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Vietnam Imposes New Blogging Restrictions |
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The World's Most High-Tech Nation |
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Arctic Town Threatened by Erosion |
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Skimping on Sleep Is Bad for the Heart: U.S. Study |
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Do Winter Babies Really Have Less Fun? |
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Experts Debate Germy Potential of Potluck Parties |
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Orangutans learn to trade favours |
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Salmon project plan jumps for joy |
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Helping to keep an eye on ewe |
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Hi-tech helps track Santa Claus |
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Christmas messages from far away |
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Putting the brakes on car theft |
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EU's new online library reopens |
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Skipping sleep 'hardens arteries' |
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'Clue' to sexes' pain difference |
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Pill changes 'not the answer' |
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South African prisoners embrace yoga |
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VHS' Days Appear Numbered |
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New York Times sued over Boston.com's linking practice |
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The Ultimate Flying Machine: Sexy as a Sports Car, Portable as
a Jet Ski |
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Review: Kanguru eSATA flash drive provides blazing speed |
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How laptop screens will steal the show at CES |
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Millions Of Older Americans Use Risky Drug Combos |
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Investor Suicide Sign Of Things To Come? |
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Cops: Former Utah Trooper Is Dallas Gunman |
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NORAD Tracking Santa Claus With Google Maps |
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Water Supplies Tested After Tennessee Spill |
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Cleanup begins in wake of Tennessee ash pond flood |
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Environmental Disaster in Tennessee--Coal Ash Spill |
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NASA awards resupply contracts for ISS after shuttle retires
in 2010 |
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Smaller Companies Win NASA's Space Race |
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NASA inks commercial ISS cargo deals |
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NASA celebrates 40th anniversary of Apollo 8 |
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Happy Birthday, 'Earthrise' |
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A plague of iPhone flatulence |
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'USA Today' Launches iPhone App |
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Smudge Releases Post-It App for iPhone |
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In Reversal, Court Allows a Bush Plan on Pollution |
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US court reinstates EPA power plant pollution rule |
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Windows XP Extensions Reflect Vista's Woes |
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Microsoft Answers beta website launched |
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Turning Page, E-Books Start to Take Hold |
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Searches For "Kindle" Picked Up During The Holidays |
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Electronic books getting their day at last |
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E-books get holiday boost |
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Look Out, Amazon: iPhone Gets Real E-Books |
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Microsoft confirms it's been working on SQL Server bug since
April |
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Microsoft Confirms New SQL Server Threat |
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Has the RIAA stopped suing for copyright infringements? |
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Analyst says Jobs' views are now endemic to Apple |
51 |
Chinese accessory manufacturer shows cases for Apple 'iPhone
nano' |
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Crash survivor Twitters from burning plane (false) |
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Dell Adamo confirmed in paid-rumor admission |
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Dell's MacBook Air Rival Confirmed by...Dell |
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Dell Adamo Rumors Gain Ground with 'Confirmation' |
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8 Hours of Sleep: a Heart-Healthy Goal for 2009 |
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Expecting a Late Night? Sleep Deprivation Boosts Heart Risk |
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A Mysterious Link Between Sleeplessness and Heart Disease |
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Sleep Longer, Help Your Heart |
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Coke scolded over labeling of Diet Coke Plus |
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Dangerous drug combos pose risk for elderly |
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Sluggish Men, Take Note: Caffeine Boosts Energy in 10 Minutes |
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Caffeine gives men a better buzz |
64 |
Men Feel Coffee Effects In Ten Minutes |
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Is decaf really decaffeinated? |
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Caffeine Produces Better Results in Men |
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Caffeine Has Greater Effect On Men, And Starts Only Ten
Minutes After Consumption |
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Caffeine Gives Men Faster Jolt: Study |
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Gene Variant Reduces Effectiveness of Plavix |
70 |
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Greater Risk for Primary
Cesarean Delivery |
71 |
Vitamin D Deficiency Boosts C-Section Risk |
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Vitamin D Deficit in Pregnancy Tied to Caesarean Risk |
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Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Increase in Caesarean
Deliveries |
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Vitamin D deficiency ups pregnant women's Cesarean risk |
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Scientists Create New Means to Study Disease Origins |
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Researchers Derive First Embryonic Stem Cells From Rats |
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Health care discussion to provide input to Obama's team |
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It's not a health-care crisis; it's a payment problem |
79 |
Pfizer ordered to pay for stealing drug secrets |
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Pfizer Must Pay $38.7 Million for Stealing Data, Jury Decides |
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Police Incompetence Threatens Justice for Children |
82 |
Ancient Family Heirlooms Used to Snort Hallucinogens |
83 |
Global Warming Might Cook Up Too Many Male Fish |
84 |
Brain Chip to Stimulate Orgasms |
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The Top 5 History Makers of 2008 |
86 |
Very Strange: The Spider Sex Chronicles |
87 |
Performance Enhancement Common in Sports |
88 |
Since 2003, More Than 2 Trillion Tons of Arctic Ice Melted |
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Spirituality Spot Found in Brain |
90 |
Reindeer Could Remain on the Run |
91 |
Caffeine Works Better for Men |
92 |
Why Some of Us Hate to Cry |
93 |
Slow Starvation of Brain Triggers Alzheimer's |
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Scientists No Closer to Curing Hangovers |
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Reprogrammed skin cells provide testing ground for new drugs |
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Blind man walking |
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'Proto-spiders' made silk, but not webs |
98 |
Downturn hits Chicago's natural history museum |
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Synthetic opals show their colours |
100 |
Rat embryonic stem cells created |
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Newsmaker of the year: The machine maker |
102 |
How godless geeks celebrate Christmas |
103 |
Mosquito helps police grab car thief |
104 |
NASA scientist warns of runaway global warming |
105 |
Will Obama pursue space-based solar power? |
106 |
Pope misuses science to attack homosexuality |
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A computer mouse stocking-filler |
108 |
The best comments of 2008 |
109 |
Space sickness and cosmic photography: the voyage of Apollo 8 |
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Gallery: Snowflakes as you've never seen them before |
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US police could get 'pain beam' weapons |
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News review 2008: The year in science |
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Genetics: Top 10 articles from 2008 |
114 |
2008: A good year for Neanderthals |
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NASA gives space cargo contracts to start-up firms |
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Skimping on sleep linked to hardened arteries |
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First vertebrate eye to use mirror instead of lens |
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Blight hits world's vanilla supply |
119 |
Giant stinking flower reveals a hot secret |
120 |
Great fireworks, shame about the toxic fallout |
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Ambitious climate goals make economic sense |
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