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U.S. Patent Office stifles innovation; threatens innovators
like Apple |
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Intel Core i7 benchmarked: Makes competition and even Intel's
own Core 2 chips look outdated |
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The top 10 greatest geeks of all time |
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Clean up your Mac for free--or spend $30 |
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ChangeWave: 33% of notebook buyers, 27% of desktop buyers plan
to buy Apple Mac in next 90 days |
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Apple's iPhone 3G overtakes Motorola's RAZR as best-selling
U.S. handset |
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RUMOR: Apple investigating use of carbon fiber in quest for
even lighter weight for MacBook Air |
8 |
Google's New Site Aims to Detect Flu Outbreaks Faster |
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Ga. Town Advances Cell Phone Parking Payments |
10 |
After Banning YouTube, Military Launches TroopTube |
11 |
Supreme Court Sides With U.S. Navy in Dispute Over Sonar Use,
Whale Safety |
12 |
Classmates.com User Sues; Schoolmates Weren't Really Looking
for Him |
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In a Pandemic, Who Gets to Live? |
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Paranoia on the Rise, Experts Say |
15 |
Why Heart Failure Fails to Make News |
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Urine Drug Tests for Doctors? |
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McCain Jokes With Leno in First Appearance Since Loss |
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Found: pyramid built for an ancient queen |
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Triglycerides the fat to watch: study |
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Birds of different feathers flee together |
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Baby born after ovary transplant |
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'Super-microscope' opens at Isis |
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US Supreme Court allows sonar use |
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Energy body warns on oil prices |
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Satellites map cholera outbreaks |
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Probe ends historic Mars mission |
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Cells made to haul custom payload |
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UK experts give blackouts warning |
29 |
Action urged over nanomaterials |
30 |
Phoenix diary: Mission to Mars |
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Grasping the scale of Earth's oceans |
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How do you breathalyse a whale? |
33 |
New tsunami system in Indonesia |
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Recipe for rescuing our reefs |
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People power can beat climate change |
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'Science for peace' project needs cash |
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Inside the Oxford animal lab |
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No time to dim efficiency ambitions |
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Google Earth revives ancient Rome |
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Texting bug hits the Google phone |
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Obama takes lead in virtual world |
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What will stop you from pirating? |
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Apple takes on 'old school' Nintendo |
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Web 2.0 or Web 2. No? |
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Websites set government data free |
46 |
Men warned over counterfeit drugs |
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Doctors 'rely on chemo too much' |
48 |
Sudden noises danger for sisters |
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Call to raise sperm donor limit |
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Older couples 'use condoms less' |
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Cancer scan uses radar technology |
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Australian jailed for euthanasia |
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Uzbek children in 'HIV outbreak' |
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Small hours heart risk peak clue |
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N/A |
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The Flip Goes High-Def |
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Supreme Court: No Limits On Navy Sonar Use |
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Japan's Pollution Problems Worsen |
59 |
Scientists Eavesdrop On Wayward Dolphins |
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Computer can crunch a quadrillion calculations per second |
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25GB in 70 seconds with USB 3.0 |
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Revenue search continues, as Facebook (and LinkedIn?) employee
stock sale begins |
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HOW TO: Convert Videos for Your iPhone (or Any Mobile Device) |
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Study: Exercise Offers Little To Heart Patients |
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Fat Kids Found To Have Arteries Of 45-year-olds |
66 |
Study: Concerns On Mixing Plavix, Heartburn Drugs |
67 |
YouTube Links With AdWords, Promises Paid Path To Stardom |
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YouTube to Sell Ads on Search Pages |
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YouTube gets tweaked, adds new kinds of ads |
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YouTube Sells Video Ads For Searches |
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YouTube channels Google with search-driven ads |
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YouTube, seeking profit, sells search ads |
