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Scientists believe Mars lander exposed ice crumbs |
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Scientists feel sure of ice on Mars |
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Japan police arrest Greenpeace members over whale meat |
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Even Texan oilmen think energy supplies have to be diversified |
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Sarcasm Seen as Evolutionary Survival Skill |
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The Strange Science of Summer |
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Study: Treating herpes doesn't prevent HIV |
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Lap band surgery improves health of obese teens |
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False Positives in Oral HIV Test Halt Use in NYC |
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Testosterone gel benefits some men with diabetes |
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E-prescriptions coming soon for addictive drugs |
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CT Screens for Lung Cancer Not a Cure-All |
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Mars Phoenix Tweets: "We Have ICE!" |
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Mechanical Marvels Hide in Plain Sight |
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Make a Presentation Like Al Gore |
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June 20, 1840: A Simple Matter of Dots and Dashes |
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Drupal's Creator Envisions Web Publishing's Plug-and-Play
Future |
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Bloggers Get Obama Accuser Hauled Off in Handcuffs |
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5 Obsolete Storage Formats |
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Citibank Hack Blamed for Alleged ATM Crime Spree |
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Paris Hilton Parody Curbs WoW Gold Inflation |
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Tech + Politics: Crush or Long-Term Relationship? |
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Ice on Mars |
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Computers in Napkins, Coffee Cups |
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Wolves Running Wild in the West |
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Strange New World: Tech Picks of the Week |
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Life in Outer Space? Astronomers Hunt Aliens |
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Take-Your-Bus-to-Work Day |
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Webinar on June 25 to Focus on Opportunity for Treating
Chronic Pain, Migraine and Muscle Spasticity Through Inhibition of Neurotransmitter Glutamate |
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Common cooking spice shows promise in combating diabetes and
obesity |
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When it comes to female red squirrels, it seems any male will
do |
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New discovery proves 'selfish gene' exists |
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A novel X-ray source could be brightest in the world |
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Birds Migrate Earlier, But Some May Be Left Behind As The
Climate Warms Rapidly |
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Microscopic "Clutch" Puts Flagellum in Neutral |
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Opioids and cannabinoids influence mobility of spermatozoids |
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Scientists from the University of Navarra find 5 genes
involved in the metastasis of breast tumours to the lung |
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Could new discovery about a shape-shifting protein lead to a
mighty 'morpheein' bacteria fighter? |
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Yale researchers discover Legionnaire microbe's tricks |
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Systems properties of insulin signaling revealed |
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Combining math and medicine to treat leukemia |
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Researchers find an evolutionarily preserved signature in the
primate brain |
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Scientists fix bugs in our understanding of evolution |
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Supercomputer explores biochemical landscape to find memory
switches |
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NIAMS scientists find potential new way to block inflammation
in autoimmune disease |
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Record boost for ATV to raise ISS orbit |
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PTB testing method for finger ring dosemeters has proven its
effectiveness |
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Tiny refrigerator taking shape to cool future computers |
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New research on mutation in yeast can enhance understanding of
human diseases |
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Space radar to improve miners' safety |
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Same drug, different results: MUHC researcher on the path to
personalized medicine |
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GLAST Safely in Orbit, Getting Check-ups |
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Active submarine volcanoes found near Fiji |
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Could exposure to low doses of radiation cure our ills? |
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Microscopic 'clutch' puts flagellum in neutral |
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New discoveries from Harvard and Baylor get to the heart of
cardiovascular disease |
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New test makes cheating with drugs in sports easier to detect |
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UC Davis researcher leads climate-change discovery |
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NIST/NIH micromagnets show promise as colorful 'smart tags'
for magnetic resonance imaging |
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Elderly's restless nights helped by ancient martial art |
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Sexually transmitted disease, urinary tract infections may be
bad combination for birth defect |
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Study shows that chronic grief activates pleasure areas of the
brain |
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Warning for Teens: Teeth and Jewelry Don't Mix |
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'Feeling fat' is worse than being it |
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Mayo researchers discover how measles virus spreads (in its
host) |
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UC researchers find new ways to regulate genes, reduce heart
damage |
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University of Minnesota study uncovers the educational
benefits of social networking sites |
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Scientific group develops computer software that permits
tourists to customize their visits according to their preferences |
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Liter of fuel would last UK 1 year if cars had kept pace with
computers |
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MSU researcher creates system helping police to match tattoos
to suspects |
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Study finds that consumers may fare better with peer-to-peer
online lending Web sites |
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Experimental phone network uses virtual sticky notes |
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Gallons per mile would help car shoppers make better decisions |
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Exciton-based circuits eliminate a 'speed trap' between
computing and communication signals |
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Thinking ahead: Bacteria anticipate coming changes in their
environment |
