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Quit smoking by text |
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Peru meteorite strike leaves 200 sick |
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Arctic summer ice just 1 metre thick |
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Baby bats hit by cold, wet summer |
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Big future beckons for tiny chips |
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'Surprise' over gambling figures |
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Patch promises painless injection |
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Sheep offer clues to small babies |
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Dealing with the worried well |
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University offers stem cell boost |
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Earth-imaging satellite travels to space |
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Plane to help protect Hawaii coral reefs |
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Pacific angel shark pup born at aquarium |
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Agency: Herring May Be Endangered Breed |
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Experts: Sea Lice Deadly To Wild Salmon |
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A Whale Of A Mystery |
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Alaska Airlines To Test In-Flight WiFi |
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Study: Bone Drug Helps With Broken Hips |
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Smoking May Hamper Ear Health |
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New Tampon May Cut Toxic Shock Risk |
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Surgery Without Scars? |
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States are closer to trimming autos' CO2 emissions |
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Hooked on mnemonics: A new way to conquer foreign languages? |
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Delta 2 rocket launches to new success record |
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Blood Test Detects Early Lung Cancer |
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Photo in the News: "Nonexistent" Flying Fox
Discovered |
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Highlights from the Intel Developer Forum: Day 1 |
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Intel demonstrates faster, more efficient chip |
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Intel's Latest Chip Advances Could Lead to New Rivals |
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The End User: Tough week for Microsoft vs. competition |
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IBM Takes on Office; So Does Everyone Else |
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Google Tests Interactive Ads |
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Google Program Enlists Mini-Sites as Selling Tool for |
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New Google Ad Format To Resemble a Web Site |
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Hands on with Google Presentations |
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Popular 'smiley face' expression celebrates 25th birthday |
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Is the emoticon something to be celebrated? |
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IPhone Introduced to Europe, Where Standards Differ |
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3G iPhone Coming in 2008 |
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Wi-Fi To The Rescue For The iPhone In U.K. And Germany |
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Apple Picks Deutsche Telekom for IPhone in Germany (Update4) |
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The cheapest iPod Nano Apple ever made |
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Apple's Ipod Nano earns the firm a massive margin |
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Mozilla remedies Firefox Quicktime flaw |
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Mozilla Patches Quicktime Security Hole |
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NASA Begins Hunt for New Astronauts |
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FDA Approves FluMist for Young Children |
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Crib bumper pads pose suffocation hazard: U.S. study |
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Study: Soft Crib Bumpers May Strangle, Suffocate Infants |
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Pregnancy May Offer Some Protection Against Full-Blown AIDS |
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New study on HIV/AIDS |
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Targeting nerve growth factor may cure liver cancer |
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Brain center for 'sound space' identified |
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How the brain handles surprise, good and bad |
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New study shows fish respond quickly to changes in mercury
deposition |
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Scientists in first global study of 'poison' gas in the
atmosphere |
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Canada's pristine freshwater fisheries at risk |
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Brown Scientists Take the Petri Dish to New Dimensions |
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Why are some groups of animals so diverse? |
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Severe heart attack damage limited by hydrogen sulfide |
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New research shows ACTOS is associated with a 38 percent lower
risk of heart attack |
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Common abdominal pain may be due to a potentially treatable
newly recognized inflammatory reaction |
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Landfill mining reduces environmental impact of growing waste |
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Giving emergency nurses aromatherapy massages with music
dramatically reduced stress levels |
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Cervical cancer screening: Too many are left unprotected |
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Pregnancy may slow--not accelerate--progression to AIDS |
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New understanding of basic units of memory |
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Mouthpiece may stop snoring |
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HIV pill may save millions |
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Docs misdiagnose milk allergy |
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Slimy Salamanders Caught Crossbreeding |
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TV on the Web Embraced by Viewers and Advertisers |
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Bees Trained as Bomb Sniffers |
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History Rewritten on Cherokee Collapse |
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Forty-year-old telescope is still a galactic explorer |
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Caring grandmas explain evolutionary role of menopause |
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'Pulp-based computing' makes normal paper smart |
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Chemical clue sheds light on winter depression |
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HIV sequences cannot prove guilt |
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Did the big bang spawn trillions of black holes? |
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Prehistoric Aesthetics Explains Snail Biogeography Puzzle |
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Biologists Close in on Mystery of Sea Turtles' 'Lost Years' |
