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Toddlers ready for 'language explosion' |
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Orangutans play charades to get food |
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US bridge collapse raises engineers' hackles |
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Saturn's ring mystery is solved |
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Shamed scientist's 'breakthrough' |
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Concern over Nepal wildlife seizures |
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Ice caves grow despite warming |
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Google sidesteps mobile reports |
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Warning of webmail wi-fi hijack |
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Nissan studies drink-proof cars |
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The Tech Lab: Lesley Gavin |
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Swifts inspire morphing-wing plane |
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Digital Planet: MALAYSIAN BLOGGERS [et al.] |
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No-sex programmes 'not working' |
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'Stress risk' for British troops |
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'Health juices' harm baby teeth |
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Women over 40 'at risk' drinkers |
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Puerto Rico seizes 'fake doctors' |
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How Baby Babbles Become Talking Tsunami |
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Russian Subs Seek Glory At North Pole |
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Bill Promotes Math, Science Programs |
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Lake Superior Changes Mystify Scientists |
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Atlantic Bird Makes Slow Resurgence |
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Company Error Fills Basement With Oil |
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Hybrid Sales On Track To Set U.S. Record |
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Silver Lining In Korean Stem Cell Scandal? |
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Trans Fat Fight Not Over In NYC |
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Coffee May Curb Liver Cancer |
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Healthier Food In The Big City |
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Moms Too Quick To Reach For Baby Bottle |
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Executives learn to see through the 'data smog' |
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The chemistry of space grows more complex |
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Hemlocks threatened by an unwelcome guest |
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For online users, a looming shortage of IP addresses |
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Mars lander launches new decade of exploration |
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Diebold Voting Machines Vulnerable to Virus Attack |
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Report: Google shows phone prototype to manufacturers |
38 |
Report: Google Working on Cellphone to Compete in Mobile
Market |
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Phoenix set for mission to Mars |
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Phoenix Ready for Launch to the Martian Far North |
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Aiming for Mars: NASA's Phoenix Lander Prepares to Fly |
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Beachfront Wireless |
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Microsoft refuses to let MS Works die, offers 'free' version |
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Microsoft to Release Free Version of Works |
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What Explains Toddlers' Linguistic Leap? Math |
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Psychologist explains secret of children's word explosion |
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Study: 10 new words a day no sweat for toddlers |
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Vexing vocabulary |
49 |
Illegal Video-Game Devices Seized In Fed Raid |
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Reassessing Office's space |
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New Parallels Desktop beta brings Expose suport to Coherence |
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Damn The Torpedos, Parallels Keeps Cranking Out The Betas |
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New Parallels Beta adds support for iPhone, other enhancements |
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Revisiting the South Korean Stem-Cell Claim |
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Stem cell fraudster accidentally created first 'virgin
conception' |
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'Something different' made during fake find |
57 |
Shattered moonlet makes up Saturn ring |
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Scientists explain Saturn's mysterious, moonless ring |
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House OKs billions of dollars for federal science, tech
projects |
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Science research gets boost in funding |
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Competitiveness Bill Advances in U.S. Congress |
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1st West Nile case hits Chicago |
63 |
Woo Suk Hwang, Who Faked Research, Made Spectacular
Breakthrough |
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Fraud scientist made unwitting discovery, say researchers |
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Cheap cancer test could save thousands of women |
66 |
Fighting cervical cancer with vinegar, cotton & a bright
light |
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Simple Method Detects Cervical Cancer |
68 |
Basic cervical cancer test may help in poor regions |
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Hostility Puts Men's Hearts at Risk |
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'Whispering Stroke' Can Cause Lasting Damage |
