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Girls primed to prefer pink |
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Stone Age chewing gum, one careful owner |
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Joy of sex turns male wasps colourblind |
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China hails car trial a 'success' |
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Virtual game is a 'disease model' |
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Endeavour shuttle lands on Earth |
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Egypt footprint 'could be oldest' |
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China's increasing hold over Kazakh oil |
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Student dig unearths ancient gum |
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Monster attack steals user data |
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Big names sign up to iTunes rival |
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Skype issues apology for 'outage' |
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Troubled times for home networks |
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Microsoft launches pay-as-you-go Office |
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State of Play: Winning friends |
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How the CD was developed |
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UK 'lagging' on cancer survival |
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Healthier options 'boost brands' |
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'My breasts were so uncomfortable' |
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Middle-age spread 'happens twice' |
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Why girls 'really do prefer pink' |
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Endeavour Makes Safe Return To Earth |
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Frozen Remains May Be Lost WWII Airman |
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750 Million Rodents Devour Crops In Spain |
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Is Obesity Caused By A Virus? |
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On-Campus Fires: A Growing Danger |
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What Makes Young People Happy? |
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Univ., Researcher Fight Over Repository |
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U.S. approves Novartis once a year osteoporosis drug |
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Obesity Virus: More, Bigger Fat Cells |
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By digging small ponds on farms in Malawi, researchers cut
malnutrition in children in half--and provide a nutritional boost to families struggling with HIV/AIDS |
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Endeavour lands safely despite bad weather |
33 |
Space Shuttle Lands Safely, Despite Damage |
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Paramount Goes HD DVD Exclusive |
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2 studios bet HD DVD will be a hit |
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Rhapsody and MTV's URGE will merge on Verizon Wireless |
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Wal-Mart beats Amazon in download race |
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World's largest music retailer ditches DRM, not censorship |
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Microsoft: Patch Tuesday Didn't Cause Thursday Skype Outage |
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Tech giants Cisco, Microsoft team up |
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Microsoft And Cisco CEOs Showcase Growing Relationship |
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Ballmer Parries Discussion of Yahoo Buy |
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Adobe Releases Flash Player Upgrade |
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Flash and H.264: Together At Last |
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'Digital plague mirrors real life' |
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Hackers attack world's largest jobs site |
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Startup Rolls out Speech Recognition Beta for Mobile Phones |
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Vlingo launches beta mobile interface |
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Vlingo launches voice recognition software for mobile phones |
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Ancient Farm Discovery Yields Clues to Maya Diet |
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1,400-year-old manioc field found in El Salvador |
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Mayas were the first to cultivate calorie-rich manioc in
America |
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Volcano preserved early Mayan manioc field |
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Toshiba to offer 320GB laptop drive from Q4 |
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Scientists Say Common Virus Could Cause Obesity |
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Elderly in U.S. Medicare Pay High Costs More Often, Study
Finds |
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Medicare drugs too costly for many, survey finds |
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Antioxidants May Boost Women's Risk of Skin Cancer, Study Says |
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Antioxidants May Up Women's Skin Cancer Risk |
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Antioxidant Supplements May Raise Women's Skin Cancer Risk |
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Activist takes on FDA for experimental drugs |
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Coping With Stress Helps Cholesterol |
