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Calif. quake scientists detail impact of 'Big One' |
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Aspen trees starved in global warming experiment |
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AP: Foot-and-mouth plan used flawed study |
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AP IMPACT: Leaky New Orleans levee alarms experts |
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Phoenix Mars Lander: Step-by-Step Martian Landing Guide |
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Scientists witness start of star's explosive death |
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Death of a star: Astronomers get grandstand view of supernova |
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Death toll in Philippine storm up to 37 |
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Supernova Birth Observed for First Time |
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Governor: Alaska to challenge polar bear listing |
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5 endangered tiger cubs born at Saint Louis Zoo |
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Scientists discover "frogamander" fossil |
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'Frog-amander' Fossil Fills Evolutionary Gap |
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French parliament adopts contested GM crops bill |
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100 Explosions Recorded on the Moon |
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Mutant mice show new pathway in drug addiction |
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Health Tip: Soothing a Child's Sunburn |
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Lowering Cholesterol May Also Lower Prostate Cancer Risk |
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Study cites Pfizer smoking drug risk, shares fall |
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Researchers say smokers tend to quit in groups |
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Artificial Cornea Mimics Natural Counterpart |
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Some Nanotubes Could Cause Cancer |
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More-Powerful Fuel Cells |
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Evolution: Winning in Court But Losing In Class? |
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Smoking is addictive, but quitting is contagious |
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Microsoft to "Open" Office to More Rival Formats |
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Luteolin Flavonoid In Celery May Impact Multiple Sclerosis |
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Peak Oil--Whom to Believe? Part 1--There's Plenty of Oil,
CERAiously |
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Rice Grown In United States Contains Less-dangerous Form Of
Arsenic |
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Google Earth Application Built to Show Climate Change Effects |
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Lab agrees to test Shroud of Turin for new theory |
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Microsoft Resorts to Search Engine Bribery to Beat Google |
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Top Medical Myths Most People Believe |
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U.S. prohibits slaughtering weak, sick cows |
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Blood test for early lung cancer shows promise |
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Autistic Boy's Canine Assistant Banned From School |
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Quitting Smoking is Contagious |
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Does Power Corrupt? Absolutely Not |
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Unlocking the Secrets of Longevity |
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What Your Car Reveals About You |
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You May Already Be a Criminal |
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Governor: Alaska to Challenge Polar Bear Listing |
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Calif. Quake Scientists Detail Impact of 'Big One' |
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'Indiana Jones' and the Computer-Generated Jungle |
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Facebook Preparing for Redesign to Clear Clutter |
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America's First Carbon Tax |
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Study: 16 Percent of U.S. Science Teachers Are Creationists |
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Bodies of at Least 20 Whales Wash up on Senegal's Coast |
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Can Cancer Advances Save Kennedy? |
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Terminal Cancer Patients Can Still Put Up a Fight |
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Uninsured Immigrant Patients Sent Home for Care Against Their
Will |
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Foreclosure Fallout: Public Health Threat |
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Exploding star caught in the act |
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Scientists discover 'frogamander' fossil |
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Brain drug abuse on the radar |
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Sharks swim closer to extinction |
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Call to settle ocean care dispute |
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Japan to probe whale meat 'theft' |
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Exploding star caught in the act |
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Sceptics question Microsoft move |
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Word works with open file styles |
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Questions for Microsoft on open formats [from 2007] |
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Rural homes 'lead broadband UK' |
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Gamer anger at Nokia's 'lock in' |
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Bright future predicted for Apple |
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Web-to-TV revolution |
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Internet key to Obama victories |
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Exam-boosting drug tests 'loom' |
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Smokers tend to give up in groups |
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Trust drug may cure social phobia |
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Brits head abroad for cosmetic surgery |
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Scientists Witness Star's Explosive End |