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Supreme Court on sonar: Navy trumps whales |
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Supreme Court Rules for Navy in Sonar Case |
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Little NW impact seen from Sup. Court sonar ruling |
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Supreme Court lifts limits on Navy sonar near whales |
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Chilling device slows birdsong |
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Counting the human costs of conflict |
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Modified genes spread to local maize |
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Top US court allows Navy sonar use |
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Growing waistline poses weighty risk to health |
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Top US court rules for Navy in whale-sonar case |
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DNA strands become fibre optic cables |
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Speed daters go for crowd-pleasing looks |
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Humans may have prevented super ice age |
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N/A |
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How warfare shaped human evolution |
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Shuttle set to bring second toilet to space station |
89 |
TV-sized probe to strike Moon's surface |
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Mars rover's power dips to all-time low |
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Stephen Hawking calls for Moon and Mars colonies |
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Why fertile women hate a pretty face |
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Is Earth at the heart of a giant cosmic void? |
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Navy vs whales: Does the verdict even matter? |
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How global success is changing English forever |
96 |
Scientists Optimize New Space Station Water System |
97 |
Protein Can Nurture Or Devastate Brain Cells, Depending on Its
'Friends' |
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Fatty Diet During Pregnancy Makes New Cells in Fetal Brain |
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Veterinarian Testing Drugs Given to Horses Post-Surgery |
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Plants Can Accumulate Nanoparticles in Tissues |
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Innovative Class Practices What It Teaches: Reducing the
Carbon Footprint |
102 |
New Nanofibers Developed by Technion Researchers May Lead to
Scar-Free Healing |
103 |
NDSU Prof. Develops 3-D Model for How Plants Drink |
104 |
Light Triggers a New Code for Brain Cells |
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Singing in Slow Motion |
106 |
Understanding Dormancy in Rice Leads to Discovery |
107 |
Global Warming Link To Amphibian Declines In Doubt |
108 |
Sun Shows Signs Of Life: Long-Awaited Solar Cycle 24 Starting
To Take Off |
109 |
Electronic Heat Trap Grips Deep Earth: Current Models Of
Mantle Dynamics Challenged |
110 |
Dusty Shock Waves Generate Planet Ingredients |
111 |
New Path Found To Antibiotics In Dirt |
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New Technology Could Revolutionize Breast Cancer Screening |
113 |
Ice Age Beasts In Europe: Migration Of The Woolly Rhinoceros
Earlier Than Assumed |
114 |
Evolution's New Wrinkle: Proteins With 'Cruise Control' Act
Like Adaptive Machines |
115 |
Joyful Music May Promote Heart Health |
116 |
Annual Plants Converted Into Perennials |
117 |
Overnight Hemodialysis Dramatically Improves Survival, Study
Shows |
118 |
How A Well-known Protein Repairs Broken DNA Ends |
119 |
Wide Variability In Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Suggests
Alternative Dosing Should Be Considered |
120 |
Finnish IT Center For Science Upgrades Cray Supercomputer To
One Of Europe's Most Powerful |
121 |
No Drop In IQ Seen After Bypass For Child Heart Surgery |
122 |
Low Potassium Linked To High Blood Pressure |
123 |
Primary Insomnia Linked To Neurochemical Abnormality In Young
And Middle-aged Adults |
124 |
Blood-brain Barrier Disarmed In Rodents: Hormone Shows Promise
In Reversing Alzheimer's Disease And Stroke |
125 |
Alzheimer's-associated Plaques Found In Symptom-free Older
Adults |
126 |
Certain Types Of Thinking Are Best Suited To Certain Types Of
Problem-solving |
127 |
Text Messaging May Help Children Fight Off Obesity |
128 |
Flu Shot Protects Kids, Even During Years With A Bad Vaccine
Match |
129 |
Molecule That Stops SARS Invented |
130 |
Stem Cells From Monkey Teeth Can Stimulate Growth And
Generation Of Brain Cells |
131 |
Commercial Poultry Lack Genetic Diversity, Are Vulnerable To
Avian Flu And Other Threats |
132 |
Airport Malaria: Cause For Concern In U.S. |
133 |
Round Gobies: Alien Fish In Swedish Waters |
134 |
Sedimentary Records Link Himalayan Erosion Rates And Monsoon
Intensity Through Time |
135 |
Southern Wall Of Jerusalem That Dates To Time Of Hasmonean
Dynasty Discovered On Mount Zion |
136 |
Without Enzyme, Biological Reaction Essential To Life Takes
2.3 Billion Years |
137 |
Rocket Launching To Investigate The Northern Lights |
138 |
Telescope Views Glowing Stellar Nurseries |
139 |
Web-spinning Spiders And 'Wannabe Butterflies' Head To Space
Shuttle |
140 |
Mars Phoenix Lander Finishes Successful Work On Red Planet |
141 |
Miniaturizing Memory: Taking Data Storage To The Molecular
Level |
142 |
Nature's Own Chemical Plant |
143 |
New Method Can Capture Catalysis, One Molecule At A Time |
144 |
New Nanomaterial Could Be Breakthrough For Implantable Medical
Devices |
145 |
'Liquid Mirror' Advance May Lead To Better Eye Exams, Improved
Telescopes |
146 |
Computerized Carer Lessens Dementia Load |
147 |
Nano-scale Electromechanical Sensors In Handheld Devices |
148 |
Forced Evolution: Can We Mutate Viruses To Death? |
149 |
Mass Production Method For Nanomaterial Graphene Devised |
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