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Study: Elephants live longer in wild than zoos |
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Bush revises protections for endangered species |
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Species rule takes short cut |
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Ecoterrorist in NorCal plots gets home confinement |
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New Device Prevents Driving While Using Cell Phone |
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Doctor's Advice: Leave the Toilet Seat Up |
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FDA Puts Black-Box Warning on Bowel-Cleansing Drugs |
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About 40% of docs use electronic records: CDC |
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Mentally ill drug abusers have more ER visits |
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Pilots May Face Greater Cancer Risk |
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Sun's impact on rainfall 'predictable' |
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Brain swelling causes most Everest deaths |
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Shells inspire mother of ceramic |
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Bush relaxes wildlife law limits |
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US 'willing to lead climate push' |
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Elephants 'die earlier in zoos' |
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'Oldest human brain' discovered |
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Amish gene 'limits heart disease' |
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Bush Curbs Endangered Species Protections |
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What Smell? Farmers Cozy Up To Manure |
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U.S. Bicycle Route System In The Works |
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Apple and AT&T bring back iPhone home activation |
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The Facebook Virus Spreads: No Social Network is Safe |
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Dealzmodo Hacks: 8 Ways To Get More Miles Out Of Your Old PC |
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Google releases Chrome 1.0 |
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Greenhouse Gases Warming North America Unevenly |
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Elephants Live Longer In Wild Than Zoos |
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Lancet: Dozens Of Nations Inflated Vaccine Numbers |
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Study: Bone Drug Helps Chemo Fight Breast Cancer |
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November Sales Shock: Wii Sells Over 2 Million Units |
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Wii will, Wii will rock you |
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Critical Report on Health of Zoo Elephants Is Debated |
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Zoo life is killing elephants: study |
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Wild Elephants Live Longer Than Their Zoo Counterparts |
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How Zoos Kill Elephants |
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NASA transition sparks sharp talk |
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NASA Chief Denies Rift With Transition Team |
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Early friction plagues talks between NASA, Obama team |
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NASA Chief 'Appalled' By Accusations He's Not Cooperating with
Obama's Team |
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Obama vs. NASA, round 1 |
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Microsoft Warns Of Zero-Day IE Attacks |
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Zero-Day Microsoft Vulnerabilities Being Exploited |
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AT&T Again Adding At-Home iPhone Activation |
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Activate Your iPhone 3G At Home, AT&T Says |
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Sony Ericsson, Samsung could be readying high-end Android
phones |
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CORRECTED--UPDATE2--More mobile phone makers back Google's
Android |
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Hey, Sony, leave those kids alone: Settlement in COPPA case |
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Sony pays up for privacy gaffe |
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Sony BMG to pay $1 million to resolve FTC charges of violating
COPPA--Update |
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Opinion: 10 ways Apple can make the iPhone a killer business
device |
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Trust Digital opens enterprise doors for Apple's iPhone |
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Netbooks Now More Popular Than iPhone |
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Apple: Another Look At The Wal-Mart Factor |
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Are netbooks shrinking Apple's slice of the portable market? |
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Teens Post, Send Nude Pix As Sexy Presents |
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Study: 1 in 5 Teens Engaging in 'Tech' Sex |
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20% of teens say they've put nude pics of themselves online |
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App marketing falls on developers, not Apple |
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Can the iPhone beat the DS in the handheld gaming war? |
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Is App Store pricing hindering app development? |
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Laptop batteries leap forward, go green |
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Boston Power: Green Laptops Today, Electric Cars Tomorrow? |
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New Boston-Power Notebook Batteries Promise Long, Green Life |
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Creator of the computer mouse lauded as a visionary |
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Web App Promises iPhoners a Taste of Cut-and-Paste |
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Pastebud to bring cut and paste to iPhone |
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IPhone Adds At-Home Activation, Copy and Paste...Sorta |
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Copy and paste (kind of) comes to the iPhone (again) |
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Copy and paste arrives for the iPhone (sort of) |
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FDA Panel Urges Restrictions on 2 Asthma Drugs |
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UPDATE 1--US FDA panel says two asthma drugs risky |
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Gene Mutation Is Tied to Fast Fat Breakdown |
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Gene mutation protects against milk shakes and other fatty
fare |
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FDA: Colonoscopy preparation drug could harm kidneys |
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Most Mt. Everest Deaths Occur Near Summit During Descent |
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Brain Swelling May Cause Many Deaths On Mount Everest |
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Study Finds Brain-Swelling Linked To Deaths On Everest |
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Why Climbers Die on Everest: It's Not the Avalanches (or the
Yeti) |
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Hawaii Scores High in National Emergency Preparedness Report |
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(Update) Arizona Is Least Ready To Handle Health Emergency |
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Where Have All the Doctors Gone? |
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India creates funding council for basic science |
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Patent pledge to Indian universities |