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Carnegie Mellon system estimates geographic location of photos |
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NASA: With Martian ice discovered, major tests beginning |
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Answering Mars Phoenix Commenters: E.g. "How Do You Know
It's Not CO2 Ice?" |
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Phoenix Mars Lander Discovers Ice, Scientists Think |
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PHOTO IN THE NEWS: Mars Lander Finds Ice, NASA Says |
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Ballmer's plan: forget Yahoo, let's go back to the future |
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Steve Ballmer just not that into Facebook |
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Ballmer: Google Won--But It's Still All About Search, Baby |
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Gamers Spawn Bizarre Beasts With 'Spore Creature Creator' |
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Having fun with Spore Creature Creator |
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Spore Creature Creator DRM explained, direct from EA |
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Firefox 3 At 14 Million Downloads |
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Third-party iPhone Web browsers: Mozilla, Opera plot |
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Firefox 3.0: 10 Million Downloads That Will Change The World |
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Sorrell Questions Google's Intentions |
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A story of the AP, bloggers, journalists, and insurance |
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AP, blogger resolve dispute over copyright |
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AP Struggles To Save Face In Blogger Copyright Dispute |
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The Associated Press to Set Guidelines for Using Its Articles
in Blogs |
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AP Says Drudge Retort Excerpt 'Matter' Closed; No Official
Policy Announced |
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AP picks a fight with bloggers |
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EBay Tries to Buy a Little More Love from Sellers |
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Ohio board reviews report of teacher burning kids |
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Teacher Accused of Branding Kid With Cross |
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Supercomputing Power Hits the Desktop, Minus the Software |
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Nvidia's gets a big advantage in 3DMark Vantage because of
PhysX on GPU tech |
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Review: Samsung Instinct Gives iPhone a Run for Its Money |
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Samsung Instinct to Challenge Apple's IPhone in U.S. (Update3) |
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Apple Employees Give Steve Jobs a 91% Approval Rating |
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Selling big business on the iPhone |
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Most Read: Replacing Apple's Irreplaceable Steve Jobs |
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Steve Jobs can never die |
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Apple Hesitates to Sell Its New iPhone in Russia |
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AT&T Paying High Price For iPhone 3G |
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AT&T shelling out up to $625 for iPhones? |
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AT&T will pay a high price for iPhone 3G |
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Cable ads attacking Verizon confuse consumers |
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Verizon's Crazy Broadband Strigl Theory |
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Mac OS X Security Threat Discovered |
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Tiny Trojan Trots Into Mac OS X Turf |
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Flaw in Apple Remote Desktop exploited via trojan |
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SecureMac Documents Mac OS X Trojan Horse |
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Mac OS X Trojan reported in the wild |
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Mac OS X Trojan reported in the wild |
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Twin Trojans attack Macs |
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Mac OS X Trojan reported in the wild |
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Apple's iTunes Sells Five Billionth Digital Song |
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The music industry abuses us and we're to blame |
124 |
The Illusion of Miles Per Gallon |
125 |
China Says It's Not Investigating Microsoft |
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China denies reports of Microsoft antitrust investigation |
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Salmonella outbreak linked to Florida, Mexico |
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Tomato Investigation Focuses on Florida and Mexico (Update2) |
129 |
Mass. girls may have made pact to get pregnant |
130 |
Weight loss after gastric bypass controls diabetes |
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Weight Loss After Gastric Bypass Is Key to Easing Diabetes |
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Apple's other open secret: the LLVM Complier |
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Apple, HP targeted in patent lawsuit over web stores |
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Psystar taunts Apple with Xserve clone |
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AT&T paying Apple $325 subsidy on every iPhone 3G
sold--report |
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iPhone 3G component suppliers revealed by Chinese paper? |
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iPod on long road downhill as iPhone halo effect kicks in |
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Study suggests most of Japan not bonkers over iPhone |
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Apple proposes OpenCL as high-speed computing standard |
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Mozilla says Firefox 3.0 for Mac two to three times faster [u] |
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iPhone 3G seen 'repeating history' with record 14m sales in
2008 |
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Apple settles suit with Klausner over Visual Voicemail
technology |
143 |
Parallels set to unleash Server for Mac this week |
144 |
Apple's open secret: SproutCore is Cocoa for the Web |
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Gates chats about the early days |
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OS X trojan spotted in the wild |
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PsyStar clones Xserve |
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Safari 3.1.2 for Windows |
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iPhone 3G: A big fat subsidy |
150 |
Apple, HP sued over online build-to-order systems |
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A Microsoft sob story |
152 |
Ohio bus passenger violently attacked for Apple iPhone (with
link to video) |
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Will Apple's App Store kill off the 'iPhone Jailbreak' market? |
154 |
Porn purveyors ogle Apple's iPhone 3G |
155 |
More bad news for Microsoft: Apple includes ZFS on Mac OS X
Snow Leopard |
156 |
Mercedes-Benz offers in-car Apple iPhone integration |
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Can Apple CEO Steve Jobs sell big business on the iPhone? |
158 |
Can Apple CEO Steve Jobs sell big business on the iPhone? |
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Psystar announces OpenServ server with Mac OS X Leopard Server |
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The more powerful Apple's iTunes Store gets, the quicker music
DRM dies |
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Is Apple ripping off Australians? |
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What is the Internet doing to our brains? |
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