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Chemical risks are found to be kept from public |
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Vitamins offer no benefit, studies say |
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Scientists Build Neonatal Incubator From Car Parts |
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Staying the course in a sea of change |
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Unesco inspection finds no evidence of recent looting in
Northern Iraq |
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Neanderthals could have died out because their bodies
overheated |
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Two tombs from Egypt's 5th Dynasty discovered at Saqqara |
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Ancient Roman Lamp Shows Gynecological Exam |
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Ancient African Exodus Mostly Involved Men, Geneticists Find |
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Pharaoh's head returned to Egypt |
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Taking trophy heads close to home |
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There's a good dog it's just a matter of breeding |
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World's first near-total face transplant hailed a success |
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Split second could spell death of GMT |
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Plate-sized spider among 1068 new species found in Mekong |
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Lunar clues to the origin of life |
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Earthquakes trigger volcanic eruptions, say experts |
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A dog that watches another dog receive more attention will
display jealous behaviour, according to research. |
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In France, science be the love of food |
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Eat more camel to save the environment, experts urge |
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Buy your very own super PC for $9100 |
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Professor sheds light for climate change sceptics |
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Scientists find magnetic theory for natural navigation |
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Make your own Alka Seltzer for a fraction of the cost |
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RoboClam may become the first 'smart' anchor |
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Obama chooses Harvard physicist |
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Plan to clean up power plants could create pollution |
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Magma chamber discovered in Hawaii |
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'Dark energy' stunts galaxy growth, astrophysicists find |
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Power line from Canada is proposed |
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Fatal reflections |
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Power meters help homeowners track and cut their energy use |
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YouTube cyber-orchestra puts a new spin on traditional
auditions |
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Ethan Zuckerman on how to engineer serendipity online |
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With black holes, astronomers learn to go with the flow |
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Live, from your dining room, it's your own TV channel |
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The GPS as dashboard snitch |
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The future of search: Do you ask Google or the gaggle? |
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A Way to Spot Cancer Early |
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Plugging a Password Leak |
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Purified Urine in Space |
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The Year in Biomedicine |
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RFID's Security Problem |
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Lifeline for Renewable Power |
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Malaysia Aims to Double Its Wild Tiger Population |
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Heavy Security for Pandas' Departure From China |
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The Biggest Scientific Breakthroughs of 2008 |
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Scientists Recreate Nerve Disease to Study It |
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Sex No Longer a Taboo Subject at Nursing Homes |
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Cambodian Survives H5N1 Bird Flu Virus: Official |
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Nuts Over Nuts: Column on Allergy Sparks Debate |
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The Perils of Sneezing |
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Bees get plants' pests in a flap |
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Gene disease 'recreated in lab' |
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Tiny clues to collision in space |
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Pope praises Galileo's astronomy |
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Hopes dashed for Tasmanian Devils |
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The life and legacy of Chico Mendes |
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Plea for help spotting bat killer |
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'Illegal threat' to hen harriers |
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Scientists sniff out prion secret |
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New guidelines boost web access |
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Windows XP allowed to live again |
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Repairs begin on undersea cable |
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Blind man navigates maze |
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IVF weight limit 'not justified' |
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Can You "Superinsulate" It? |
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Woman Accused Under New Cyberbullying Law |
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The Internet's 100 Oldest Dot-Com Domains |
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I'm Linux Video Contest Will Probably Be a Forking Mess |
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Thank You, Porn! 12 Ways the Sex Trade Has Changed the Web |
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Best, Worst Cities For Men, Women |
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All But Decapitated, Boy, 9, Recovers |
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Microsoft Extends Windows XP Cutoff Date |
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Windows XP Given Another Reprieve |
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Microsoft explains how it missed critical IE bug |
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App Developer Strikes E-Book Deals With Major Publishers |
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Banned in Cupertino |
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mocoNews.net--To Boost AppStore Sales, iPhone Apps Need To
Crack Top Fifty |
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Don't like speed cameras? Use them to punk your enemies |
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Maryland youths faking out traffic cameras |
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Students Use Speed Cameras to Frame Innocent Drivers, Prank
Teachers |
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How one ISP deals with copyright enforcement |
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More curious details on RIAA's "graduated response" |
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Apple Says 2009 Macworld Expo Is Its Last |
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Apple Could Learn A Lot From EMC |
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Obama Planning to Scrap Shuttle Replacement, Says NASA |
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Lost in Space: NASA at 50 |
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Opera releases version 9.63, security and stability fixes |
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Mozilla CEO: Ties with Google 'complicated' since Chrome |
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Mozilla's Relationship with Google Gets
"Complicated" |
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Apple May Be Prepping iPhone Nano |
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Will 2009 (Finally) Be Blu-ray's Year? |
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Blu-ray Increases Market Share vs DVD |
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References to new iMacs, minis with NVIDIA graphics found |
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Is the Mac mini about to get even smaller? |
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U.S. Recession Will Hurt Health Care |
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Boy, 9, Recovers After Decapitation Separates Skull From Neck |
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Mechanism That Triggers Differentiation Of Embryo Cells
Discovered |
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UW scientists report progress in stem cell research |
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New insight into effectiveness of colonoscopy |
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Colonoscopy is imperfect but still recommended |
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Flu Strain Spreading Through US Is Resistant to Popular
Treatment |
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U.S. Flu Resistant to Flu Drug Tamiflu |
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Good Samaritans lose in Calif. court |
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Publisher to probe Wyeth ghostwriting |
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Elsevier Looks Into Charge of Ghostwriting by Wyeth |
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JAMA Anti-Vitamins Studies Flawed |
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Studies undercut vitamin claims |
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Studies dent tall claims of vitamin efficacy |
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