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Study shows only 7 percent of Japan's sandy beaches 'natural' |
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Breathing life into resuscitation |
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Bonnie Tyler: How I was saved from a total eclipse of my sight |
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We took up to 20 pounds of vitamins a month--then went cold
turkey |
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Early engraving of English meeting aboriginals traced to N.L. |
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Discovery of King David-era fort stirs debate on size of
kingdom |
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Hadrian's wall boosted economy for ancient Britons,
archaeologists discover |
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Rewriting History in Great Britain |
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Egypt faces obstacles in recovering antiquities |
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Earliest Caribbean settlers preferred to live on smaller
islands |
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Buddha's skull' found in Nanjing [cf. 24] |
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Remains of 5,500-year-old Human Settlement Found in Peru |
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VN calls for recognition of Thang Long Royal Citadel |
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Ancient road found in cave |
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Researchers: WWII Marines entombed on atoll |
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Restoration or Destruction? Crude Restoration Spoils
Authenticity of the Mausoleum of Cyrus the Great |
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Red color ruled fashion world 15,000 years ago |
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Scientists end dig, move indoors with findings of Winnipeg
archeological site |
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Scientists puzzle over Hanoi's Royal Citadel |
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Mystery of stone 'note' is solved |
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Report: Primitive man roamed Persian Plateau |
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An Embalmed Corpse of a King was discovered in Kurdistan-Iran |
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Researchers find oldest-ever stash of marijuana |
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Remnants of Buddha Found in 1,000-year-old Asoka Pagoda [cf.
11] |
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Scanners avoid destructive tests on ancient manuscripts |
26 |
Stone-age mystery resurfaces: Farm boys' 70-year-old
stone-tool find etches out image of area's earliest visitors |
27 |
Ancient tomb found near Machu Picchu |
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Science week in review: acidified oceans, caffeinated
biodiesel, and lots of math |
29 |
Intel evaluating new netbook concepts, form factors |
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Baidu caught in search ad scandal, vows to overhaul system |
31 |
Intel's Linux-based Moblin platform arrives on devices |
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Hands on with Live TV: Sling.com goes public |
33 |
As holiday season closes in, e-books exploding in popularity |
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Confusion continues to dominate as DTV transition nears |
35 |
Atlantic makes label history as digital sales surpass CDs |
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German National Library causes blogger uproar |
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Where do all those used computers go? |
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Death of a monster |
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Planes to track progress of rescued whales |
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Queensland water recycling funds flow to university |
41 |
Climate change to hit Murray-Darling system hard |
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Greenhouse gas levels hit record high: WMO report |
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Australia cries foul over climate rules on developing
countries |
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Ending the reef madness |
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Slip into something a little more devastating |
46 |
Ancient fossil reveals how the turtle's shell evolved |
47 |
Why Homebrew is Better |
48 |
The Gonad Gourmet |
49 |
Mile-long secret tunnel in central London for sale |
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Paper bottles |
51 |
Large Candy Cane Used To Beat Threatening Neighbor |
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Douglas Repetto's Squirrel Cages |
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Canada's Internet is crap |
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Tony Benn's inventions |
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Fear and loathing in the tropics: Frogs adapt to survive |
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Mankind's new best friend? [giant rat] |
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Research on mice links fast food to Alzheimer's |
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Wash. biologist hazes swans away from deadly lead |
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Scottish turtle is missing link |
60 |
Cannabis-like drug dims pain without the high |
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Brains with incredible memory less tangled |
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'Little Bang' created our Solar System |
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Solar wind ripping chunks off Mars |
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New tool to find hidden meteorite craters |
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Water confirmed as major greenhouse gas |
66 |
Giant amoebas found rolling on sea floor |
67 |
How the turtle got its shell |
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Space sugar may be alien building block |
69 |
$2.3 million bounty offered for "100% chemical-free
material" |
70 |
'Lava bomb Earth' buried surface under 15 km of molten rock |
71 |
Climate talks seek way through the jungle |
72 |
Second look at first rock from the sun |
73 |
The novel by tweet |
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How studying DNA from ancient animals helps humans |
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Microblog while you work |
76 |
The art and science of playing with your food |
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Political websites: Clocks that never stop. |
78 |
Paleontology, without the fossils |
79 |
Cold is blamed for rise in beaching of turtles |
80 |
Obama urged to create 'Green New Deal' |
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1 of every 50 people on earth now belong to Facebook |
82 |
Calif. gov.: 'We will maybe undo' Prop 8 |
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Gore urges US to try for 100% renewable energy within a decade |
84 |
Souped-up immune cells catch disguised HIV |
85 |
Scientists discover the chance meeting 1.9bn years ago that
led to the eruption of life on Earth |
86 |
Baby girl born to world's first ovary transplant woman |
87 |
Solar at Sea: Chinese Cargo Ships Will Have Solar Sails |
88 |
After Calif. Loss, Gays Get Right to Wed in Conn. |
89 |
Blind NASA engineer solves Russian problem |
90 |
7 Executive Orders President Obama Should Sign to Protect the
Environment: Center for Progressive Reform |
91 |
The YouTube Presidency |
92 |
Intel's Wireless Power Technology Demonstrated |
93 |
Great Pyramid Mystery to Be Solved by Hidden Room? |
94 |
Don't Call it a Wind Farm, It's an EcoPower Centre: Canada's
Largest Wind Project (200 MW) Opens |
95 |
Butanol Could be a Much Better Gas Replacement Than Ethanol |
96 |
Elderly dogs to be offered genetic enhancement to make them
young again |
97 |
Britain's water mills given role in clean energy generation |
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Invention: Healing accelerator |
99 |
New evidence of oceans on Mars! |
100 |
Hillary Clinton to accept Obama's offer of secretary of state
job |
101 |
Mother's life transformed as doctors unveil first ever whole
organ stem cell transplant in new dawn for medical science |
102 |
2,900-Year-Old Gravestone Reveals Ancient Belief System |
103 |
Obama opens new green chapter for US on climate |
104 |
Supercomputers Break Petaflop Barrier, Transforming Science |
105 |
An Anti-Frailty Pill for Seniors? |
106 |
Nike, Starbucks Demand Congress To Act On Climate Change |
107 |
WiFi goes green: solar-powered outdoor nodes coming soon |
108 |
Material slicker than Teflon discovered by accident |
109 |
How Dean Kamen's Magical Water Machine Could Save the World |
110 |
Triple Helix: Designing a New Molecule of Life |
111 |
Teen Genius: 5 Promising Scientists Under 20 |
112 |
California To Become The Electric Vehicle Capital of the US |
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No electricity? Island now energy independent |
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