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Plant hormone study pulled |
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Soya genome sequenced |
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Antibody fights AIDS-like disease in monkeys |
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Exoplanet may harbour stormy skies |
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France cracks down on Iranian scientists |
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Forecasting the future of hurricanes |
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Measurement moguls to join forces |
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The genes that drive speciation |
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Earthquake warning for Sumatra |
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Kickstarting puberty |
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News: Q&A: UK DNA database needs overhaul |
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Deadly fungus gets sexy in heat |
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Invention: Skin screw |
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Bug genes are the key to human digestion |
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Carbon dioxide found on alien world |
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Nanoparticles from melting glaciers could trap carbon |
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Star paths reveal secrets of Milky Way's black hole |
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Darfur crisis is stripping the environment |
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Fertility drugs increase cancer risk |
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Life-saving lab made from paper and sticky tape |
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Swirling waters boost chance of life on Europa |
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Bored? Your brain is disconnecting |
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Did our cosmos exist before the big bang? |
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Milky Way's dimmest bulbs found |
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Ocean worlds may be dying stars' last haven for life |
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Nobel laureate may be next US energy secretary |
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Are daughters-in-law to blame for the menopause? |
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Gallery: Images that morph before your eyes |
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Force field gadget becomes a prison cell for cells |
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Gallery: First images of the damage that shut the LHC |
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Justice may be hard-wired into the human brain |
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How to stop creationism gaining a hold in Islam [cf. 137] |
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Zoos 'consuming' elephants from the wild |
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Cosmic diamonds may be hidden in 'carbon onions' |
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Archimedes and the 2000-year-old computer |
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Invention: Blood vessel bandage |
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Mountaintop miners lose bank's backing |
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EU and US line up for climate crunch-time |
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Fertile women more open to corny chat-up lines |
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'Whispering' bats as loud as a rock concert |
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The Energy Debates: Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion |
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Vatican Spells Out No-Nos in New Bioethics Document |
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Bush Revises Protections for Endangered Species |
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Dreams Imaged, Scientists Claim |
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Senator's Spontaneous Cure: Miracle or Misdiagnosis? |
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New Device Prevents Driving While Using Cell Phone |
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Prehistoric Bronze Hoard Found Off Greek Beach |
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Risks of Nanotechnology Need More Study |
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Zhong Lin Wang on Studying Nanotechnology |
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Britain's Oldest Brain Found |
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Termite Bite Is Fastest in the World |
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Cheaper Plastic Solar Cells In the Works |
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The Shopping Mall: A 2,000-year-old Tradition |
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Evolution Arguments Headed for Islamic World [cf. 115] |
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The Clear Future of Electronics: Transparent Memory Device |
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Genetic Change Extends Mouse Life, Points to Possible
Treatment for ALS |
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Applying the FDA Definition of Whole Grains Limits the Support
for Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes Health Claims |
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Researchers Focus on Building Telescope at South Pole |
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Carbon Nanofibers Cut Flammability of Upholstered Furniture |
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Sevenfold Accuracy Improvement for 3-D 'Virtual Reality' Labs |
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Team Probes Why Climbers Die on Mount Everest |
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Robots Designed to Save Lives of Construction Workers |
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Chemist Tames Longstanding Electron Computation Problem |
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How the Brain Thinks About Crime and Punishment |
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Great Indian Ocean Earthquake of 2004 Set Off Tremors in San
Andreas Fault |
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Biocontrol Option for Soybean Aphid Tested |
150 |
San Diego Supercomputer Center Director Offers Tips on Data
Preservation |
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How Flushing the Toilet Can Cause Genetic Defects in Wildlife |
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Car Key Jams Teen Drivers' Cell Phones and Texting |
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Theory May Help Design Tomorrow's Sustainable Polymer |
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Exercise Suppresses Appetite by Affecting Appetite Hormones |
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Earth Has Warmed 0.4 C in 30 Years |
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In the Animal World, Bigger Isn't Necessarily Better |
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MISSING: 2,000 Elephants |
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Drama in the Heart of the Tarantula |
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Engineers to Create Parts of Virtual Crash Test Dummy |
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Dirty Dancing with Maverick Chromosomes |
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Enzyme That Mutates Antibodies Also Targets Cancer-Causing
Gene |
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Heads Up in the Triassic! |
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Entomologists Work Toward Mitigating the Spread of Lyme
Disease by Unlocking Mechanisms Controlling the Black-legged Tick's Salivary Glands |
164 |
Expedition Uncovers Three Never-before Identified Coral Reefs
Off Florida's Coast |
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Researcher Develops Ultrasound So Tiny It Can Travel Through
the Eardrum |
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