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The Price of 'Blogebrity': A Cyber Stalker |
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Science Tackles the Zodiac |
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Microsoft Not Ruling Out Windows XP Extension |
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Lying? Your Face Will Give You Away: Study |
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Baghdad Zoo Makes a Comeback |
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Senate passes genetic discrimination bill |
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Dating Poses Grave Risks for Allergic Teens |
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Is 'Deadliest Catch' a Model of Safety? |
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College Students Speak Out Against the Rising Cost of Birth
Control |
10 |
Abstract maths easier, not harder |
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Australia's Antarctic bonanza queried |
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Global warming 'rescue' plan may backfire |
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Human line 'nearly split in two' |
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US blocks genetic discrimination |
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Observatory boasts darkest skies |
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Climate 'fix' could deplete ozone |
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Grey squirrel 'may have hitched' |
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Highland Diary: Remote munro |
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Cuban Bloggers Defy Government Control |
20 |
Mankind's Close Call With Extinction |
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Today's Chickens Are Descended From Dinos |
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Hacker testifies News Corp. unit hired him |
23 |
SDK Showdown: Apple IPhone vs. Google Android |
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Dell: Decent Customer Service Is Going To Cost Extra |
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Build custom templates for your data-driven Web sites |
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Japan Girl Commits Suicide With Detergent |
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Scalia On Bush v. Gore: Get Over It! |
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Natural-gas Vehicles Hot In Utah, Where The Fuel Is Cheap |
29 |
Scientist Says New Zealand's Biggest Glacier Shrinking |
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Smithsonian To Open Massive New 'Ocean Hall' In September |
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The truth hurts: Microsoft just can't make money online |
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Memo to Steve Ballmer for the long flight home |
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Microsoft gives rosy outlook |
34 |
Microsoft 2009 outlook rosy, but investors trip on near-term |
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Microsoft says offer for Yahoo may fade |
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Microsoft says 140M Vista licenses sold |
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Microsoft Shows Gains, but Also Weaknesses |
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T. Rex Closer to Gizzards Than Lizards |
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Tests Confirm T. Rex Kinship With Birds |
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T rex dinosaur closely related to chicken: report |
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T. rex kinship with chickens confirmed |
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T. Rex Protein "Confirms" Bird-Dinosaur Link |
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Protein Analysis Provides Evidence Linking T. Rex with Birds |
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Ballmer: You want XP, we'll keep XP |
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Why Microsoft Won't Extend Windows XP's Lifespan |
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No Change in XP Plan Despite Ballmer Comment, Microsoft Says |
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Yahoo kicks off re-wiring project |
48 |
Informal Style of Electronic Messages Is Showing Up in
Schoolwork, Study Finds |
49 |
Study: Teens say e-text isn't writing |
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Not all : ) as informal writing creeps into teen assignments |
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:- ( Texting shorthand showing up in schoolwork |
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Teachers have to LOL--or they'd cry |
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Report: Apple wants P.A. Semi's engineers, not its chips |
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Apple and Intel: Still Best Friends Forever |
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More Insight on Apple and P.A. Semi |
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Apple Buys Low-Power Chipmaker P.A. Semi |