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Detergents, eye rinses and other products with an on/off
switch |
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Computational actinide chemistry: Are we there yet? |
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Clemson scientists shed light on molecules in living cells |
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Study: Cow-powered Fuel Cells Grow Smaller, Mightier |
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Elephantnose fish 'see' with their chin |
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Genetics determine optimal drug dose of common anticoagulant |
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e-Science points to pollution solutions |
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Team tracks antibiotic resistance from swine farms to
groundwater |
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Battling bitter coffee--chemists vs. main source of coffee
bitterness |
72 |
Acrylamide not linked to breast cancer in US women, study
finds |
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Sewage tells tales about community-wide drug abuse |
74 |
Pellets of power designed to deliver hydrogen for tomorrow's
vehicles |
75 |
Researchers at UC-Santa Barbara have built the world's first
mode-locked silicon evanescent laser |
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New catalysts may create more, cheaper hydrogen |
77 |
Geologist plans volcano safety for Ecuadorians |
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Researchers generate high-speed pulses of laser light on
silicon, speeding data transmission |
79 |
Cranberries may improve chemotherapy for ovarian cancer |
80 |
Hypertension appears to be frequently undiagnosed in children
and adolescents |
81 |
Broad-based group of physicians calls for improvement in
stroke treatment |
82 |
Discovery of 'sugar sensor' in intestine could benefit
diabetes |
83 |
Nonmedicinal treatment touted for preschoolers with ADHD |
84 |
New Report On Smoking Shows Who's Quitting, and Who's Not |
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Users Mistakenly Trust Higher Positioned Results in Google
Searches |
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Breakthrough Promised In Detecting Atherosclerosis |
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Antioxidant may up cancer risk |
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Loneliness can speed ageing |
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Silent wives die sooner |
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Depressed or just unhappy? |
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Whole grain vs blood pressure |
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Staying calm helps arteries |
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Chemists Find What Makes Coffee Bitter |
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Scientists Rethink How Bubbles Form |
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New Test Analyzes Sewer for Drugs |
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Volume Knob Found in Brain |
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Environmentally Friendly Back-to-School Tips |
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Oldest Gum Found |
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HypoSurface Walls Are Full Of Life |
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Animals: Too Hot to Mate |
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Greatest Mysteries: Is There a Theory of Everything? |
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Tots Getting Internet Identity at Birth |
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Blueprints drawn up for quantum computer RAM |
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Space shuttle Endeavour lands safely |
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Underwater turbines set to generate record power |
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Vibrations on the Sun may 'shake' the Earth |
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Helping the Carbon Nanotube Industry Avoid Mega-Mistakes of
the Past |
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Researchers Developing Storm-Resistant Housing Material |
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Acrylamide Not Linked to Breast Cancer in U.S. Women |
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New Catalysts May Create More, Cheaper Hydrogen |
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Cranberries May Improve Chemotherapy for Ovarian Cancer |
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Battling Bitter Coffee--Chemists Vs. Main Source of Coffee
Bitterness |
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Sewage Tells Tales about Community-Wide Drug Abuse |
114 |
Detergents, Eye Rinses, and Other Products with an On/Off
Switch |
115 |
Challenges Remain in Reintroducing American Chestnut |
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Hazards: Smokeless Tobacco on Par With Cigarettes |
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Ancient Protein Tells a Story of Changing Functions |
118 |
Telltale Isotopes in Marijuana Are Nature's Tracking Devices |
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Discovering How the Maya Fed the Multitude |
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The Pernicious Allure of Lead |
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Sleights of Mind |
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Cutting Cholesterol, an Uphill Battle |
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Q & A: Seeds Without Bees |
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Pet Cats Serving as Canaries for a Home Pollutant |
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Space Shuttle Lands Safely Despite Gouge |
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Washing After Sex May Raise H.I.V. Risk |
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Yes, Deep-Fried Oreos, but Not in Trans Fats |
