'Modular' Leukemia Drug Shows Promise In Early Testing |
191 |
WHO: Air Travelers Should Exercise Legs |
192 |
Where did we come from, and how did we get to where we live
today? |
193 |
Surgeons fail to report accidents |
194 |
Alcohol abuse is in the genes |
195 |
Turn off TV to teach toddlers new words |
196 |
Common preterm labor drug has more side effects than
alternative |
197 |
Breast cancer prognosis runs in the family |
198 |
Therapeutic value of meditation unproven, says study |
199 |
Scientists transplant DNA in bacteria |
200 |
Long trips double risk of bloodclots |
201 |
NASA Mars Rover Ready For Descent Into Crater |
202 |
Exercise Stimulates The Formation Of New Brain Cells |
203 |
Biofuel Crops Double As Greenhouse-Gas Reducers |
204 |
First Bacterial Genome Transplantation Changes One Species To
Another |
205 |
Preventing The Brown Potato Chip In The Bag |
206 |
Researchers Develop New Method To Control Complex Systems |
207 |
Radio Frequency Ablation Vaporizes Inoperable Kidney And Liver
Tumors |
208 |
Revolutionary Armrest Can Prevent Repetitive Strain Injuries |
209 |
Some Common Human Injuries Also Common In Dogs |
210 |
Seabird Diet History Revealed Through Analyisis Of Museum
Samples |
211 |
Protein C Levels Help Predict Risk Of Death In ICU Patients |
212 |
Drug Resistance Argues Against Mutation Theory Of Cancer |
213 |
Book Makes Case For Using Evolution In Everyday Life |
214 |
Original Human 'Stone Age' Diet Is Good For People With
Diabetes, Study Finds |
215 |
Location Devices When Lost In The Wilderness |
216 |
The iPhone's Untapped Potential |
217 |
Transplanting a Genome |
218 |
Nano Laser Probes Cells |
219 |
Mars rover to make risky crater descent |
220 |
Ex-astronaut's lawyer says diaper tale is "big lie" |
221 |
Chilean teenagers find trove of whale fossils |
222 |
Scientists fly into raptures over flightless Fred |
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Replacing a genome boosts race to develop designer bugs: study |
224 |
House Cats' Wild Ancestor Found |
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U.S. tracks serious form of syphilis in gay men |
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Hong Kong drug addicts head to China to pop pills |
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Harry Potter and the Miserable Migraines |
228 |
Norway cracks down on female circumcision abroad |
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Toxin detected after 1 shift in smoky bar: study |
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Late-starters can benefit from healthy habits: study |
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