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Brain signals revive paralyzed muscles in monkeys |
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NASA to start long distance repairs on Hubble |
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Europe Aims For Re-entry Spacecraft |
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NASA expects Hubble to be up and running by week's end |
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Brisk trade in tiger parts in Myanmar, says WWF |
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US court puts gray wolves back on endangered list |
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Oldest Full-Body Insect Fossil Found |
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Dying Lawyer's Son, Clintons Beg Biogen to Use Drug |
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U.S. oil prices fall more than $1 |
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Phoenix Lander Survives Martian Dust Storm |
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Bottled water has contaminants too, study finds |
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Americans Flunk Simple 3-Question Political Survey |
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Walking fish reveals fresh evolutionary insights |
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EPA tightens health standard for airborne lead |
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Chinese youth conflicted about sex, survey finds |
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Ugandan community outlaws female circumcision |
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China's milk heartland fights to reclaim trust |
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WFP says one million Burundian children malnourished |
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Heart Docs Often Fail to Order Tests Before Angioplasty |
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Doctors often skip key test before surgery |
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Vitamin B No Help for Alzheimer's |
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Stomach Bacteria Might Guard Against Certain Throat Cancer |
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Flu shots a tough sell to health care workers |
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Brain signals revive paralyzed muscles in monkeys [same as 1] |
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Single brain cell can reactivate paralysed limbs: study |
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Cheap, Easy-to-Mod NetBooks Are a Hacker's Paradise |
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Sounds of Science: Eight Futuristic Musical Instruments |
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Quantum Cryptography: As Awesome As It Is Pointless |
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Mr. Know-It-All: Scooter Eco-Analysis, Grand Theft Halloween,
Babycakes Blog Posts |
30 |
What's Inside? MacBook Pro Stripped Bare by iFixit |
31 |
The Mohs Scale of Hardness, From Talc to Diamonds |
32 |
Direct Brain-to-Muscle Electrical Circuit Helps Paralyzed
Monkeys Move |
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Convert LPs Into MP3s |
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Nokia's Music Strategy Takes a Bite of Apple |
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Plug Pulled on Hamas' YouTube Ripoff |
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Iomega Announces Affordable Terabyte NAS |
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RIAA Appeals Jammie Thomas Mistrial |
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FDA creates drug information Web site |
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Canada recalls China-made sour milk drink |
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Global warming threatens kangaroos |
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Monogamy may alter brain chemistry |
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Deer trapped in flooded Everglades |
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Fish fossil offers clues to evolution |
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FDA probes donation to science center |
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Rare wild salmon turns up in Rhine |
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World's oldest flying insect fossil found |
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Palin says N.H. reminds her of home |
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West African chimps in alarming decline |
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Space shuttle Atlantis ready for rollback |
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Most angioplasty patients not stressed |
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Lunar robot to begin field tests in Hawaii |
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Mobile Phone Dermatitis--Doctors Warn Over Rash from Excessive
Cell Phone Use |
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Tongue Mouse Can Control a Wheelchair or Computer |
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NASA completes remote fix of Hubble's failed computer |
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Security Suites Get Exploited |
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Brain signals revive paralyzed muscles in monkeys: study |
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Trapster, Sort of Like Social Networking for Speeders |
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NASA approves Hubble revival plan |
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When Your Kid Won't "Friend" You |
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New Technology Developed to Stop Drivers from Using Cell
Phones While Driving |
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Windows 7 to be Released as...Windows 7 |
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Wave and tidal power looks for its footing |
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Ithaca wants to be America's first podcar city |
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Windows Mobile on an iPhone? Say It Isn't So! |
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Personal Health Kit Promises to Slow the Spread of Superbugs |
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Babies, Children Need More Vitamin D, Academy Says |
