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5 Problems With Feet That Men Shouldn't Walk Away From |
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Vitamin C May Play Role in Stroke Prevention |
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Statin Therapy Helps Diabetic Patients |
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Science Could Erase Stigma of Anorexia |
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What Should Apple Do Next? |
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The Hard Case Against Intel |
7 |
Frontline Closes Its Doors |
8 |
New Fears for China's YouTube Wannabes |
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What's a Widget Worth? |
10 |
The Spare Design of Wikia Search |
11 |
Bill Gates Bids CES Farewell |
12 |
Sony's Blu-Ray Breakthrough |
13 |
Power-sipping TV a hit at CES |
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New boat aims to make SEALs' travels less painful |
15 |
Cells, texting give predators secret path to kids |
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Affordable 'Peggle,' 'Phase' make iPod debut |
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Odd but awesome gadgets from CES |
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Reader tech ideas: Disability aids, sensors in bloodstream |
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A 124-mile view of Mercury's mysteries |
20 |
A mistaken apology for slavery |
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Why oil prices are stubbornly high |
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Be patient with us humans--we're still evolving |
23 |
Our Milky Way Galaxy On Collision Course with Huge Gas
Cloud--40 Million Years from Now |
24 |
Solar Cycle 24 Has Begun |
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Astronomers Astonished by Violence of Universe |
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19 Bald Eagles Die After Eating Fish Waste in Alaska |
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Future Cops: Police Use Tactical Technologies to Catch
Criminals |
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Don't Forget to Back Up Your Brain |
29 |
Are Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs Good for the Environment? |
30 |
U.S., British Militaries May Deploy Flying Saucers |
31 |
How Australia's Pet Crocs Become Pest Crocs |
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Researchers Restart Rat Heart |
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Messenger primed for Mercury pass |
34 |
'Spare part heart' beats in lab |
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EU rethinks biofuels guidelines |
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British dino's 'crocodile skull' |
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Huge gas cloud will hit Milky Way |
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Where planets can form, they do |
39 |
Nuclear industry glows with pleasure |
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Nature journal digitises archive |
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The joy of nano |
42 |
Huge animal audit gets under way |
43 |
Warning on stealthy Windows virus |
44 |
Wi-fi 'milestone' for underground |
45 |
The personal and global wireless network |
46 |
The best gadgets of CES 2008 |
47 |
Gene therapy implants for tendons |
48 |
Vomiting bug 'hits three million' |
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Bad cholesterol genes discovered |
50 |
Ski-break knee injuries 'rising' |
51 |
Itchy skin? Blame it on the genes |
52 |
How the Spanish donor system works |
53 |
Living a full life with cystic fibrosis |
54 |
Scientists Build A Beating Heart |
55 |
24-Foot Snake Staying At Columbus Zoo |
56 |
Study: Northeast Winters Warming Fast |
57 |
Extreme Hybrid Showcases Green Technology |
58 |
U.K. May Make Organ Donations "Opt-Out" |
59 |
New Orleans Nurses Turn Home Into Clinic |
60 |
Apple fans hope for subcompact computer at Macworld |
61 |
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Macworld Expo Forecast: What's Up Steve Jobs' Sleeve? |
63 |
Jobs' keynote--what's the next big iDea? |
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Software Notebook: Jobs to take Macworld stage |
65 |
Today's Mercury Flyby To Be the First Since 1974 |
66 |
NASA's Messenger Spacecraft to Fly Past Mercury (Correct) |
67 |
NASA probe to swoop near Mercury for a close-in look |
68 |
Free Song Promotion Is Expected From Amazon |
69 |
