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EU, U.S. Vow Crackdown on Computer Counterfeits |
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Typing May Turn Taboo as Users Turn to Other Tools |
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Arizona 'Virtual Fence' Gets Final OK |
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Choosing Between Food and Fuel |
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Navy's Missile is Right On Target |
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DNA Study Supports African Origin of Man |
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The Fate of the Gray Wolf |
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Long, Lethal and Coming to Your Town |
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Microsoft to open up some key software blueprints |
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Google to Store Patients' Health Records |
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Medical Mystery: A World Without Pain |
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Can Having a Cat Lower Your Heart Attack Risk? |
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USDA Unsure if Calif. Cattle Case Isolated to Plant |
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A-List Celebs Need Hep A Shot After NY Birthday Bash |
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Swimming Eases Pain of Mystery Ailment: Study |
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Born With Fused Legs |
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When the Flu Vaccine Just Doesn't Work |
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Autistic Girl's Parents Respond to Some of Our Viewers' Most
Pressing Questions |
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Found! Biggest web of dark matter |
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US says satellite's fuel tank likely hit |
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Do animals think like autistic savants? |
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Bluetongue risk 'starts in April' |
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PC beats doctor in scan tests |
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Fossil finds are rabbit forebears |
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Sneak peek at Darwin's crab haul |
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In pictures: Medical scans on a mummy |
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Scrubland that is 'richest for wildlife' |
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Military satellites 'may get stealthy' |
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ISPs could face piracy sanctions |
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Gaming's future 'on the network' |
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Microsoft warns on Vista update |
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Computers 'spot Alzheimer's fast' |
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Daytime dozing 'stroke warning' |
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Measles cases jump to record high |
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Many workers 'asbestos ignorant' |
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Scanner ban fears eased by vote |
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Triplets born to teenager--again |
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The trouble with twins |
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'We didn't know about asbestos risks' |
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Microsoft Says Goodbye To Keyboards |
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Wolves To Be Removed From Species List |
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DNA Study Supports African Origin Theory |
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Study: Moderate Exercise Cuts Stroke Risk |
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Study: Being Fit Can Lower Stroke Risk |
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Naps, Mammograms May Predict Stroke Risk |
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Designer Waters: Worth It? |
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Microsoft's latest interoperability pledge: How free is 'open'
now? |
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Microsoft's Open Move is Very Good News |
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Open-source fans mixed on Microsoft move |
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Google, X Prize Foundation Attract 10 Teams For Moon Race |
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Google lunar challenge gets under way |
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A Google Competition, With a Robotic Moon Landing as a Goal |
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HD DVD/Blu-ray War |
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Web Movies Show Why DVDs Sell |
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Retailers Launch HD DVD Fire Sales |
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Disk encryption may not be secure enough, new research finds |
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Researchers Find Way to Steal Encrypted Data |
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Cold-Boot Attack Can Crack Disk Encryption |
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Cold Boot Attack Defeats Disk Encryption Software |
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Bad RAM: Disk encryption vulnerable to attack |
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MacBook Air: More tests |
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Mossberg: Lenovo X300 Has More Features than MacBook Air, Less
Sexy |
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Batteries Might Be Apple Achilles' Heel For Its MacBook Air |
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Review of Apple MacBook Air: no hype, no fanboy love, just the
facts |
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Atom Needs 2 Billion Times Less Force To Move Than A Penny,
IBM Discovers |
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Scientists Measure What It Takes to Push a Single Atom |
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IBM calculates the force it takes to move atoms |
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IBM unveils atomic memory advance |
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Atom-Moving Force Measured |
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Microsoft: Here's how to stop Vista update's endless reboot |
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Genetic Mutations Offer Insights on Human Diversity |
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White Genetically Weaker Than Blacks, Study Finds |
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Gene studies confirm "out of Africa" theories |
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The Browser Choices We Make |
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Firefox crosses 500 million download mark |
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AOL Drops Netscape |
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GDC '08: RIP FPS, RTS, and RPG? |
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GDC: The Future of Story In Game Design |
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Who knew that a satellite shootdown could cause such
hand-wringing? |
