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Investigational drug tested for preventing muscle fiber death
in muscular dystrophy |
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Insight into HIV's 'on-off' switch shows promise for therapy,
understanding cellular decisions |
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Scientists identify new leads for treating parasitic worm
disease |
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Researchers discover second depth-perception method in brain |
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Scientists shine new light on inflammatory diseases |
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Happy thoughts can lower blood pressure |
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Experts Link Da Vinci to Chess Puzzles |
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Popcorn Ingredient Tied to Lung Disease |
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'Pillow Angel' Parents Defend Choices |
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'Ithaca was Homeric land of Odysseus' |
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Archaeologists Discovered a Parthian Girl with her Treasure |
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Iron Age remains found on school site |
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Egyptian mummy exhibit is son of Ramesses II |
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Ancient seafarers may have been first settlers |
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Ancient Rome's Earliest Temple Reconstructed |
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Excavation planned for San Jose Chinatown from the 1800s |
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Scientist's contribution to water reform unparalleled |
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Tibet: China blocks YouTube, protests spread, bloggers react |
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More Charles Manson-related bodies? |
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Electric bubble-baths: miracle weight-loss technology of 1933 |
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Watercolor sketches of late 19th/early 20th cen. Japanese toys |
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Fingertip biometrics at Disney turnstiles: the Mouse does its
bit for the police state |
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Darrin Stephens, version 1 and 2 together |
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Funny toilet paper dispensers [et al.] |
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Swiss hotel bedside table with USB power-point, VGA and
audiovisual inputs |
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Verizon teaming up with P2P companies, Yale, to make
file-sharing faster |
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Wii locks comprehensively broken! |
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Physics report-card for science fiction movies |
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Shifting lungs make crocs smooth movers |
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Are Earth's oldest fossils just rocks after all? |
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Pacemakers at danger from hackers |
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More hobbits in the Pacific? |
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New bird flu vaccine takes different approach |
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Who's that selling at your (online) door? |
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Anonymous activists gaining strength online |
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Ulysses satellite's heroic journey comes to an end |
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Where climate change meets national security |
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Does space need air traffic control? |
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Industry scrambles to find a 'greener' concrete |
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High Wire Act |
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DNA used as building blocks |
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Solar-Powered Paint Could Produce 4,500 GW-Hrs a Year! |
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Candy For Cavities |
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Aptera--Aerodynamic Three Wheeler |
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Hubble Detects Organic Molecule on an Extrasolar Planet |
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Is there a light 10 billion times brighter than the sun? |
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What if the Hoover Dam broke? |
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Can water go bad? |
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Who owns the Internet? |
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How Web 3.0 Will Work |
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How Pi Works |
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How Cockroaches Work |
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How Your Immune System Works |
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Deadly mushrooms, cute lizards, in full Internet form Tuesday |
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Climate-change meeting ends without agreement on emissions |
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Alpha Centauri might harbour an 'Earth' |
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WMAP gives thumbs-up to cosmological model |
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Traffic jams without bottlenecks--experimental evidence for
the physical mechanism of the formation of a jam |
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BattleBots Returns, but Will 'Science Fair Gone Mad' Grab
Geeks? |
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Dextre, the Armed DIY Robot, Ready to Man Space Station |
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Weather Modders Aim to End Droughts With Efficiency by Sky |
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Super-Size Surgery at Next-Gen Zoo Could Halt Elephant
Killings |
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Flexible OLEDs Double Efficiency as Organic Light Prices Lower |
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To Kill a Killer--Targeting Anthrax |
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Containing Carbon Dioxide |
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Thinking Telescopes--A Discovery Engine for Astronomy |
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The Hunt for Dark Matter |
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Texting Your Way to Debt |
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Happy Pi Day |
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How About Some Yak Cheese With That Turkey Sandwich? |
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iPhone Unlocked For Good? |
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Highest Levels Yet of Highly-Resistant TB CASES |
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How to Make Convincing Fake-Gold Bars |
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Battling Bacteria |
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Vegas Man Paints Car Like Police Cruiser |
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World Record Set for Largest Crab Cake |
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Meteorites Spiced Up Primordial Soup |
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Estimates for peopling of Americas getting earlier |
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That habitable planet might not be so far off |