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'Whispering' Strokes Are Common |
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Coffee May Lower Liver Cancer Risk |
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Panel: Coffee helps prevent liver cancer |
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Coffee drinking may cut liver cancer risk--meta-analysis |
75 |
Science Explores Shift Work-Linked Fatigue |
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Shift workers 'more miserable' |
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Effects of shifting work shifts |
78 |
Rotating shifts linked to less serotonin |
79 |
Phoenix mission on the launch pad |
80 |
Should meat-eaters guide conservation? |
81 |
The mystery of the wandering winkle |
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Buoys flex artificial muscles for renewable energy |
83 |
N/A |
84 |
Slim chance of tuning in to alien TV |
85 |
Europe's recent heatwaves aren't a mirage |
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Fish 'antifreeze' inspires ice-proof paint |
87 |
Phoenix Mars lander set to lift off |
88 |
Scientists Train Nano-'Building Blocks' to Take on New Shapes |
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Tipsheet: Bridge Structure and Safety |
90 |
Extreme Analytical Chemistry Will Help Unravel Mars' Mysteries |
91 |
Study Reveals Molecular Changes When Asian Soybean Rust
Infects |
92 |
Quad Backflip is the Limit in X Games Best Trick Contest |
93 |
Eye in the Sky Tracks Macaws on the Wing |
94 |
Forecasting System Provides Flood Warnings to Vulnerable
Residents of Bangladesh |
95 |
Minneapolis Bridge Collapse: It May Take Months for Answers |
96 |
Within Discredited Stem Cell Research, a True Scientific First |
97 |
Russians Plant Flag on the Arctic Seabed |
98 |
Where broken DNA is repaired |
99 |
Researcher Finds Media Player Flaws |
100 |
Nissan car catches drunk drivers through sweaty palms |
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Canada scientists make first vaccine against killer amoeba |
102 |
Star caught smoking |
103 |
Car satellite navigation systems can be steered the wrong way |
104 |
European heat waves double in length since 1880 |
105 |
Nano-layer of Ruthenium Stabilizes Magnetic Sensors |
106 |
Changing the rings: a key finding for magnetics design |
107 |
Crystals on meteorite hold a key to understanding building
blocks of planets |
108 |
Scientists train nano-'building blocks' to take on new shapes |
109 |
Next Departure for Mars Stands Ready to Fly |
110 |
A New Wrinkle in Thin Film Science |
111 |
New program color-codes text in Wikipedia entries to indicate
trustworthiness |
112 |
Aztec Leader's Tomb Found |
113 |
Proposed 'Nanomechanical' Computer is Both Old-School and
Cutting-Edge |
114 |
Tunneling Electrons Do Math |
115 |
Unravelling the random fluctuations of nothing |
116 |
Clearing Electron Clouds |
117 |
Ceramic tubes could cut greenhouse gas emissions from power
stations |
118 |
The Planet, the Galaxy and the Laser |
119 |
Dreamy Lunar Eclipse |
120 |
Transgenic Tomatoes Destined for International Space Station |
121 |
NASA researchers find satellite data can warn of famine |
122 |
Pollution causes 40 percent of deaths worldwide, study finds |
123 |
Stability and Diversity in Ecosystems |
124 |
Endeavour Launch Postponed 24 Hours |
125 |
AMD Demonstrates First Graphics Processors to Feature Native
DisplayPort 1.1 |
126 |
Hitachi Unveils the World's First Blu-Ray Disc Camcorder |
127 |
Review: Google Simple, PayPal Versatile |
128 |
Tongue movements allow quadriplegics to control computers |
129 |
Online Pharmacy Charged With Fraud |
130 |
Animated beer smooth to pour |
131 |
Computer Security Problems Found at IRS |
132 |
Court Orders Man to Complete eBay Deal |
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Loss of Habitat Threatens Indian Tiger |
134 |
Experts: Leave whale enough alone |
135 |
Biologists discover 1 reason why chromosomes break, often
leading to cancer |
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Hungary uncovers 8 million-year-old trees |
137 |
Japan to send quake warnings nationwide |
138 |
Self-fertility in fungi--the secrets of 'DIY reproduction' |
139 |
Initial trigger is not enough to determine a stem cell's fate |
140 |
New species of shrew, orchid found in Philippines |
141 |
Scientists warn of chemicals in plastic |
142 |
The matrix of autism |
143 |
Why Women Get More Migraines Than Men |
144 |
Religion puts some docs in quandary |
145 |
Unknotting DNA clue to cancer syndrome |
146 |
Cognitive impairment link found in older adults taking popular
stomach acid medications |
147 |
Shorter heart health programs just as effective in saving
lives |
148 |
A study relates neural damage provoked by ecstasy with ambient
temperature at which it is consumed |
149 |
New standards for Energy Star fridges |
150 |
Young children don't 'get' sarcasm |
151 |
Hearing Skills Of Barn Owls Could Map Way To Find Problems In
Humans |
152 |
Kinder, Gentler Scallop Dredge Invented |
153 |
Planet Orbiting A Giant Red Star Discovered With Hobby-Eberly
Telescope |
154 |
Phase II Study Of Therapeutic Vaccine Shows Efficacy In
Patients With Metastatic Colorectal Cancer |
155 |
Plants And Stress: Key Players On The Thin Line Between Life
And Death Revealed |
156 |
Saving The Tasmanian Devil, With The Help Of New Synchrotron |
157 |
Beyond Mesopotamia: A New View Of The Dawn Of Civilization |
158 |
Discredited Korean Embryonic Stem Cells' True Origins Revealed |
159 |
ESRF Lightsource Helps Tailoring New Treatments Against Asthma |
160 |
Early Warning For Acute Kidney Injury |
161 |
A 30,000-year Record Of Sea Surface Temperatures Off South
Australia |
162 |
Waters Off Washington State Only Second Place In World Where
Glass Sponge Reefs Found |
163 |
New Tissue-engineering Research Focuses On Vocal Cords |
164 |
Drug Improves Symptoms Of Severe Alzheimer's Disease |
165 |
Graphene Sniffs Out Dangerous Molecules |
166 |
Topical Negative Pressure For Chronic Wounds? |
167 |
New Strategy For Treating Allergic Disorders |
168 |
Screening For Fragile Skin In Sheep |
169 |
Discovery In Plant Virus May Help Prevent HIV And Similar
Viruses |
170 |
Pollution Amplifies Greenhouse Gas Warming Trends To
Jeopardize Asian Water Supplies |
171 |
Making Gasoline from Bacteria |
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A More Efficient Engine |
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