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On Space Diplomacy: Where the Stone Age meets the Space Age |
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Nintendo: Eat Our Dust in June, Xbox 360 |
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Fils-Aime: Wii To Pass 360 In U.S. By June |
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Daytime Sleep Linked to Strokes |
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Dozing off daytime signals higher risk of stroke |
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Daytime Dozing Might Raise Stroke Risk |
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Agricultural Secretary: Trade negotiations set back due to
beef recall |
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Interpreting the Supreme Court's Medical Device Decision |
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Supreme Court gives business 2 wins |
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Medical Device Ruling Redraws Lines on Lawsuits |
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High court ruling favors medical device firms |
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Supreme Court Supports Medical Device Makers |
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Eight comic books to read before you die |
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Praise Jesus, the end of an era |
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'Fluorescent' cells give early warning for eye disease |
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CSHL scientists discover new details of a gene-regulatory
network governing metabolism |
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The structure of resistance |
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Helping back pain sufferers to stay in work |
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Bacteria and nanofilters--the future of clean water technology |
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Novel method to reveal drug targets |
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New protein tag enhances view within living cells |
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Salamanders, headwater streams critical in food chain |
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Special coating greatly improves solar cell performance |
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New theory sheds light on space enigma |
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New X-ray technique may lead to better, cleaner fuel injectors
for automobiles |
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Ulysses mission coming to a natural end |
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Electron filmed for first time ever |
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By color-coding atoms, new Cornell electron microscope
promises big advance in materials analysis |
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Researcher investigates new developments in laser and sensor
technology |
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Modified electron microscope identifies atoms |
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Jekyll-Hyde neutron star discovered by researchers |
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Astronomers discover largest-ever dark matter structures
spanning 270M light-years |
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University of Sydney researchers find new evidence linking
kava to liver damage |
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A new theory of small intestinal bacteria overgrowth in
nonalcoholic fatty liver disease? |
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Attention! The increased oxidative stress in decompensated
cirrhotic patients |
115 |
Fish in space study motion sickness |
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I am not a hypocrite: Manto |
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Recruiting African docs a crime |
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Dual therapy doc in clear |
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40-winks may lead to stroke |
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Feline friends good for heart |
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Yoghurt helps fight gum disease |
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Socialites suffer less surgery pain |
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Fastest Way Up Hills: Zigzag |
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Using Abstract Math to Treat Cancer |
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Proteins Could Beef Up Computer Memory |
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Virtual Teachers Outperform Real Thing |
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DNA Study Supports African Origin of Man |
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Identical Twins' DNA Varies |
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New Machine Interprets Dreams |
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How to Solve Toddler Tantrums: Think Like a Neanderthal |
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See Saturn Now: Lord of the Rings Rocks |
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Mysterious Haze Found on Venus |
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Possible Cache of Nazi Plunder Found |
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Ulysses solar spacecraft freezing to death |
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Hope dims that Earth will survive Sun's death |
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Flying 'paddleboat' may finally take off |
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Australia urged to take lead on climate change |
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Bird poo camouflage for caterpillars unravelled |
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Black hole defends its heavyweight title |
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Researchers Discover Groundbreaking Cultivation Technique |
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Biochemists Solve Structure of TGF-beta and Its Receptor |
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Old Fashioned Exercise a No-go? Try a Pogo |
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Shocking Evolution Into Action |
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Space Tourism to Rocket in this Century |
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Scientists Measure What It Takes to Push a Single Atom |
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U.S. Ends Protections for Wolves in 3 States |
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The Soul in the New Machines |
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Suit Says Spinal Disk Maker Falsely Won F.D.A. Approval |
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Moth eyes may hold key to more efficient solar cells |
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Electron filmed for first time ever |
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EU Regulators Wary of Microsoft's Shift |
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Intel to produce chip for low-cost computer market |
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Scientists explain intriguing phenomenon on Saturn's moon |
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Catalysis discovery takes aim at NOx emissions |
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Nomadic devices, the freedom to compute |