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U.S. OKs Sending Cell Phones To Cuba |
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EPA Car Emissions Ruling Contested On Hill |
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Mysterious Whale Beaching In Senegal |
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Microsoft Offers Cash To Use Its Search Engine |
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MS Office to support outside open formats |
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The Battle Over New Cancer Drugs |
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Bangladesh Reports 1st Human Case Of H5N1 Bird Flu |
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Friends Quit Smoking? You Probably Will Too |
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Merck Ends Study Of Cholesterol Drug |
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Moderate Drinking for Strong Bones? |
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Supernova--The Death Of A Star Brings Hope For The Future |
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Supernova Birth Observed for First Time |
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Supernova Caught Starting to Explode for First Time |
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First Moments of Star's Explosion Caught By X-Ray Detectors |
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Astronomers witness start of supernova |
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Facebook Provides More Redesign Details |
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Developers, critics sound off on Facebook's profile redesign |
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Facebook giving its site a face-lift |
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EU to investigate Microsoft file format support |
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EU shows size of Microsoft credibility gap |
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EU Will Probe Microsoft Support For Open Source File Format |
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20 Seconds, and a Movie Has Arrived |
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iCal bugs can lead to DoS and code execution attacks |
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Security Firm Tires of Waiting for Apple Fix, Publishes iCal
Security Flaws |
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Three Security Bugs on iCal Application |
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Bugs Bite Apple iCal Application |
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Linux start-up Sugar Labs in informal talks with four laptop
makers |
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Bumpy Road to Mars, Part 2 |
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Phoenix carries NASA's hopes for rocket landings on Mars |
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Napster MP3 store: great selection, bad interface |
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Hands on: Napster's new MP3 store stumbles out of the gate
(Updated) |
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Nanotubes May Be As Dangerous As Asbestos |
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Carbon Nanotubes Could Be Toxic, More Study Recommended |
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Cell phone companies propose fees loophole, but there's a
catch |
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Phone Carriers Want Smaller Cancelation Fees, But There's A
Catch |
108 |
Plan to trim cellphone cancellation fees draws criticism |
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The (Mighty) Mouse that Roared |
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CEO revamping Sprint for the future |
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Lieberman Wants All Terrorist Videos Pulled from YouTube |
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YouTube Vs. Sen. Lieberman |
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Google Health Launched |
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Google Health Enables Data Downloads |
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Google offers online medical records service |
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The Skinny on Restaurant 'Diet' Menus |
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Restaurant menu promises buried in calories, fat |
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The real skinny on diet menu choices--don't believe those
calorie counts |
119 |
U.S. Web Site Helps Consumers Compare Hospitals |
120 |
Secrets of the Real Crystal Skulls |
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Creationism Creeps into U.S. Classrooms |
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Lowering Cholesterol May Also Lower Prostate Cancer Risk |
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Can 'Fighters' Like Ted Kennedy Beat Disease? |
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Man's Suicide Makes Dozens Sick |
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The Secret Medical Records of Presidential Candidates |
126 |
Bulk of Missing "Normal" Matter Found in Cosmic Web |
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Stellar blast watched in real time |
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Magma has a cracking time |
129 |
Polar bear numbers set to fall |
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Whales are on the rise |
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Meeting urges scientists into politics |
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Sterile mosquitoes near take-off |
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No star left behind |
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Q&A: Poland tackles science like a business |
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Huge hidden biomass lives deep beneath the oceans |
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'Fibrous' steel won't break in a cold snap |
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Gut bugs may have guided the evolution of life |
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Third red spot erupts on Jupiter |
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Strokable robot rabbit talks with touch |
140 |
Sun's properties not 'fine-tuned' for life |
141 |
Low snowfall puts Alpine tourism on a downhill slide |
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Quitting smokers act like flocks of birds |
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Urge to kill doctors increased by pain |
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Food-Related Clock in the Brain Identified |
145 |
Heat-sensing Camera Helps Phoenix Land Safely on Mars |
146 |
Bone Cells Found to Influence Blood Stem Cell Replication and
Migration |
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Device to Measure Wind on Mars Will Soon be Landing |
