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Australians want slice of fusion pie |
2 |
Bizarre star with tail in whale |
3 |
Talc keeps killer quakes at bay |
4 |
HIV's double hit on brain cells |
5 |
Baby scans: do we need them? |
6 |
Leeches 'save lorry driver's leg' |
7 |
Wikipedia edits |
8 |
Super solution for Rubik's cube |
9 |
Bluetooth helps Facebook friends |
10 |
Uganda and Congo's troubled waters |
11 |
US agencies boost satellite use |
12 |
Cleverest crows opt for two tools |
13 |
Atlantic yields climate secrets |
14 |
Giant star Mira leaves gifts |
15 |
Ocean Currents And Climate Change |
16 |
Chinese Couple Names Baby "@" |
17 |
Learning Foreign Language Via The Web |
18 |
Bridge Safety Gets Help From Above |
19 |
Changing Reality With A Mouse Click |
20 |
Air Pollution Hurts Young Hearts, Too |
21 |
Take A Walk To Lower Your Blood Pressure |
22 |
Study: "Drug Infested" Schools On Rise |
23 |
Japan's record heat kills 7 |
24 |
Heatwave bakes Japan amid worries of power shortage |
25 |
In global warming, all research is local |
26 |
How better-fed cows could cool the planet |
27 |
Clues from hurricane 'fingerprints' |
28 |
Final test to help NASA decide on repairing shuttle |
29 |
NASA awaits final test data before decision on repair |
30 |
Astronomers surprised by star with comet-like tail |
31 |
Astronomers find bizarre comet-like tail behind star |
32 |
Skype Bug Locks Out European Users |
33 |
Many Skype Users Unable to Make Calls |
34 |
Logitech Unveils iPod Speakers |
35 |
Logitech introduces new high-end iPod speaker system |
36 |
StarOffice available free of charge through Google Pack |
37 |
Google Distributes Sun's StarOffice for Free |
38 |
Google and Sun tag team MS Office |
39 |
Google Distributing Sun StarOffice |
40 |
Google begins to distribute Sun's StarOffice software |
41 |
Google Now on a Collision Course with Microsoft |
42 |
Wikipedia Scanner outs Vatican, CIA |
43 |
Earthquake faults rupture faster than thought |
44 |
Earthquakes can move faster than thought: study |
45 |
Philips gear syncs music with devices |
46 |
Philips Follows Sony's Lead, Adds Bluetooth, IPod Dock |
47 |
Apple Lays AppleWorks to Rest |
48 |
RIP: Apple Lays AppleWorks Suite To Rest |
49 |
AppleWorks is dead. Long live AppleWorks? |
50 |
Numbers '08 |
51 |
Apple's Numbers the Big Draw in iWork '08, Users Say |
52 |
RIP AppleWorks |
53 |
UW won't bow to Disney's demand |
54 |
A 300-page iPhone Bill? |
55 |
Bulky iPhone Bills Land in Mailboxes |
56 |
How many trees did your iPhone bill kill? |
57 |
Massive iPhone Bill No More Thanks To The Power Of The
Internet |
58 |
A Little Somethin' Extra with Your New iPhone |
59 |
FDA to Review Safety of Cold Remedies for Kids |
60 |
West Nile Virus Kills 15 In U.S., Says CDC |
61 |
Some Baby Bibs Said to Contain Levels of Lead |
62 |
Are Abortion Pills Better Than Surgical Procedures? |
63 |
Abortions by pill no riskier later, report says |
64 |
Women Who Undergo Medical, Surgical Abortions Have Similar
Risk of Tubal Pregnancy, Miscarriage in Future Pregnancies, NEJM Study Says |
65 |
Children need fat in food, say experts |
66 |
Children 'should not be put on low-fat diets' |
67 |
Half an Hour for Health |
68 |
Exercise is key in keeping adults healthy |
69 |
Snakes strike back at starvation |
70 |
Long-term memory gets wiped |
71 |
Mice can smell greenhouse gas |
72 |
Cosmic 'train wreck' defies dark matter theories |
73 |
Forget biofuels--burn oil and plant forests instead |
74 |
Crows wield tools with human-like skill |
75 |
Scientists Take Underwater Robot on Black Sea Expedition |
76 |
Dark Matter Mystery Deepens in Cosmic "Train Wreck" |
77 |
Uncertainty of Rainfall Breeds Cooperation in Birds |
78 |
Computing Breakthrough Could Elevate Security to Unprecedented
Levels |
79 |
Mice Use Specialized Neurons to Detect CO2 in the Air |
80 |
Structure of 450 Million Year Old Protein Reveals Evolution's
Steps |
81 |
Scientists Re-trace Evolution Via Ancient Protein |
82 |
Innovative Uranidrome Observatory Provides Unique Learning Lab |
83 |
Memory Machine |
84 |
Pronouns Aid Brain Function |
85 |
The Science Behind Crispy Snacks |
86 |
Google Distributing Sun Office Software |
87 |
Anthrax vaccine produces immunity with nanoparticles, not
needles |
88 |
Water for biofuels or for food: it's one or the other |
89 |
Researchers design humorous 'bot' |
90 |
New caledonian crows find 2 tools better than 1 |
91 |
Physicists discover 'super crystals' in a semiconductor |
92 |
Many Skype Users Unable to Make Calls |
93 |
MIT team aims to optimize chip designs |
94 |
Dark matter mystery deepens in cosmic 'train wreck' |
95 |
All change at the Earth's core |
96 |
Researchers develop method for mass production of nanogap
electrodes |
97 |
Memory machine: Molecule stores memories in neocortex |
98 |
Structure of 450 million year old protein reveals evolution's
steps |
99 |
Computing breakthrough could elevate security to unprecedented
levels |
100 |
Compact Disc Celebrates 25th Anniversary |
101 |
Nanoscale blasting adjusts resistance in magnetic sensors |
102 |
First genome transplant changes one species into another |
103 |
'String' theory offers insight into catastrophic failure |
104 |
Photons on the Half Shell |
105 |
Astronauts Run Through Repair Methods |
106 |
Chathams research challenges theory on New Zealand prehistory |
107 |
13 dead as Japan endures hottest ever day |
108 |
University of Delaware scientists take underwater robot on
Black Sea expedition |
109 |
Internet use could kill off local newspapers, study finds |
110 |
Longtime Rivals IBM, Sun to Collaborate |
111 |
Solar Sensors Could Monitor Bridges |
112 |
China buys an IBM supercomputer |
113 |
Bugs on Bugs |
114 |
Mice use specialized neurons to detect carbon dioxide in the
air |
115 |
Mother's little helpers |
116 |
Shaky financial ground awaits many American retirees |
117 |
Savanna habitat drives birds, and perhaps others, to
cooperative breeding |
118 |
Self-fertility in fungi--the secrets of 'DIY reproduction' |
119 |
Genetic phonetics could be the trick to sounding out DNA's
meaning |
120 |
Penn researchers discover new mechanism for viral replication |
121 |
Is ultrasound as useful as we think? |
122 |
Fat still on the children's menu |
123 |
N.M.: Won't Oversee Marijuana Production |
124 |
Blood-clotting protein may be new target for Alzheimer's drugs |
125 |
Role seen for cannabis in helping to alleviate allergic skin
disease |
126 |
Can cancer drugs combine forces? |
127 |
Brain imaging reveals breakdown of normal emotional processing |
128 |
Tumors use enzyme to recruit regulatory T-cells and suppress
immune response |
129 |
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