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Nose job turns dancing queen into macho man |
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Shark blood changes all the time |
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Phoenix space probe takes off for icy Mars |
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Sugar-rushes keep bats airborne |
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The slippery slope of winter sports |
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Low-cost PC aims at rural China |
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Fake Steve Jobs blogger unmasked |
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Opinion: Pulling ads from BNP Facebook pages is absurd |
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State of Play: Why I play games |
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Boneshaker shows loose hip joint |
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Maputo seizes 'toxic toothpaste' |
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Britons embarrassed about condoms |
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India rejects Novartis challenge |
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Sun, sightseeing and plastic surgery |
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A Union For Bloggers? |
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A Looming Shortage Of IP Addresses |
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How Long Foods Stay Fresh In Fridge |
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Sweet Dreams? Not With That Old Pillow |
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Illinois Flu Vaccine Donation Destroyed |
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Exploring Mars |
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Cargo ship docks at space station |
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Light patterns help identify early pancreatic cancer |
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Discoveries: Smells may account for gender differences [et
al.] |
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Poison ivy is Brookline man's passion |
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Ask Dr. Knowledge: How can a person drill a hole into glass? |
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Bending it like Beckham takes practice, physics |
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Image of the Day: Phaser Locked on Target |
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Image of the Day: We Are Stardust, We Are Golden |
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Image of the Day: It Just Impacted on the Surface |
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Image of the Day: Heavy Metal Thunder |
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Image of the Day: Corona Extra |
32 |
Image of the Day: Experimental Jet Set, Test, and No Pilot |
33 |
Canada counts its sharks but is fishery viable? |
34 |
Sex Tree, Other Medicinal Plants Near Extinction in Uganda |
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Lander targets Mars' water |
36 |
Fake Steve Jobs Blogger Exposed as Forbes Editor |
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Fake Steve Jobs, Banksy, and the cult of anonymity |
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Fake Steve Jobs unmasked |
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Fake Steve Jobs outed |
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A new view of space |
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Microsoft gives 3D look at space shuttle |
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Software Notebook: Microsoft photo software to showcase space
shuttle |
43 |
Undercover hack rumbled by hackers |
44 |
Only at DEFCON: Dateline NBC nailed, trying to nail Feds,
hackers |
45 |
The Incapacitating Flashlight |
46 |
Flashlight Weapon Makes Targets Throw Up |
47 |
Don't Go Toward the Light |
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Bloggers Consider Forming Labor Union |
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N/A |
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Bloggers seeking to form a labor union |
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Nothing on TV? Streaming appeals to niche crowds |
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BitTorrent to stream movies, TV shows for free |
53 |
Nothing to Watch on TV? Streaming Video Appeals to Niche
Audiences |
54 |
I.B.M. Near Supercomputer Contract |
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Group to award IBM contract to build supercomputer, report
says |
56 |
Report: IBM Receives $200M Contract For Goverment Super
Computer |
57 |
Chrysler Gambles on Minivans |
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Chrysler Tries to Reinvent Minivan |
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Chrysler: New Company, New CEO, New Minivans |
60 |
The perils of mah-jongg |
61 |
Dozens Indicted In Puerto Rico Medical Fraud |
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Foot-and-mouth flood theory probed |
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See what you're spewing as you speed along |
64 |
Human knowledge is based upon directed connectivity between
brain areas |
65 |
Taking a supplement of glycine, a food additive, helps to
prevent degenerative diseases such as arthrosis or osteoporosis |
66 |
A pioneering study opens roads for tailor-made antidepressants |
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Research team enlightens the reasons for severe blindness |
68 |
Fine as North Dakota wine |
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Anthrax bacterium's deadly secrets probed |
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Electrical implant steadies balance disorder in animals |
71 |
UCF Research Links Protein, Stem Cells and Potential
Alzheimer's Treatment |
72 |
