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EPA's Relaxed Emissions Rule Struck Down |
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Encrypted Laptop Poses Legal Dilemma |
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Biofuel: Bad for the Environment? |
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Silicon Insider: How AOL Strangled Time Warner |
5 |
1st-Person Shooting Games Win Top Honors |
6 |
Turtle Swims From Indonesia to Oregon |
7 |
Microsoft Helps Nab $900M Piracy Ring |
8 |
People Power: A Generator on Your Knee |
9 |
New Bacterial Infection Linked to Military |
10 |
Iceland's 'Kissing Cousins' Breed More Kids |
11 |
The Peculiar Pain of Paper Cuts |
12 |
Accused Kidney Kingpin Denies Wrongdoing |
13 |
Study: Acupuncture May Boost Pregnancy |
14 |
A Natural Approach to Menstrual Cramps |
15 |
Tattoos help vaccines penetrate skin |
16 |
Knee gadget fires up your mobile |
17 |
How sax players hit the high notes |
18 |
Makeover for Europe's Mars robot |
19 |
Robot glider harvests ocean heat |
20 |
'Ocean thermostat can save coral' |
21 |
'Super-scope' shines on Mary Rose |
22 |
Knee dynamo taps 'people power' |
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A key moment in Europe's space journey |
24 |
Malicious programs hit new high |
25 |
Password pain looks set to ease |
26 |
Switchover lessons to be learned |
27 |
Acupuncture 'boosts IVF chances' |
28 |
Kissing cousins 'have more kids' |
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Doctor held in Indian organ scam |
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Exercise aids depression, say GPs |
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A more than cosmetic difference |
32 |
Where'd Ya Get Those Baby Blues? |
33 |
Monster Cables, Monster Ripoff: 80% Markups |
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Does 5th Amendment Protect Porn Passwords? |
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A "Holy Grail" Of Healing |
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Turtle Swims From Indonesia To Oregon |
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Spaceship Builder Faulted In Explosion |
38 |
Obese Less Likely To Use Seat Belts |
39 |
SAfrica Questions Circumcision Advice |
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Biofuels Deemed a Greenhouse Threat |
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Studies Say Biofuels Worse Than Gasoline |
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Ethanol blues: Biofuels increase global warming more than oil |
43 |
Studies Say Clearing Land for Biofuels Will Aid Warming |
44 |
Biofuel crops increase carbon emissions |
45 |
Yahoo seeking ways to avoid a Microsoft takeover: Yang |
46 |
1st-person shooting games win top honors |
47 |
Harnessing the power of movement to power portable
electronics: study |
48 |
Knee Brace Generates Electricity |
49 |
Knee Brace Could Power Mobile Electronics |
50 |
Knee Power--The New Energy Source |
51 |
Knee Brace Harnesses 'Power Walking' |
52 |
Windows Vista SP1 |
53 |
FALCON Undersea Fiber-Optic Cable Cut By Abandoned Ship's
Anchor |
54 |
Ship's Anchor Cut Internet Cable in Mideast |
55 |
Facebook Introduces Spanish Twin |
56 |
Facebook Speaks Spanish for First Time |
57 |
Elgan: Who wants a custom cell phone? |
58 |
Israeli Startup modu Revolutionizes Phone Industry |
59 |
Modular Mobile Phone Offers Some Big Benefits |
60 |
Apple Fixes QuickTime Bug |
61 |
Study: iPhone Dominant as Motorola Falls |
62 |
Airport Security Technology Stuck In the Pipeline |
63 |
Blu-ray title Narnia a hit on advanced sales |
64 |
Rumours fly over Google Android |
65 |
Update: ARM to show off Android platform at trade show next
week |
66 |
Complete list of coupon-eligible Digital TV converters--with
specs |
67 |
Microsoft is Stupid, Apple is Not |
68 |
Vista, Leopard, Linux to compete in hack contest |
69 |
Xcode: Apple's not-so-secret weapon |
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OS Cage Match |
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Vista, Leopard and Linux Square Off in Hacking Contest |
72 |
First To Be PWN'd: Vista, Mac OS X or Linux? |
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Linux, Leopard and Vista Pitted in Security Battle |
74 |
FDA reviewing safety of Botox, rival product |
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Acupuncture might help with fertility |
76 |
Study: Acupuncture May Boost Pregnancy |
77 |
'Decellularized' Heart Valve Approved |
78 |
FDA Okays Stripped-Down Version of Human Heart Valve |
79 |
Married Distant Relatives Have More Children |
80 |
Diabetes Health Goes Beyond Blood Sugar |
81 |
Fat? No Food for You! |
82 |
