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Songstress Guzzles Millions of Gallons of Water a Year |
| 2 |
Climate Concerns Shape the Cities of Tomorrow |
| 3 |
Solving the Mysteries of Stonehenge |
| 4 |
Meteorite Man Seeks Life in Cosmic Rocks |
| 5 |
Bond Gadgets: Never Say They'll Never Work |
| 6 |
NASA Begins Releasing Robotic Arm of Mars Lander |
| 7 |
Yahoo CEO Says Company Is Not 'Under Siege' |
| 8 |
New Breed of Robots Could Soon Wander Antarctica |
| 9 |
Monkey Think, Monkey Do: With Robotic Arm |
| 10 |
Robot Climbs Grand Canyon With Batteries |
| 11 |
One-Way Flight to Mars? A Soldier Volunteers |
| 12 |
PHOTOS: Postcards From Mars |
| 13 |
Astronauts to Deliver Pump for Balky Space Toilet |
| 14 |
NJ, Texas Courts Scrap Awards From Vioxx Cases |
| 15 |
You Call That Health Food? |
| 16 |
FDA Proposes New Drug Labeling for Women |
| 17 |
When Does Passion Become a Problem? |
| 18 |
Army Suicides Reported up Again--at 108 |
| 19 |
Tenn. Woman Dies in Iron Lung After Power Failure |
| 20 |
Kids Station Recalls 1 Million Toy Cell Phones |
| 21 |
Report Ranks Best States for Kids' Health Care |
| 22 |
Melting methane thawed frozen planet |
| 23 |
Rocky microbes push back life's origins |
| 24 |
Australians find a mother of a fossil |
| 25 |
Stonehenge 'a long-term cemetery' |
| 26 |
Monkey's brain controls robot arm |
| 27 |
Ex-adviser backs nuclear increase |
| 28 |
Bug used to suck zoo animal blood |
| 29 |
Fossil reveals oldest live birth |
| 30 |
Toilet trouble for space station |
| 31 |
Rarest rhinoceros wrecks camera |
| 32 |
Nature loss 'to hurt global poor' |
| 33 |
Ships rewrite temperature record |
| 34 |
Military's crucial 'eye in the sky' |
| 35 |
Inside the Royal Institution |
| 36 |
Diary from the eye of the storm |
| 37 |
Colombia signs up for XO laptop |
| 38 |
Dell joins cut-down laptop market |
| 39 |
Yahoo 'listening' to Microsoft |
| 40 |
Google reaches out to developers |
| 41 |
Cancer survivors 'left in limbo' |
| 42 |
South West tops long-life table |
| 43 |
Bicarbonate 'could detect cancer' |
| 44 |
Inside the Attack that Crippled Revision3 |
| 45 |
Exclusive: Dell Mini Inspiron, Their First Mini Laptop |
| 46 |
Why Walter Bender Left One Laptop Per Child |
| 47 |
Japanese Scientists Create Microscopic Noodle Bowl |
| 48 |
New Zealand Tries To Save 2 Endangered Dolphins |
| 49 |
Conservation Group Petitions To Protect Ice Seals |
| 50 |
Researchers: City Residents Produce Less Carbon |
| 51 |
Ancient Egyptian City Unearthed In Sinai |
| 52 |
Drugs Ease Hard-To-Treat Constipation |
| 53 |
Food Aid To Africa In Decline |
| 54 |
FDA Says Glaxo Drug Fails To Control Bleeding |
| 55 |
Google Pushes to Make Browser Applications More Powerful |
| 56 |
Windows 7: Does Microsoft Have a Big Idea? |
| 57 |
Astronauts to deliver pump for balky space toilet |
| 58 |
Metro Areas Show Signs Of Improvement In Carbon Emission
Levels |
| 59 |
Apple updates Leopard, issues 68 fixes |
| 60 |
Apple Mac OS X 10.5.3 Fixes Flaws, Adds Google Sync |
| 61 |
Apple serves Mac OS X 10.5.3 update |
| 62 |
Belgian Newspapers Sue Google For Copyright Damages |
| 63 |
Belgian Papers Resume Copyright Battle with Google |
| 64 |
MySpace picks Google's Gears to spruce up site |
| 65 |
MySpace Shows Facebook How It's Done: Google Gears To Power
Messaging |
| 66 |
Google to provide search software to MySpace email |
| 67 |
TiVo And Disney Begin Their Work Together |
| 68 |
Mobile Content Bits: Brew Gets Flash; Juicecaster Adds
Location; Nokia Goes Live; Guitar Hero Rocks |
| 69 |
SAfrica protests Microsoft Office 2007 standard |
| 70 |
OOXML--dead format walking? |
| 71 |
Microsoft's standards push hit with appeal |
| 72 |
South Africa launches formal objection at OOXML |
| 73 |
Microsoft Reverses Course, Opens Office to ODF |
| 74 |
There is no substitute for giving people a real choice |
| 75 |
Microsoft to Pacify Critics of Office |