Teamwork between 2 key proteins necessary for normal
development and regulation of red blood cells |
73 |
In a Scientific First, Einstein Scientists Discover the
Dynamics of Transcription in Living Mammalian Cells |
74 |
Satellite tracking will help answer questions about penguin
travels |
75 |
Can hemp help the everglades? |
76 |
First Light for World's Largest 'Thermometer Camera' |
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Sunspot abundance linked to heavy rains in East Africa |
78 |
Largest transiting extrasolar planet found around a distant
star |
79 |
Nanoparticle technique could lead to improved semiconductors |
80 |
Northeastern U researchers answer long-standing question in
the field of condensed matter physics |
81 |
Monster galaxy pileup sighted |
82 |
New medical college study finds limited English proficiency,
barrier to safe prescription use |
83 |
Tipping points: Symposium to explore connection between
agriculture and global change |
84 |
IUDs safe and effective in high-risk patients |
85 |
Theory of facial aging gets a facelift from UT Southwestern
researchers |
86 |
Promoting Child Safety with Computers |
87 |
Fat is the new normal, FSU researcher says |
88 |
High Blood Pressure Problems Largely Misunderstood by
Sufferers |
89 |
Novel candidate biomarker for heart failure also strongly
predicts risk of death |
90 |
Angry men get ahead |
91 |
Poisoned by your printer? |
92 |
Aussies face lifelong hangovers |
93 |
The myth of the violent sleepwalker |
94 |
Foot and mouth disease returns to the UK |
95 |
Container ship rams research vessel |
96 |
Fast food branding makes children prefer happy meals |
97 |
Largest merger of galaxies discovered |
98 |
Three ways to levitate a magic carpet |
99 |
Largest known exoplanet puzzles astronomers |
100 |
Bitter irony of latest foot and mouth outbreak |
101 |
Screen swivels its crystals for a better view |
102 |
Invention: Blood-staunching bandages [et al.] |
103 |
Rubber finger probes sense of touch |
104 |
Theory of Facial Aging Gets a Facelift from Researchers |
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Tipping Points |
106 |
Exploiting Wrinkles Reveals Basic Properties of Materials |
107 |
N/A |
108 |
Satellite Tracking Will Help Answer Questions About Penguin
Travels |
109 |
N/A |
110 |
Can Hemp Help the Everglades? |
111 |
Researchers Developing Diagnostic 'Lab on a Chip' |
112 |
N/A |
113 |
Professor Puts Swing's Rhythm to Music |
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I.B.M. Near Supercomputer Contract |
115 |
Greening Up by Cutting Down on Plastic Bags |
116 |
Killer fungus goes airborne |
117 |
Researchers Work to Track North American Climate Change |
118 |
Bridge Skin Could Reveal Cracks and Corrosion Beneath |
119 |
N/A |
120 |
Scientists Gear Up Fo Next Steps at Homestake Underground Lab |
121 |
Researchers Answer Long Standing Question in the Field of
Condensed Matter Physics |
122 |
Regulations may shake up US mobile telephone market |
123 |
How cells change the pace of their steps |
124 |
Nissan Shows Safety Technology |
125 |
Nanoparticle technique could lead to improved semiconductors |
126 |
PayPal Founder Slides in New Direction |
127 |
Fat is the new normal, researcher says |
128 |
History shows degrees are worth more than a bigger pay packet |
129 |
Human knowledge is based upon directed connectivity between
brain areas |
130 |
94 percent of spam-advertised online scams are hosted on
individual Web servers |
131 |
Researchers answer long-standing question in the field of
condensed matter physics |
132 |
Largest transiting extrasolar planet found around a distant
star |
133 |
Spitzer Spies Monster Galaxy Pileup |
134 |
Nano-boric acid makes motor oil more slippery |
135 |
Researchers developing diagnostic 'lab on a chip' |
136 |
Not all embryonic stem cell lines are created equal |
137 |
Entombed Microbes Flourish Again in Lab |
138 |
Divide-and-conquer strategy key to fast protein folding |
139 |
Scientist float levitation theory |
140 |
LCLS Beam Already in Action |
141 |
Alternative Mars volcanism theory offered |
142 |
Probing Question: Why does the Earth rotate? |
143 |
Mine Collapse Was the Quake, not Vice Versa |
144 |
NASA Selects Astrophysics Projects for New Science on the Moon |
145 |
First light for word's largest 'thermometer camera' |
146 |
Can hemp help the everglades? |
147 |
Blogger Outed: 'Fake Steve' Is Dan Lyons |
148 |
Music Publishers Join YouTube Lawsuit |
149 |
Bloggers Consider Forming Labor Union |
150 |
MySpace weakness patched, hacker's profile deleted |
151 |
See what you're spewing as you speed along |
152 |
Hackers sought as allies in war on terrorism and cyber crime |
153 |
Genetic analysis finds greater threat in frog-killing fungus |
154 |
Scientists discover dynamics of transcription in living
mammalian cells |
155 |
UK firm: Don't burn bodies, boil them |
156 |
'Fast Food Dads' stereotype a myth according to new research |
157 |
Satellite tracking will help answer questions about penguin
travels |
158 |
Cornell study shows wine labels can ruin a restaurant meal |
159 |
Biologist traces coconut's history through DNA |
160 |
Anthrax bacterium's deadly secrets probed |
161 |
High blood pressure problems largely misunderstood by
sufferers |
162 |
ADHD appears to be associated with depressed dopamine activity
in the brain |
163 |
Exercise and mental stimulation both boost mouse memory late
in life |
164 |
Link identified between Alzheimer's disease and glaucoma |
165 |
Odd Treadmill May Help Stroke Survivors |
166 |
New research links proteins, stem cells and potential
Alzheimer's treatment |
167 |
Researchers link metal ions to neurodegenerative disease |
168 |
Genetic factors strongly shape how peers are chosen |
169 |
In women, caffeine may protect memory |
170 |
Old McDonald's has a hold on kids' taste buds, study finds |
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Britain suspects second foot and mouth outbreak |
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