Toshiba Launches HD DVD Player Fire Sale |
70 |
TSA security flaws exposed users to risk of identity theft |
71 |
Netflix Expands Internet Viewing Option |
72 |
Netflix Offers Unlimited Streaming As iTunes Rental Spoiler |
73 |
S.F. appeals court bars government's probes of NASA scientists |
74 |
Judge backs JPL workers |
75 |
Another QuickTime RTSP flaw announced |
76 |
CES 2008: Wrapping Up Another Year of Gadget Glut |
77 |
KDE 4 gives Linux some Mac, Windows flavor |
78 |
Guess Who Started to Look like Windows? |
79 |
The Linux Desktop Paradox |
80 |
Leapin' Leopard! Long List of Apps to Debut at Macworld |
81 |
Interarchy 9 Promises Faster File Transfers |
82 |
5 Reasons Why You'd Want Internet Explorer on the iPhone |
83 |
Lightzone: A Powerful Camera RAW Editor for Linux |
84 |
Creating Proprietary Content is Like 'Writing in Sand' |
85 |
Six Months After the Release of the GPLv3, Linux is Still Not
Interested |
86 |
Adobe's PDF File Format Receives ISO Blessing |
87 |
Unusual fish-eating dinosaur had crocodile-like skull |
88 |
Antarctic ice loss |
89 |
Lend me your ears--and the world will sound very different |
90 |
Study locates cholesterol genes; finds surprises about good,
bad cholesterol |
91 |
Study suggests genetic connection between short stature and
arthritis |
92 |
New genetic variants associated with lipid levels, risk for
coronary artery disease |
93 |
Researchers uncover new piece to the puzzle of human height |
94 |
Scientists associate 6 new genetic variants with heart disease
risk factor |
95 |
U of M researchers create beating heart in laboratory |
96 |
US scientists tackle evolution deniers |
97 |
Environmental Science and Research in China: A Snapshot of the
Current State |
98 |
Scientists Associate Six New Genetic Variants with Heart
Disease Risk Factor |
99 |
G.M. Buys Stake in Ethanol Made From Waste |
100 |
Toyota Will Offer a Plug-In Hybrid by 2010 |
101 |
Team Creates Rat Heart Using Cells of Baby Rats |
102 |
Drug Approved. Is Disease Real? |
103 |
Team Creates Rat Heart Using Cells of Baby Rats |
104 |
Researchers create beating heart in laboratory |
105 |
Netflix Expands Internet Viewing Option |
106 |
Antarctic Ice Loss |
107 |
Study locates cholesterol genes; finds surprises about good,
bad cholesterol |
108 |
Researchers uncover new piece to the puzzle of human height |
109 |
With Nuclear Rebirth Come New Worries |
110 |
Global appetite for inventions fuels patent explosion |
111 |
Study: Northeast Winters Warming Fast |
112 |
Greek volunteers replant fire-ravaged forest |
113 |
SKorea decides to terminate satellite: space agency |
114 |
TVs, Cell Phones to Learn 'Sign Language' |
115 |
Web, Crackdowns Weakening Mafia's Grip |
116 |
24-Foot Snake Staying at Columbus Zoo |
117 |
Study suggests genetic connection between short stature and
arthritis |
118 |
New genetic variants associated with lipid levels, risk for
coronary artery disease |
119 |
Scientists associate 6 new genetic variants with heart disease
risk factor |
120 |
Milky Way Has Mysterious Lopsided Cloud Of Antimatter: Clue To
Origin Of Antimatter |
121 |
Crash Warning System Monitors Nearby Traffic And Warns Of
Possible Collisions |
122 |
Massive Gas Cloud Speeding Toward Collision With Milky Way |
123 |
Human Embryonic Stem Cell Lines Created Without The
Destruction Of Embryos |
124 |
Stem Cells Make Bone Marrow Cancer Resistant To Treatment |
125 |
New York City Death Rate Reaches Historic Low |
126 |
Crowd-beating Mobile Network Management |
127 |
Most Effective Weight Loss Diet Revealed, According To New
Study |
128 |
Is An Aspirin A Day Good For You? |
129 |
Is Your Heart Racing For The Wrong Reason? |
130 |
Sending Carbon Dioxide To Sea |
131 |
Galaxy 'Hunting' Made Easy: Quasars Light The Way |
132 |
Faraway planets collided, merged into one |
133 |
Experts Change Advice on Kids' Allergies |
134 |
Swimming in a Sea of Death: A Son's Memoir |
135 |
Reclaiming a Toxic Legacy Through Art and Science |
136 |
NASA spacecraft to fly by Mercury |
137 |
Sea Launch countdown under way |
138 |
SKorea decides to terminate satellite: space agency |
139 |
Greenpeace: Japan's whale kill halted |
140 |
Biotech companies race for drought-tolerant crops |
141 |
French govt move to ban Monsanto GMO draws fire |
142 |
French offer Saudi nuclear energy help |
143 |
Scientists create beating hearts in lab |
144 |
Love, hope for shunned kids in India AIDS school |
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Hearts from cadavers beat anew: study |
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