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Metabolic syndrome: Key to diabetes, cardiovascular disease |
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Investigating invasives |
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Nuclear fuel reprocessing: a cure that's worse than the
disease? |
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More testing for drugs in water sought |
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New method finds networks of genes behind obesity |
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New drug holds promise for parasitic worm disease |
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'Boot camps' treat pain sufferers |
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China confirms outbreak of bird flu |
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Kyoto Prize Winner Dreams of a Carbon Future |
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Journalism Net Effect Defies Expectation |
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Video: F-16 Bombs Tulsa |
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Out of Africa, not once but twice |
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Overeating disrupts web of genes |
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Glaciers melting at 'alarming' rate |
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Glaciers suffer record shrinkage |
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Tumour growth block hopes raised |
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NASA's chief talks new approach |
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Spacecraft left short by Proton |
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Clean break from cycle of disease |
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Web creator rejects net tracking |
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Male fertility 'set in the womb' |
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Junk food advert code launched |
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Protein 'reverses eye diseases' |
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An act that could save a stranger |
104 |
Has Neighbours handled MS well? |
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Ancient Inca Temple Ruins Revealed |
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Taking a Shot at Hypertension |
107 |
Web Mashups Made Easy |
108 |
Searching as a Team |
109 |
Toward Cheaper, Robust Solar Cells |
110 |
Nanovalves for Drug Delivery |
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New Breath-Based Diagnostic |
112 |
Slicing Up Silicon for Cheaper Solar |
113 |
Will a YouTube Platform Matter? |
114 |
Identifying Manipulated Images |
115 |
Better Graphene Transistors |
116 |
Bacterial Battle Generates New Antibiotics |
117 |
Space Robot Flexes Arms for 1st Time |
118 |
Would You Like Some Carbon in Your Coffee? |
119 |
Numbers Guy |
120 |
Buying a Cure |
121 |
Analog to DTV: Don't Be Left in the Dark |
122 |
China Blocks YouTube Over Tibet Videos |
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Net Video Ads: Attention Vs. Annoyance |
124 |
Zoo Beasts Must Battle the Bulge, Too |
125 |
Advertisers Shun User-Generated Video |
126 |
Google Says Microsoft's Yahoo Buy Might Hurt Internet |
127 |
Testing a Worm Egg Cocktail to Treat MS |
128 |
New Method Finds Networks of Genes Behind Obesity |
129 |
Brother: Man Blames Ricin for Illness |
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Will Genetic Screening Become a Way of Life? |
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Space planes 'to meet big demand' |
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WWII German attack ship located |
133 |
Phantom heads help solve dental crisis |
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Phorm 'illegal' says policy group |
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Second Life creator changes role |
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Microsoft's moves 'threaten net' |
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Cannabis study tests users' bones |
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Tumour growth block hopes raised |
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Leaky gut autism theory doubted |
140 |
A forest of change |
141 |
Astronauts make spacewalk to assemble robotic helper |
142 |
Discoveries: Older adults just as likely to drink to excess
[et al.] |
143 |
Ask Dr. Knowledge: Do fish drink water? Are there any animals
that don't need to drink any? |
144 |
MIT builds a better pillbox to prevent drug-resistant TB |
145 |
The Science Of Sleep |
146 |
20+ Excellent Resources for Desktop Wallpapers |
147 |
China blocks YouTube over Tibet videos |
148 |
Iceland's Largest BitTorrent Tracker Faces Permanent Shutdown |
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Your Desk May Be Making You Sick |
150 |
Kudos To Apple for Updating the Airport Express |
151 |
Apple AirPort Express with 802.11n official |
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WordPerfect antitrust case greenlighted by the Supreme Court |
153 |
Word Processor Market Share Through the 1990s |
154 |
U.S. Supreme Court rejects Microsoft antitrust appeal |
155 |
Microsoft, In Supreme Court Appeal, Fails To Stop Novell Suit |
156 |
Adobe licenses Flash Lite to Microsoft for mobile phones |
157 |
Microsoft Adopts Flash Lite For Windows Mobile As a Stopgap
Measure |
158 |
Eclipse launches super run-time project as alternative to Java
and .NET |
159 |
Eclipse Applications To Plug Into More Devices |
160 |
Great Firewall of China expands as Tibetan riots continue |
161 |
The Censors Take Down YouTube and Google News in China. How
Will Google Respond? |
162 |
Astronauts Build 'Monster' Robot in Space |
163 |
New Home in Space for a Nearly Assembled Robotic Device |
164 |
Dextre Robot Arm Tested OK; Third Spacewalk Today |
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Were we wrong about tech and the democratization of media? |
166 |
News media needs to have consumers pay |
167 |
Web Has Unexpected Effect on Journalism |
168 |
Journalism 'troubled,' not lost, report suggests |
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Now, that stings! Escapee bees swarm a.m. commute |
170 |
California Highway Patrol rounds up queens, workers |
171 |
Millions of bees let loose when truck tips |
172 |
Swarm closes Sacramento highway after bee truck flips |
173 |
Second Life founder steps back from CEO role |
174 |
100,000 download kit to code for iPhones |
175 |
Apple to iPhone devs: Keep on developing for Jailbroken
iPhones guys! |
176 |
All That's Wrong With iPhone SDK |
177 |
Apple Denying iPhone Developers In Droves |
178 |
Apple Rejecting iPhone Developers by the Thousands |
179 |
Promise of "free gifts" costs ValueClick $2.9 mln |
180 |
'King of spam' pleads guilty, faces 26 years in prison |
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Spam doesn't pay: man faces 26 year sentence for spamming |
182 |
CBS Stations in Local Online Ad Deal |
183 |
Denver TV station KCNC part of CBS partnership with bloggers |
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Affiliates Create Local Ad Network |
185 |
Tougher Pollution Rules Issued for Ships, Locomotives |
186 |
Ships & Trains Ordered to Become Cleaner |
187 |
Microsoft snaps up virtualization company Kidaro |
188 |
Microsoft is getting its virtualization act together |
189 |
100-Year-Old Electric Car Design Makes a Comeback |
190 |
Nintendo Drops Hints About 'Big Game' Later This Year |
191 |
Dose Response, Stem Cell Boom & Heparin Testing |
192 |
Cutting Dosage of Costly Drug Spurs a Debate |
193 |
3 tiger newborns get clean bill of health at SF Zoo |
194 |
Great News for Obese Women: Even 10-Minute Exercise Is
Helpful! |
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Legionnaires' disease strikes 2 visitors; hotel moves guests |
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