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Salamanders, headwater streams critical in food chain |
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Psoriasis lesions loaded with newly discovered immune cell |
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Special Coating Greatly Improves Solar Cell Performance |
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In Japan, laughter to be measured by 'aH' |
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Computers could be used to diagnose Alzheimer's disease |
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Indonesia Sends Bird Flu Samples to WHO |
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British minister sets deadline for ISPs to crack down on
piracy |
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Scientists reactivate immune |
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Google's Brin: Microsoft Bid 'Unnerving' |
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Bacteria and nanofilters--the future of clean water technology |
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'Two-Faced' Particles Act Like Tiny Submarines |
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The Dark Side of Light |
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Gates Sees Diminished Role for Keyboards |
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1 million trillion 'flops' per second targeted by new
Institute for Advanced Architectures |
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Space Tourism to Rocket in 21st Century, Researchers Predict |
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Ulysses mission coming to a natural end |
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Pentagon: Satellite Debris Not a Danger |
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Governors Try to Advance Clean Energy |
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USC awarded $3.9M for lab under the sea |
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Observing sustainable tourism in Antarctica |
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Hackers use Google to find website vulnerabilities |
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New computer network security threat identified |
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Facebook suffers first drop in British users: data |
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More Patents From China, South Korea: UN |
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Japanese stores take HD DVD off shelves: officials |
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US, Europe Seize Phony Computer Parts |
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Appeal Begins for Internet Mogul |
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Finding ingenious design in nature |
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Why Does Popcorn Cost So Much at the Movies? |
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Spanish rancher plans to clone prize bull: report |
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Supermarkets hold power in milk supply chain |
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The structure of resistance |
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Novel method to reveal drug targets |
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MU research team releases first Missouri Hunger Atlas |
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New protein tag enhances view within living cells |
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University of Denver bullying victimization study |
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Seabird research tracks ocean health |
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'Fluorescent' cells give early warning for eye disease |
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Genetic mutation found in peripheral artery disease |
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Study: highly involved patients don't always see better health
outcomes |
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Stroke more prevalent in United States than in Europe |
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Helping back pain sufferers to stay in work |
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A novel hMSH2 gene mutation in colorectal cancer patients? |
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A strange case of upper obstructive syndrome |
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Premature births linked to physical abuse |
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Stroke risk factors may signal faster cognitive decline in
elderly |
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Are tumors causing stricture of bile duct always malignant? |
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3 newly discovered ERK pathway proteins related to CagA
induced disease |
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Seniors struggle with chronic pain |
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A regular dip could benefit fibromyalgia sufferers |
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Rare Massive Star, Eta Carinae, Produces Vast Winds Of
Colliding Electrically-charged Particles |
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New Electron Microscope Identifies Individual Color-coded
Atoms |
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Astronomers Discover Largest-ever Dark Matter Structures
Spanning 270M Light-years |
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Immune System Reactivated In Adults With HIV: Thymus Producing
New T-cells |
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Ancient 'Out Of Africa' Migration Left Stamp On European
Genetic Diversity |
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Powerful Explosions Suggest Neutron Star Missing Link |
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Like Owner, Like Dog: One Third Of US Dogs Are Obese, Cats
Also Suffer |
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Titan's Surface Organics Surpass Oil Reserves On Earth |
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Siblings Of Schizophrenia Patients Display Subtle Shape
Abnormalities In Brain |
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Ingredient In Yellow Curry Can Reduce Heart Enlargement And
May Prevent Heart Failure |
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Increased Risk Of Thyroid Diseases Linked To Exposure At
Chernobyl, Study Shows |
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Forgotten Source For Planetary Magnetic Anomalies? |
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Children Who Do Not Get Enough Sleep Sustain More Injuries |
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Children Show Goal-oriented Behavior By Age Three |
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Gene Therapy 'Trains' Immune System To Destroy Brain Cancer
Cells And Reverses Behavioral Deficits |
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Half Of Heart Patients Significantly Underuse Effective Heart
Medications, Many Because Of Cost |
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No Easy Answers In Evolution Of Human Language |
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Secure Internet Transactions At Internet Cafes Possible With
Tiny Security Device |
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Gravity Powered Lamp, Designed By Student, Provides As Much
Light As 40 Watt Bulb |
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