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Apple Makes Processor Company Acquisition |
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China Tops US for Internet Population Lead |
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China's rural Internet users more than double in 2007: report |
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Video Shows Psystar Mac Clones in Action |
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Psystar reports it's shipping Mac clones, begins building its
office |
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OLPC Switch to Windows on XO Is 'muddled,' Developers Say |
63 |
OLPC sweet talks Microsoft |
64 |
Redeveloping Sugar for Windows XP Home...yeah, great idea,
Nick |
65 |
MySpace launches applications gallery |
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MySpace cuts the ribbon on its third-party App Gallery |
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'Real World' Examples Don't Make Math Any Easier |
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Hold the marbles: Abstract approach best for math |
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Study Suggests Math Teachers Scrap Balls and Slices |
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FDA takes closer look at Lasik complaints |
71 |
FDA Plans to Examine Scope of Complaints About Lasik |
72 |
Plastic-Bottle Scare Is a Boon for Some |
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A hard plastic is raising hard questions |
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Cells from Menstrual Blood May Fix Hearts |
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Menstrual Blood Shows Heart Repairing Stem Cell Properties |
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Study Details New Molecular Approach to Preventing Alzheimer's |
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German team finds new way to fight Alzheimer's |
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Alzheimer's drug may be tested on humans in 2 years |
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Scientists May Have Found Drug to Treat Alzheimer's |
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Scientists claim Alzheimer's breakthrough |
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Indonesia, U.S. wrangle over future of naval lab |
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Indonesian fears over US Navy laboratory |
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Indonesia defends its bird flu stance against US criticism |
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Hats Off to the Red Hat Society, Which Turns 10 Today |
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Anesthesia and Alzheimer's |
86 |
In Computer Models and Seafloor Observations, Researchers See
Potential for Significant 2008 "Red Tide" Season |
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A step forward in virology |
88 |
Cancer immunotherapy shows long-term promise in lung cancer |
89 |
Viruses may play a role in lung cancer development |
90 |
New nanotech products hitting the market at the rate of 3-4
per week |
91 |
Dawn of human matrilineal diversity |
92 |
New gene discovered for new form of intellectual disability |
93 |
Refining the date of the K/T boundary and the dinosaur
extinction |
94 |
Breast cancer subtypes originate from different biological
pathways |
95 |
A first: researchers apply efficient coding principle to sense
of smell |
96 |
National Center for Atmospheric Research/University
Corporation for Atmospheric Research |
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AMPK signaling: Got food? |
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Molecular analysis confirms T. rex's evolutionary link to
birds |
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Metabolic genes tied to inflammatory predictor of heart
disease and stroke risk |
100 |
Researchers at UCLA engineering discover theoretical model to
predict jamming |
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Northern lights glimmer with unexpected trait |
102 |
Biomonitoring: Leaving environmental monitoring to the plants |
103 |
Earthquake in Illinois could portend an emerging threat |
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New technology for boosting vaccine efficiency |
105 |
Princeton scientists discover exotic quantum state of matter |
106 |
Plethora of interacting galaxies on Hubble's birthday |
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Proteins that stop a major signaling pathway can also generate
new proteins |
108 |
Plan to identify watery Earth-like planets develops |
109 |
European light research opens door for optical storage and
computing |
110 |
Technological breakthrough in the fight to cut greenhouse
gases |
111 |
Invention gives improved gene technology analysis |
112 |
Nanotubes grown straight in large numbers |
113 |
New source for biofuels discovered |
114 |
First-class protein crystals thanks to weightlessness on earth |
115 |
A new iconic drug information system inspired by road signs |
116 |
Radio telescope reveals secrets of massive black hole |
117 |
Mapping the genetic locus for triglycerides |
118 |
Researchers important markers of high risk of type 2 diabetes |