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Terminally Ill Cancer Patient Denied Potentially Lifesaving
Drug |
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Experts Meet in London to Discuss Smart Pill Concerns |
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Baldness Genes |
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How Spam is Improving AI |
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A Helmet Patch to Measure Blasts |
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Probe Sees Unused Internet |
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Water-Repelling Metals |
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Can Microsoft Conquer Cloud Computing? |
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Rewiring the Brain |
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Telescopes See Farther |
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Some bottled water just as contaminated as tap water: study |
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The Big Necessity |
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Sniping at Jupiter |
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Surfing the Web Stimulates Your Brain |
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Bringing Oysters Back to Town |
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Speed-Walking Across Asia |
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Army Orders Pain Ray Trucks; New Report Shows 'Potential for
Death' |
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New hand, same brain map |
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Medical Mystery: Only One Person Has Survived Rabies without
Vaccine--But How? |
86 |
UK Moon Camera Ready For Blast Off |
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New Comet Discovered In Canada |
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Young Researchers To Explore The Mysteries Of Our Solar System |
89 |
Lunar Prospecting Robot To Be Field Tested On Hawaii's Mauna
Kea |
90 |
NASA Reinstalls Main Mirror In SOFIA Airborne Observatory |
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Ethiopia's 'green famine' takes its toll |
92 |
Brain Structure Provides Key To Unraveling Function Of Bizarre
Dinosaur Crests |
93 |
Movement Restored To Paralyzed Limbs In Monkeys Through
Artificial Brain-muscle Connections |
94 |
Earth-like Planets May Be Easier To Find Than Previously
Thought: Young Planets Stay Hotter Longer |
95 |
Quantum Mechanical 'Hurricanes' Form Spontaneously In
Super-Cold Gas |
96 |
Magellanic Group And Its Seven Dwarf Galaxies |
97 |
Details Of Evolutionary Transition From Fish To Land Animals
Revealed |
98 |
Violently Variable Black Holes Probed |
99 |
People With Autism Make More Rational Decisions, Study Shows |
100 |
Earliest Known Human TB Found In 9,000 Year-old Skeletons |
101 |
World's Oldest Fossil Impression Of Flying Insect Discovered:
Found In Suburban Strip Mall |
102 |
Baby Formula Contamination May Be Linked To Pet Food
Contamination |
103 |
Methamphetamine Enters Brain Quickly And Lingers |
104 |
Obtaining Kidney Transplants Abroad Carries Certain Medical
Risks |
105 |
Sensitive Laser Instrument Could Aid Search For Life On Mars |
106 |
10 Years On, High-school Social Skills Predict Better Earnings
Than Test Scores |
107 |
Preventing Colds: Washing Your Hands Is More Effective Than
Taking Vitamins |
108 |
Drug May Reduce Coronary Artery Plaque |
109 |
Brain-nourishing Molecule May Predict Schizophrenia Relapse |
110 |
Being Altruistic May Make You Attractive |
111 |
Deal Or No Deal? The Role Of Emotions In Negotiating Offers |
112 |
Did Pirates Create The Credit Crunch? |
113 |
How Are Children Choosing Their Food Portions? |
114 |
When Seeing IS Believing |
115 |
Searching The Internet Increases Brain Function |
116 |
Resveratrol Prevents Fat Accumulation In Livers Of 'Alcoholic'
Mice |
117 |
Body's Anti-HIV Drug Explained |
118 |
English Northerners' Hands Up To 3 Times Dirtier Than Those
Living In England's South |
119 |
Neurons In Zebrafish May Reveal Clues To The Wiring Of The
Human Ear |
120 |
Ancient Chinese Salad Plant Transformed Into New
Cancer-killing Compound |
121 |
Coastal Dead Zones May Benefit Some Species, Scientist Finds |
122 |
Why Do Women Get More Cavities Than Men? |
123 |
New Evidence Provides An Alternative Route 'Out Of Africa' For
Early Humans |
124 |
Archaeological Dig Uncovers Roman Mystery |
125 |
NASA's Phoenix Lander Weathers Martian Dust Storm |
126 |
New Comet Discovered By Canadian Astronomer |
127 |
Targeting Space Debris Using Networks |
128 |
Lunar Prospecting Robot To Be Field Tested On Hawaii's Mauna
Kea |
129 |
MacBook teardown reveals 'beautiful' internals |
130 |
TMO Reports--Apple vs. Psystar Case Takes Takes a Detour |
131 |
Gartner: Apple's U.S. Market Share Reaches 9.5 Percent |
132 |
Apple Hit with iPod Monopoly Lawsuit |
133 |
TMO Reports--Apple's Pricing Strategy Different Than the
Street |
134 |
How to Keep Leopard Purring |
135 |
Top 10 things you didn't know about the new MacBook |
136 |
RipIt yanks your DVDs right off the disc |
137 |
Yeast reveals sexual selection in action |
138 |
Scientists clash over wolves' endangered status |
139 |
Agriculture unaffected by pollinator declines |
140 |
Time to wake up to the facts about sleep |
141 |
Time-lapse footage reveals ice sheet in crisis |
142 |
Special report: How our economy is killing the Earth |
143 |
Eyes in the sky to help convict Amazon vandals |
144 |
First contact: Pioneering messages from new technology |
145 |
Computer crime a growing threat, warns FBI |
146 |
Gene mutation predicts future weight gain |
147 |
Molecular computer runs calculations inside living cell |
148 |
Volcanic lightning may have sparked life on Earth |
149 |
Kuiper belt pair sets record for long-distance relationship |
150 |
'Waterless' Concrete Seen as Building Block on Moon |
151 |
Textiles Professor Says Layering, Hats Key to Staying Warm |
152 |
Research on Clothing Temperature Ratings to Make It Easier to
Pick the Right Winter Coat |
153 |
Sandia Aids Cleanup of Iraqi Nuclear Facilities, Rad Waste |
154 |
Novel Genetic Screens Provide Panoramic Views of Cellular
Systems |
155 |
Obesity, Abnormal 'Reward Circuitry' in Brain Linked by
Imaging Studies |
156 |
New Solar Energy Material Captures Every Color of the Rainbow |
157 |
Volcanoes May Have Provided Sparks of First Life |
158 |
Vaccine creator honoured at awards |
159 |
Hop into roo before it's too late |
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Rewired brain cells restore movement |
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