Restaurants as obesity cops doesn't sit well |
83 |
No Firsts for Fatties: Discrimination in Mississippi? |
84 |
Chino slaughterhouse previously cited for electric prodding |
85 |
Doctor errors linked to depression |
86 |
Studying rivers for clues to global carbon cycle |
87 |
Science, not romance, controls mating at Smithsonian's
National Zoo |
88 |
Discovery of good--and bad--liver stem cells raises
possibility of new treatment |
89 |
Study confirms that low-calorie sweeteners are helpful in
weight control |
90 |
Unravelling the North West's Viking past |
91 |
Listening for the cosmic symphony: New SU supercomputer will
help scientists listen for black holes |
92 |
New guest at ESA's test centre: the Herschel telescope |
93 |
Computer simulations strongly support new theory of Earth's
core |
94 |
Stanford researchers hear the sound of quantum drums |
95 |
Accelerometer backpacks aid study of gliding behavior in the
'flying' lemur |
96 |
NRL scientists produce carbon nanotubes using commercially
available polymeric resins |
97 |
Case links woman's death to environmental tobacco smoke, MSU
prof says |
98 |
Doctors will soon be able to feel organs via a display screen |
99 |
New York, New York: Study determines difference between
abstract and concrete jungle |
100 |
What Gives Us Fingertip Dexterity? |
101 |
Researchers decode genetics of rare photosynthetic bacterium |
102 |
Researchers give new hybrid vehicle its first test drive in
the ocean |
103 |
Why We Love the Sweet Life |
104 |
Origin of Birds Debated |
105 |
Secret to Sexy Saxophonists Revealed |
106 |
What is Relativity? |
107 |
Scientists Explore Invisible Environmental Helpers |
108 |
How a Lunar Eclipse Saved Columbus |
109 |
Acupuncture May Aid In Vitro Fertilization |
110 |
Mystery of Saturn's Watery Moon Solved |
111 |
Charge Your Cell Phone Just By Walking |
112 |
Ship kites in to port |
113 |
Please sequence my eel |
114 |
Company claims to have sequenced man's genome cheaply |
115 |
When kissing cousins are good for kids |
116 |
Shake a leg to power your phone |
117 |
Star eats star and builds planets from the crumbs |
118 |
Robotic glider feeds off ocean temperatures |
119 |
Conservation laws threaten rare orchids |
120 |
Report leaves Scaled Composites blast a mystery |
121 |
Biofuels emissions may be 'worse than petrol' |
122 |
Knee device makes phone charging a walk in the park |
123 |
No major hurdles to upgrade Atlas V rockets for people |
124 |
Spring Break: Study Finds UV Rays Damage Rare DNA Shapes |
125 |
Looking to Spring Flowers for Climate Change Clues |
126 |
Listening for the Cosmic Symphony: New Supercomputer Will Help
Scientists Listen for Black Holes |
127 |
Student Designs Safety Helmet That Signals For Help |
128 |
Fats Encapsulated With Fiber May Lead to Tasty Low-Calorie
Foods |
129 |
Determining Ancestral Histories in Admixed Populations |
130 |
Slow-Motion Video Shows Shrews Are Highly Sophisticated
Predators |
131 |
Root Or Shoot? EAR Calls the Shots |
132 |
Researchers Give New Hybrid Vehicle Its First Test-Drive in
the Ocean |
133 |
Coral Reefs May Be Protected By Natural Ocean Thermostat |
134 |
Madagascar's Tortoises Crawling Toward Extinction |
135 |
Using Musical Chords to Look at Hydrogen Molecule's Response
to Laser Pulses |
136 |
Taking People Power to a New Level |
137 |
Biofuels Deemed a Greenhouse Threat |
138 |
Scientists Say Mummies' Lice Show Pre-Columbian Origins |
139 |
A Sun-Powered Hydrogen Car (Sort of) |
140 |
'The Endless Pursuit of Unnecessary Things' |
141 |
What Anthropic Reasoning Can Really Tell Us |
142 |
Researchers Hear the Sound of Quantum Drums |
143 |
'Love Hormone' Promotes Bonding |
144 |
Researchers produce nanowires easier, faster than before |
145 |
Deep Impact Begins Hunt for Alien Worlds |
146 |
Unravelling the Northwest's Viking past |
147 |
Computer simulations strongly support new theory of Earth's
core |
148 |
New York, New York: Study determines difference between
abstract and concrete jungle |
149 |
Scientists explore ways to improve management of California
spiny lobsters |
150 |
Encrypted Laptop Poses Legal Dilemma |
151 |
Six die of incurable bacteria infection: Japan hospital |
152 |
Listening for the cosmic symphony: New SU supercomputer will
help scientists listen for black holes |
153 |
Extremophile Hunt Begins |
154 |
Ecuador volcano simmers, forcing more evacuations |
155 |
Leatherback Turtle Swims Across Pacific |
156 |
Accelerometer backpacks aid study of gliding behavior in the
'flying' lemur |
157 |
Scientists produce carbon nanotubes using commercially
available polymeric resins |
158 |
US gears up for digital TV switch-over next year |
159 |
Million-Degree Plasma May Flow throughout the Galaxy |