| 76 |
The Fall of Microsoft Office |
| 77 |
AOL signs on to OpenSocial developer standard |
| 78 |
Microsoft expects Windows Mobile sales to grow by 50 percent |
| 79 |
State Supreme Court may give gays a medical victory |
| 80 |
Court weighs if doctors can not treat lesbian |
| 81 |
Ibuprofen No Better at Reducing Alzheimer's Risk |
| 82 |
Regular use of painkillers 'could cut Alzheimer's risk by a
quarter' |
| 83 |
DOH ticks off ways to avoid Lyme disease |
| 84 |
Researchers trying to develop a better mosquito spray |
| 85 |
Pre-Humans Shuffled Before Walking |
| 86 |
Asphalt Could Go Green |
| 87 |
Robot Surgeon Removes Brain Tumor |
| 88 |
Robot Built to Explore Antarctica |
| 89 |
Runaway Global Warming 635 Million Years Ago |
| 90 |
Ancient Egyptian City Unearthed in Sinai |
| 91 |
Smell Map Could Lead to Digitized Odors |
| 92 |
Seafloor Diversity Points to Origin of Life |
| 93 |
Monkey's Robot Arm Feels Natural |
| 94 |
Rice Byproduct Makes Biofuel |
| 95 |
Frogs Pack Concealed Claws |
| 96 |
Acid Pacific Waters Dissolve Shellfish |
| 97 |
Deadly Tornado Season Could Set Record |
| 98 |
Phoenix Mars Lander Spotted from Space |
| 99 |
Court Claim: Chimps Are People, Too |
| 100 |
Oldest Embryo Fossil Found |
| 101 |
Birth Control Stuck in the Dark Ages |
| 102 |
DNA Retrieved from 1,000-year-old Vikings |
| 103 |
Early Mars Water Was Salty, Toxic Stew |
| 104 |
Stonehenge Was Cemetery First and Foremost, Study Says |
| 105 |
Light Echo Helps Solve Supernova Mystery |
| 106 |
Ancient Eskimos Came from Asia, Study Says |
| 107 |
PHOTOS: Stonehenge Was "Domain of the Dead" |
| 108 |
Monkeys' Brains Operate Robotic Arm |
| 109 |
Oldest Live-Birth Fossil Found; Fish Had Umblical Cord |
| 110 |
Computer model knows what you're thinking |
| 111 |
Unexpected origin of an early Eskimo |
| 112 |
Phoenix landing: Radio back on |
| 113 |
Phoenix landing: Humpty Dumpty and all the king's men |
| 114 |
Phoenix landing: Wow wow wow |
| 115 |
Why we should love logarithms |
| 116 |
Epilepsy drug may help alcoholics |
| 117 |
Plasma twisters seen on the Sun |
| 118 |
Venerable institute gets a refit |
| 119 |
Climate anomaly is an artefact |
| 120 |
The oldest pregnant mum |
| 121 |
Plug pulled on stellarator fusion project |
| 122 |
Japan to allow limited human embryonic cloning |
| 123 |
Mars lander to inspect itself with robotic arm |
| 124 |
Space shuttle cleared for toilet repair mission |
| 125 |
Ancient hair suggests multiple migrations into Americas |
| 126 |
Was Mars too salty for life? |
| 127 |
In-flight surveillance could foil terrorists in the sky |
| 128 |
Was Stonehenge originally a place for the dead? |
| 129 |
Over 100 countries agree to ban cluster bombs |
| 130 |
Motion-capture system adds costume to the drama |
| 131 |
Thoughts of death make us eat more cookies |
| 132 |
Buckets to blame for wartime temperature blip |
| 133 |
That gut feeling: How friendly bugs protect us |
| 134 |
Robo-monkeys use brain power to grab a bite |
| 135 |
Radio link with Mars lander restored |
| 136 |
Fastest spinning asteroid spied by amateur stargazer |
| 137 |
Pentagon wants laser attack warnings for satellites |
| 138 |
How to Make Microwaves on a Chip to Replace X-rays for Medical
Imaging and Security |
| 139 |
Esearchers [sic] Developing New Technologies to Store, Recycle
Nuclear Waste |
| 140 |
Scientists Identify Genetic Cause for a Type of Childhood
Epilepsy |
| 141 |
Scientists Reveal Invasion Strategy of World's Largest Virus |
| 142 |
Fruits, Vegetables and Teas May Protect Smokers from Lung
Cancer |
| 143 |
The First "Molecular Snapshot" of a Virulence Factor
on Bacterial Surface |
| 144 |
University Helps NASA Study Cosmic Explosions |
| 145 |
A Molecular 'Salve' to Sooth Surface Stresses |
| 146 |
Two for One: NIST Design Enables More Cost-Effective Quantum
Key Distribution |
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