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Tall and lanky? Blame your genes |
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Rocket fuel powers bionic arm |
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Surgeons using tissue to mend broken hearts |
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A universe of possibilities: Astronomy project seeks Internet
volunteers to help sort out the galaxies |
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Lab Directors Jon and Christine Seidman: Meeting the Minds |
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Genetic link eyed in dogs' troubled ways |
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Spine tuning |
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Aquarium makes way for penguins |
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Ask Dr. Knowledge: What stops me from compressing a file on a
computer until it takes no space? |
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Tufts researchers looking for evidence of life on Mars |
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Hogs 'no longer welcome in suburbia' |
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Why kissing means more to women |
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Scientists discover height gene |
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Livestock breeds face 'meltdown' |
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'Clearest' images taken of space |
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Sony confirms security problem |
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Gadgets 'ruin' film, claims Scott |
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Mobiles to become digital wallets |
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Nintendo dominates in console war |
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Schizophrenia trials 'promising' |
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Study: Men Men [sic] Go For Good Looks |
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Australia Urges Voluntary Emission Goals |
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Women May Need Different Heart Treatments |
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Court ends ban on navy sonar tests |
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Whales get blown off: Federal court says Navy can do sonar
testing |
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Wii stiill ruules roost iin Jaapan |
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UPDATE 1--Sony PS3 narrows Nintendo Wii sales lead in Japan |
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Price pressure to intensify HD fight |
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New iPod Rumors Run Rampant |
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Software Notebook: Industry to dance to new iPod from Apple? |
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Apple, NBC at odds on pricing |
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Serial Crank Caller Miffs Bay Area 911 |
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Crank caller tying up 911 dispatchers, cops with fake
emergencies |
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911 dispatchers get earful from prankster |
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Google grows into a target |
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Iphone's deal with AT&T is toast |
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Iphone Unlocking Software Due Tomorrow: Wholesale Orders Only |
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The Uneasy Shift Towards Internet Media |
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iPhoneSIMfree to begin unlocks tomorrow |
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Windows Vista Update Due, But Don't Expect A Panacea |
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Diabetes treatment that could save 100,000 lives |
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Blood pressure drugs cut diabetes death risk |
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Psychiatrists Least Religious Among Physicians |
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Local livestock breeds at risk |
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Magnets harnessed to clean artwork |
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Acid rain may hit coastal waters hard |
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All about Craig: the first 'full' genome sequence |
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Auto Immune Response Creates Barrier to Fertility; Could be a
Step Toward Speciation |
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Change from Arid to Wet Climate in Africa Had Significant
Effect on Early Human Evolution |
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Stellar Firework in a Whirlwind |
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Nanomagnetic sponges to clean precious works of art |
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Breakthrough drug for schizophrenia |
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Growing living-tissue heart valves a reality in 3-5 years:
study |
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Tiny carbon nanotubes show big germ-fighting potential |
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European Union OKs fusion project |
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Cosmic Cockroaches |
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Studying evidence from Ice Age lakes |
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Deadly fires finally out in Greece |
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500 days at Venus, and the surprises keep coming |
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Undersea WiFi can be made faster, says researcher |
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Chinese airline to launch inflight cell phone, Internet
service |
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Pressure sensors in the eye |
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Study: Men Men [sic] Go for Good Looks |
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Science should be 'as exciting as science fiction' says
Hawking |
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Nano Dandelions: Bundles of cysteine-lead nanowires spread
into highly oriented structures |
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Fingerprinting fake coffee |
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New instrument covertly detects signals from illicit chemicals |
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Sexual Orientation Revealed by Body Type and Motion, Study
Suggests |
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Tour De France Cyclists Have Big Hearts |
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Women May Need Different Heart Treatment |
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One man's genes show DNA is still a mystery |
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Dutch build towering wind turbines out at sea |
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Hello Kitty goes traditional for Japan's youth |
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Study links attention problems to early TV viewing |
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Concern Over Recognizing Serious Illness In Feverish Children |
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Inside The Brain Of A Crayfish |
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A Genetic Trigger For The Cambrian Explosion Unraveled? |
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Back To School: Cramming Doesn't Work In The Long Term |
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Up, Up And Away--To Venus |
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Molecular Pathway May Predict Chemotherapy Effectiveness |
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Seepage Of Drugs From Hog Farms Not An Environmental Problem,
Study Suggests |
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Humpback Whales Recorded Clicking And Buzzing While Feeding
For First Time |
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Rosetta's Target Comet: Lumpy, Bumpy, Fluffy And Layered |
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Aluminum In Breast Tissue: A Possible Factor In The Cause Of
Breast Cancer |
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Kidney Matchmaking |
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Elusive waves observed in Sun's corona |
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Monkey See, Monkey Do |
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Math: Gift from God or Work of Man? |
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A New Type of Molecular Switch |
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Craig Venter's Genome |
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Electric Cars 2.0 |
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Microsoft Allegedly Bullies and Bribes to Make Office an
International Standard |
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Pecha Kucha: Get to the PowerPoint in 20 Slides Then Sit the
Hell Down |
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Study: Humans' DNA not quite so similar |
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First individual human genome decoded |
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It's a knock out: eIF4E-specific anti-sense oligonucleotides
knock down cancer |
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Novel insecticidal toxins from bacteria |
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Probiotic good bugs may control gut infections |
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Quick microchip test for dangerous antibiotic resistant
bacteria |
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Bacteria inside red mites could be targeted to control poultry
pests |
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Study reveals an ancient gene for lean |
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Burning extra calories with a 'futile protein cycle' |
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'Skinny gene' does exist, UT Southwestern researchers find |
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Reorganization of brain area for vision after stroke: May
yield new treatments for brain injury |
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Overweight toddlers and those not in day care at risk for iron
deficiency |
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3-D fruit fly images to benefit brain research |
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The aye-ayes have it: The preservation of color vision in a
creature of the night |
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Unmasking DNA |
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'Heart' of Herschel to be presented to media |
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Pittsburgh scientists identify human source of stem cells with
potential to repair muscle |
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Avocados May Help Prevent Oral Cancer, OSU Study Shows |
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Researchers Develop Simple Method to Create Natural Drug
Products |
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Tropical crab invades Georgia oyster reefs--but the long-term
impact can't be predicted |
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New Technique Producing Small Things in Large Quantities |
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Purdue researchers develop technology to detect cancer by
scanning surface veins |
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Low level of neuronal receptor linked to mild cognitive
impairment and Alzheimer's disease |
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Paracetamol, one of most used analgesics, could slow down bone
growth |
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Stellar Firework in a Whirlwind |
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Mice stressed in simulated weightlessness show organ atrophy |
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Bacteria from sponges make new pharmaceuticals |
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New imaging technique reveals fatty hearts in pre-diabetics |
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Computer Scientists Take the Why out of WiFi |
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