160 |
Inventor Doesn't Dare Say 'Perpetual Motion Machine' |
161 |
3D breakthrough with updatable holographic displays |
162 |
Earth's orbit creates more than a leap year |
163 |
Deadly storms underscore new research finding: Mid-South is
most vulnerable region to tornadoes |
164 |
Studying rivers for clues to global carbon cycle |
165 |
Hottest year on record for Shanghai in 2007: official media |
166 |
New Research on the 2002 Collapse of the Larsen B Ice Shelf |
167 |
Botanists see winter fading away in U.K. |
168 |
Study: Destroying native ecosystems for biofuel crops worsens
global warming |
169 |
World's mobile phone industry heads for Barcelona |
170 |
Facebook Speaks Spanish for First Time |
171 |
Microsoft Helps Nab $900M Piracy Ring |
172 |
1st-Person Shooting Games Win Top Honors |
173 |
Teams battle to on-screen victory |
174 |
Taxi! Novel location-based services hailed |
175 |
Moss protein plays role in Alzheimer's Disease |
176 |
Apparently Immaculate Komodos Hatched |
177 |
Science, not romance, controls mating at Smithsonian's
National Zoo |
178 |
Study Links Population to Intersex Fish |
179 |
Quality schooling has little impact on teenage sexual activity |
180 |
New cause identified for necrotic enteritis in chicken |
181 |
Renaissance mystery solved |
182 |
Doctors Use Wii Games for Rehab Therapy |
183 |
Misery is not miserly: New study finds why even momentary
sadness increases spending |
184 |
Doctors will soon be able to feel organs via a display screen |
185 |
Case links death to environmental tobacco smoke |
186 |
French paradox redux? U.S. vs. French on being full |
187 |
Gene variant predicts medication response in patients with
alcohol dependence |
188 |
SAfrica Questions Circumcision Advice |
189 |
Study confirms that low-calorie sweeteners are helpful in
weight control |
190 |
New finding may help explain development of preeclampsia |
191 |
The key to survival and virulence for a fungal pathogen is
autophagy |
192 |
FDA OKs heart valve made from human tissue |
193 |
Discrimination against blacks linked to dehumanization, study
finds |
194 |
Study suggests new therapy for lung disease patients |
195 |
HIV drugs, Abacavir and Didanosine increase the risk of heart
attack |
196 |
Third Cousins Have Greatest Number Of Offspring, Data From
Iceland Shows |
197 |
Did Birds Originate When Dinosaurs Went Extinct, Or Have They
Been Around Far Longer? |
198 |
Pygmy Dinosaur Inhabited Tropical Islands In Britain's
Prehistoric Past |
199 |
First Documented Case Of Pest Resistance To Biotech Cotton |
200 |
Video Games Activate Reward Regions Of Brain In Men More Than
Women |
201 |
Giving Mice A Cold Virus Offers Hope Of New Asthma Treatments |
202 |
Novel Compound May Lessen Heart Attack Damage, Initial Tests
Show |
203 |
Bug Guts Map Brings Scientists Closer To Understanding
Different Bugs' Role In The Body |
204 |
Treadle-powered Water Pumps Help Desert Agriculture |
205 |
Misery Is Not Miserly: Why Even Momentary Sadness Increases
Spending |
206 |
Alzheimer's-associated Plaques Can Form In A Day, And
Alzheimer's Symptoms Soon Follow |
207 |
Mummy Lice Found In Peru May Give New Clues About Human
Migration |
208 |
Languages Evolve In Rapid Bursts, Rather Than Following A
Steady Pattern |
209 |
Beaked Whales Actually Hear Through Their Throats |
210 |
Engineers Create Record-setting High-frequency Circuit That
Could Slash Costs For Detectors |
211 |
Hybrid Electric Vehicles Not As Green As They Are Painted,
Analysts Contend |
212 |
Large-Scale Rewritable Holograms |
213 |
A Window into Alzheimer's |
214 |
Knee Power |
215 |
Startup Plans to Solve Online Identity Theft, But Does Anyone
Care? |
216 |
Israel Mulls Viagra-Style Drugs to Keep Pilots Up (Updated) |
217 |
Potent DNA Vaccines May Be Viable, Thanks to the Humble Tattoo
Gun |
218 |
Teaching Teachers About Wind Power |
219 |
With iPhone, 'Security' Is Code for 'Control' |
220 |
Rejected $36,000 Wine is a Case For the "Petrus
Police" |
221 |
Tooth scan reveals Neanderthal mobility |
222 |
Zoo auctions paintings by orangutan |
223 |
Japan to complain to Australia over whale pictures |
224 |
Two-thirds of Japanese favor whale hunt |
225 |
Leatherback turtle swims across Pacific |
226 |
First evidence emerges of pest resistance to GM crops:
scientists |
227 |
How a Lunar Eclipse Saved Columbus |
228 |
Obese less likely to use seat belts |
229 |
Modern life means modern ills for obese Pacific islanders |
230 |
Low-Carb Diets Better Than Low-Fat Diets at Preventing
Diabetes |
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Anti-impotence pill could boost high flying pilots |
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