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Really? The Claim: Eating Ginger Can Cure Motion Sickness |
129 |
Online gamers rehearse real-world epidemics |
130 |
Discovery of 'sugar sensor' in intestine could benefit
diabetes |
131 |
India needs big push in education to stay ahead of China in IT |
132 |
New catalysts may create more, cheaper hydrogen |
133 |
Researchers build world's first mode-locked silicon evanescent
laser |
134 |
Pellets of power designed to deliver hydrogen for tomorrow's
vehicles |
135 |
Helping the carbon nanotube industry avoid mega-mistakes of
the past |
136 |
Longest lunar eclipse in 7 years expected |
137 |
'Clutter detector' could cut confusion |
138 |
In Japan, 3D images in your pocket |
139 |
Researchers help to make cars smarter |
140 |
Battling bitter coffee--chemists vs. main source of coffee
bitterness |
141 |
Tots Getting Internet Identity at Birth |
142 |
Catching Some Rays |
143 |
Researchers discover 'exotic' interface between two materials |
144 |
Mountain gorillas in danger in the Congo |
145 |
Elephantnose fish 'see' with their chin |
146 |
Scientists shed light on molecules in living cells |
147 |
Team tracks antibiotic resistance from swine farms to
groundwater |
148 |
Computational actinide chemistry: Are we there yet? |
149 |
Researcher finds amorous avian anointment protects mates |
150 |
Study: cow-powered fuel cells grow smaller, mightier |
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Regulating those raging (plant) hormones |
152 |
Shocks and Stress Tests |
153 |
Dive Set to Begin at Supposed Shipwreck |
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Philippines militants turn to YouTube |
155 |
Intel to Move NOR Flash Memory Products for Embedded to 65nm
Process Technology |
156 |
Wells Fargo Fixes Computer Problem |
157 |
Wal-Mart Offers DRM-Free Music Downloads |
158 |
MTV, RealNetworks Challenge Apple Music |
159 |
Study: Users mistakenly trust higher positioned results in
Google searches |
160 |
Toshiba's New 320GB 2.5-inch HDD Offers Industry's Largest
Storage Capacity |
161 |
Hurtling Toward Mars |
162 |
Nanoparticle Could Help Detect Many Diseases Early |
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Genetics determine optimal drug dose of common anticoagulant |
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Genetic predisposition increases childhood asthma risk |
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Painkiller Widely Abused in South |
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Babies' brains to be monitored using light scans |
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Researchers separate analgesic effects from addictive aspects
of pain-killing drugs |
168 |
Cranberries may improve chemotherapy for ovarian cancer |
169 |
Use Of Insulin Pen May Save Diabetics Thousands Of Dollars |
170 |
Claims of sex-related differences in genetic association
studies often not properly validated |
171 |
New report on smoking shows who's quitting, who's not |
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Kids' High Blood Pressure Goes Untreated |
173 |
Crackdown Sought on Energy Drink Claims |
174 |
Hydrocodone Abuse on Rise in Appalachia |
175 |
Researchers explore lifelong friendships |
176 |
Study shines more light on benefit of vitamin D in fighting
cancer |
177 |
Scientists tackle mystery mountain illness |
178 |
Minn. Law Sheds Light on Drug Companies |
179 |
Researchers Test Urine to Track Drug Use |
180 |
Area responsible for 'self-control' found in the human brain |
181 |
Tracking Fire Retardants In Humans And Environment |
182 |
Gold Obtained From A Decayed Stump |
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What Has Caused The Red Knot Bird Population To Plummet? |
184 |
New Method For Mass Production Of Nanogap Electrodes Developed |
185 |
Building Green For Less Green: Design Team Plans Lower-cost,
Energy-efficient Housing |
186 |
Earth's Core More Complex Than Thought: Atoms Form Layers Of
Spiral Patterns |
187 |
It's Head Lice Season: Experts Offer Primer On Wiping Out The
Head Invaders |
188 |
Researchers Identify Brain Network That May Help Prevent Or
Slow Alzheimer's |
189 |
Scientists Confirm Long-held Theory About Source Of Sunshine |
190 |
San Andreas Fault Likely Much More Destructive Than Current
Models Predict |
191 |
Air Quality Study: Mercury and Formaldehyde Found In Houston,
Texas Air |
192 |
Rocket-powered Mechanical Arm Could Revolutionize Prosthetics |
193 |
Common Virus May Contribute To Obesity In Some People |
194 |
Your Gut Has Taste Receptors |
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Insulin pens effective, cheaper |
196 |
Hydrogen peroxide may be disease indicator |
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Scientists study fronto-temporal dementia |
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Breakthrough in detecting atherosclerosis |
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Memory games don't aid elderly very much |
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'HIV denialists' spread falsehoods on 'Net |
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Ten-Minute Cancer Test |
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Talk to the Phone |
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How Ads Affect Our Memory |
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Cranberry Could Juice Up Ovarian Cancer Treatment |
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Study Puts 1 Alzheimer's Theory in Doubt |
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Vaccine Stops Alzheimer's Brain 'Tangles' |
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Virus Could Help Drive Obesity |
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Kids' high blood pressure goes untreated |
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NASA: Dinged Space Shuttle Endeavour Performed Well |
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NASA looks ahead to more risky launches |
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