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New Red Spot Appears on Jupiter |
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Relocation of Endangered Chinese Turtle May Save Species |
150 |
Scientists Join Hunt for 'God' Particle to Complete 'Theory of
Everything' |
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Many Paths, Few Destinations: How Stem Cells Decide What
They'll Be |
152 |
Scientists reveal the lifestyle evolution of wild marine
bacteria |
153 |
Major 'missed' biochemical pathway emerges as important in
virtually all cells |
154 |
A Test of the Copernican Principle |
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Dutch robot Flame walks like a huma[n] |
156 |
Study finds unique HIV vaccine formula elicits strong immune
responses |
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ID-protection ads come back to bite pitchman |
158 |
Landmark study reveals superiority of bivalirudin in heart
attack patients at 30 days |
159 |
Foot-and-mouth plan used flawed study |
160 |
'Indiana Jones' and the computer-generated jungle |
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5 endangered tiger cubs born at Saint Louis Zoo |
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Storn [sic (Storm)] winds blow in Jupiter's Little Red Spot |
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Scientists discover how common vaccine booster works |
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Lab breakthrough seen in lethal dengue fever |
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Fluorescent nano-barcodes could revolutionize diagnostics |
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Mass-Producing Tunable Magnetic Nanoparticles |
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Toy-Like Microboat Could Carry Tiny Cargoes |
168 |
UW scientists join hunt for 'God' particle to complete 'theory
of everything' |
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Water, salinity levels in Hunter linked to climate |
170 |
Foot-dragging Mars rover finds Yellowstone-like hot spring
deposits |
171 |
COROT's exoplanet hunt update |
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Scorched Earth millenium map shows 'fire scars' |
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U of A device to measure wind on Mars will soon be landing |
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Insect release proposed to control exotic strawberry guava |
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Nitrogen retained through loss |
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Aspen trees starved in global warming experiment |
177 |
Oregano oil works as well as synthetic insecticides to tackle
common beetle pest |
178 |
New study finds most North Pacific humpback whale populations
rebounding |
179 |
Alps hit by two-decade decline in snowfall |
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Brazil says Amazon deforestation rising |
181 |
Review: Netflix delivers Internet movies to TV |
182 |
Yamaha says strong interest in new music machine |
183 |
Fujitsu Releases New 2.5" Hard Disk Drive Designed for
24-hour Continuous Operation |
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StatoilHydro to test first deepwater floating wind turbine |
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EU to scrutinise Microsoft's promise to open up Office |
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First lamp with OLEDs is art object |
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Japan cracks down on virus with copyright law |
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Mobile browser maker says social networks top use |
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Microsoft lures search traffic with cash rebates |
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Plan to trim cell phone cancellation fees draws criticism |
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Rapid escalation characterizes virus/host arms race |
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Study identifies food-related clock in the brain |
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Real-time observation of the DNA-repair mechanism |
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New family of gecko discovered |
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Archaeologists explore Peruvian mystery |
196 |
Enzyme for ubiquitin-dependent protein degradation linked to
cellular senescence |
197 |
Company offers to clone dogs for 5 highest bidders |
198 |
Over 50 percent of oceanic shark species threatened with
extinction |
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Climate change does double-whammy to animals in seasonal
environments |
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Relocation of endangered Chinese turtle may save species |
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Sharing Now Might Help Kids Learn Advanced Math Later |
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At the synapse: Gene may shed light on neurological disorders |
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Common virus blamed for 5 infant deaths, CDC says |
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Experimental agent blocks prostate cancer in animal study |
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Oocyte-specific gene mutations cause premature ovarian failure |
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OHSU discovery may lead to early cancer detection |
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McDonald's cooking fries in trans-fat-free oil |
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Anti-rejection drug may increase risk of diabetes after kidney
transplant |
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No link between antidepressants and birth defects |
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Stabilizing cancer-fighting p53 can also shield a
metastasis-promoter |
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High-school girls who consider themselves attractive are more
likely to be targets for bullying |
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More patients with drug-coated cardiac stents survive, avoid
costly follow-up procedures |
213 |
Quitting Smoking Helps Social Life |
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Smoking is addictive, but quitting is contagious |
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First of its kind study compares high school knee injuries by
sport and gender |
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Merck ends study of cholesterol drug |
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A Modest Glass of Wine Each Day Could Improve Liver Health |
218 |
Gladstone scientists reveal the genetics of fat storage in
cells |
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Evidence mounts against DHEA use in treating cognitive decline |
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