119 |
Study shows common vitamin and other micronutrient supplements
reduce risks of TB recurrence |
120 |
Minimally invasive pancreas surgery leads to fewer
complications, study finds |
121 |
New genetic techniques to combat lung cancer |
122 |
Mutation database helps personalized treatment of lung cancer |
123 |
Users of Yahoo Answers seek advice, opinion, expertise |
124 |
New 3-D ultrasound could improve stroke diagnosis, care |
125 |
Scientists call for more access to biotech crop data |
126 |
The spring in your step is more than just a good mood |
127 |
Optimal online communication |
128 |
Heart derived stem cells develop into heart muscle |
129 |
African farmers gaining access to disease-resistant, 'upland'
rice varieties |
130 |
2 types of image are better than 1 for analyzing tumors |
131 |
BRIGHTER lasers for tomorrow's technologies |
132 |
Ancient Maya Tomb Yields "Amazing" Fabrics |
133 |
Ancient Praying Mantis Found in Amber |
134 |
Raindrops on roses |
135 |
Viruses found in lung tumours |
136 |
North Pole could be ice free in 2008 |
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Salamanders formed new species despite interbreeding |
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Taking probiotics could prevent allergies |
139 |
Happy spamiversary! Spam reaches 30 |
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Food dyes may protect against cancer |
141 |
Were Mesopotamians the first brand addicts? |
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Space 'spiderwebs' could propel future probes |
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Simple 'superlens' sharpens focusing power |
144 |
'Planetary sunshade' could strip ozone layer by 76% |
145 |
Mars rover's robotic arm seizes up |
146 |
Female lizards desire males of many colours |
147 |
High-tech armband puts your fingers in control |
148 |
Hubble telescope reveals a zoo of galaxy mergers |
149 |
Does the Earth's magnetic field cause suicides? |
150 |
China down to 12 days of coal stocks |
151 |
Black hole plasma jet reveals twisted magnetic fields |
152 |
Be still my beating stem cell heart |
153 |
Some ozone to go with your flight, sir? |
154 |
City road networks grow like biological systems |
155 |
'Flammable ice' could be mined for fuel |
156 |
Users of Yahoo Answers Seek Advice, Opinion, Expertise |
157 |
Different Processes Govern Sight, Light Detection |
158 |
Scientists Reveal Presence of Ocean Current
"Stripes" |
159 |
Pathway Found that Lets Mosquitoes Fatten Up, Slow Down for
Winter |
160 |
In Computer Models and Seafloor Observations, Researchers See
Potential for Significant 2008 "Red Tide" Season |
161 |
Stratospheric Injections to Counter Global Warming Could
Damage Ozone Layer |
162 |
New Source for Biofuels Discovered by Researchers |
163 |
Are Ice Age Relics the Next Casualty of Climate Change |
164 |
Cosmic Collisions Galore! |
165 |
Discovery to Hasten New Malaria Treatments, Vaccines for
Children |
166 |
Engineering Students Study Vegetable Oil to "Fill 'Er
Up" |
167 |
Detecting Dangerous Chemicals with Lasers, Exploring the
Brain's Circuitry with Light and World's Largest Laser System |
168 |
Steve Jobs on P.A. Semi, love for Intel; 3G BlackBerry delayed |
169 |
Evernote for Mac, iPhone to make managing information overload
easy |
170 |
iMac rumored for next week; new iPhone SDK; Apple updates |
171 |
Apple's ultra-thin MacBook Air also slim on profits? |
172 |
iMac, mini at last? |
173 |
Parallels: 1m copies sold |
174 |
iPhone SDK beta 4 |
175 |
Sun continues working on Java for Apple iPhone, iPod touch |
176 |
Microsoft's Windows earnings slide due in part to Apple's Mac
OS X surge? |
177 |
Apple's vertically integrated Mac could make interim Wintel
model look like a detour |
178 |
Study confirms Apple iPhone a true, balanced convergence
device |
179 |
Apple under promises, over delivers, under promises, over
delivers, under promises, over delivers... |
180 |
Microsoft profit drops as Windows sales dive; shares slide |
181 |
PC Mag reviews Apple's Mac OS X 10.5.2 Leopard: Editor's
Choice, best OS ever for vast majority |
182 |
Analysts: Apple to announce next-gen iPhone on June 9 |
183 |
RUMOR: Salesforce.com dumping Windows PCs, moving all 4000+
employees to Apple Macs |
184 |
Apple releases Common Criteria Tools for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard |
185 |
Apple releases Boot Camp Update 2.1 |
186 |
Apple granted new iPhone input patents |
187 |
Why Apple bought PA Semi |
188 |
RUMOR: Apple to unveil new iMacs next week |
189 |
Ballmer: We'd rethink XP phase out if customers show they want
to keep it but so far they have not |
190 |
CNBC's Mark Haines on Windows: I'm done with this; I bought a
Mac and I've been happy ever since |
191 |
Parallels Desktop virtualization for Apple Mac surpasses one
million units sold |
192 |
New SDK beta opens background processes? |
193 |
Salesforce switching over to Macs? |
194 |
Microsoft results hiding Vista issues? |
195 |
Forbes: Vertical Integration Key to Apple Future |
196 |
Apple Posts Common Criteria Tools for Leopard |
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PayPal withdraws Safari threat |
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