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Canada's Pristine Freshwater Fisheries at Risk |
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Argon Conclusion: Researchers Reassess Theories on Formation
of Earth's Atmosphere |
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F.D.A. Warns Procter on Hand Sanitizer Advertising |
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Lunch With Alice Waters, Food Revolutionary |
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Lost in a Million-Year Gap, Solid Clues to Human Origins |
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Is 'Do Unto Others' Written Into Our Genes? |
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Languages Die, but Not Their Last Words |
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Prehistoric aesthetics explains snail biogeography puzzle |
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Species still have more viable offspring if they can choose
their best mate |
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Stem cells can repair diseased lungs: study |
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AMD Adds Multi-Core Triple Threat to Desktop Roadmap |
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Intel Demonstrates Industry's First 32nm Chip and
Next-Generation Nehalem Microprocessor Architecture |
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Intelligent steel for safer cars |
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Sexual function affected by stem cell transplant according to
long-term study |
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Increase in atmospheric moisture tied to human activities |
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Free Phone Calls With Startup's $399 Box |
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Google Cashing in on Widget Craze |
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Peruvian scientists probe fumes from meteorite crater |
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Swirled to the Left or Right? Nanofibers Align in Stirred
Liquid |
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How the brain handles surprise, good and bad |
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Researchers reassess theories on formation of Earth's
atmosphere |
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Artists 'draw on air' to create 3D illustrations |
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Stem cells in adult testes provide alternative to embryonic
stem cells for organ regeneration |
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Restricting pesticides could greatly reduce suicide rates
worldwide |
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Study examines implications of genetic screening for disease
that can be less serious, treatable |
108 |
Hazards of using crib bumper pads outweigh their benefits |
109 |
A new technology for cancer screening listens for the signs of
cancer |
110 |
Nutrition model stresses positive experience of eating |
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Misconceptions about Alzheimer's varies among races, survey
suggests |
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Selective attention increases both gain and feature
selectivity of the human auditory cortex |
113 |
Cervical cancer screening: Too many are left unprotected |
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Brown scientists take the petri dish to new dimensions |
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Pregnancy may slow--not accelerate--progression to AIDS |
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Brain center for 'sound space' identified |
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New understanding of basic units of memory |
118 |
Severe heart attack damage limited by hydrogen sulfide |
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Bacteria Likely Cause of Catfish Die-Off |
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It's The Way It's Written... |
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Cell growth technology promises more successful drug
development |
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Bats add their voice to the FOXP2 story |
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Canada's pristine freshwater fisheries at risk |
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Metagenomics of the deep Mediterranean |
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Why are some groups of animals so diverse? |
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Purdue to test the limits of text messaging |
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As Prices Drop, Thefts of GPS Units Soar |
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2007 looks like year of 'malware' |
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Turkish court orders YouTube blocked |
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Airline to Test Wi-Fi for Passengers |
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Man Finds Lost Camera Through E-Mails |
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21st-century pack mule: MIT's 'exoskeleton' lightens the load |
133 |
Fujitsu Launches High-Efficiency Power Management LSI for
Ultra-Mobile PCs |
134 |
New Bose Speakers Are Even Smaller |
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Gadgetry to lure 'iPod' generation to California's Death
Valley |
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Earth-Imaging Satellite Travels to Space |
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University helps map the universe |
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Scientists in first global study of 'poison' gas in the
atmosphere |
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Herschel's heart and brain mated |
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Ancient British bog provides clue to global warming |
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Photoacoustic Images Add Valuable Information To Conventional
Mammography |
142 |
Clinical Trials Are Testing Better Alternatives For Dialysis
Patients |
143 |
Misconceptions About Alzheimer's Varies Among Races, Survey
Suggests |
144 |
Our Visual System May React More Rapidly When Visualizing Two
Objects Which Might Collide |
145 |
Speedier Skis On Course For World Cup Glory |
146 |
Prehistoric Aesthetics Explains Snail Biogeography Puzzle |
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Why Is The Hercules Dwarf Galaxy So Flat? |
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Gene Mutation Thought To Control Energy Levels Discovered |
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Increase In Atmospheric Moisture Tied To Human Activities |
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Purdue to test emergency text messaging |
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Study determines how viruses evade T-cells |
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Intelligent, Chatty Machines |
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2007 Young Innovator: Javier Garcia-Martinez, 34 [New zeolites
for cracking petroleum] |
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Solar-Powered Laser |
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Tooth loss in elderly linked to mental impairment |
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Natural Protein Could Help Spot, Treat Liver Cancer |
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Sea Turtles' Mystery Hideout Revealed |
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Parking Lots Outnumber People, Add to Pollution |
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Agency: Herring may be endangered breed |
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Snakes, birds found in airline luggage |
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Neptune has a 'warm' south pole, astronomers find |
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Google Docs' New Presentations Can't Compete With PowerPoint |
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