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Mars lander's next bake test could be its last |
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Solar system a bit squashed, not nicely round |
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Space probes show solar system dented, not round |
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Extinction risks vastly underestimated: study |
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Japan ready to spare humpbacks for another year: official |
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Energy experts puzzled over oil prices |
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Washington's boyhood home found, but no hatchet |
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Scientists: Watermelon yields Viagra-like effects |
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Obesity may offer some protection after stenting |
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Kidney stones a risk after stomach bypass surgery |
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Cuba to Juba: south Sudanese doctors come home |
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Caregivers often expose asthmatic kids to smoke |
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Smokeless Tobacco Products Do Raise Cancer Risk |
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New Drug Slows Thyroid Cancer |
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Alzheimer's less likely for men over 90 than women |
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New approach offers chance to finally kill herpes |
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Immune to Critics, Secret-Spilling Wikileaks Plans to Save
Journalism From Itself |
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Judge Orders YouTube to Give All User Histories to Viacom |
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Treat Beach Wounds |
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Most Awesomely Bad Military Acronyms |
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U.S. Satellites Snooping on Iraqi Army |
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Drive the World's Fastest Roads |
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Race for Reservations Turns New York Eatery Into Net Obsession |
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Con Men Lose Their Cool in the E-Mail Era |
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Install Django and Build Your First App |
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Media Death March: LATimes to Cut 150 Editorial Jobs |
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Big Bird's Builder Remembered as Genius |
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Species Extinction Threat Underestimated Due To Math Glitch |
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Exploding Asteroid Theory Strengthened By New Evidence Located
In Ohio, Indiana |
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New Form Of Energy-Transfer Processes: Atomic Tug Of War |
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New Evidence That Ancient Choanoflagellates' Form Evolutionary
Link Between Single-celled And Multi-celled Organisms |
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Secret Of The Sweet-Sounding Stradivarius: Wood Density
Explains Sound Quality Of Great Master Violins |
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First Images Of Solar System's Invisible Frontier |
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Hubble Sees Stars And A Stripe In Celestial Fireworks |
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Malagasy Chameleon Spends Most Of Its Short Life In An Egg |
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Super Atoms Turn Periodic Table Upside Down |
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Newcomer In Early Eurafrican Population? |
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Evolutionary Origin Of Mammalian Gene Regulation Is Over 150
Million Years Old |
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Tummy's Taste For Red Wine With Red Meat |
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New Discovery A Step Towards Better Diabetes Treatment |
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Quantum Dots Can Penetrate Skin Through Minor Abrasions |
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Relaxation Response Can Influence Expression Of Stress-related
Genes |
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Pediatric Researchers Find Possible 'Master Switch' Gene In
Juvenile Arthritis |
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Since Introduction Of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy,
HIV Death Rate Has Decreased |
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Erectile Dysfunction Lower In Men Who Have Intercourse More
Often |
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Cubing Potatoes Before Boiling Can Reduce Mineral Content By
75% |
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New DNA Weapon Against Avian Flu Identified |
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To Sing Like Shakira, Press '1' Now |
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New Combination Of Tests Measures Child's Ability To Taste And
Smell |
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Intuition Can Be Explained |
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Benefits Of Green Tea In Reducing An Important Risk Factor For
Heart Disease |
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Eating Broccoli May Keep Prostate Cancer Away, Study Suggests |
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Protecting Romaine Lettuce From Pathogens |
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Gene Directs Stem Cells To Build The Heart |
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Glomalin Is Key To Locking Up Soil Carbon |
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Pesticides Persist In Ground Water |
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Pricey Chemicals Gleaned From Biodiesel Waste |
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Where Is Your Soil Water? Crop Yield Has The Answer |
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Toward Long-range Beach Forecasts On Bacterial Contamination |
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Ancient Olympics: 'Like Vince Lombardi On The PGA Circuit' |
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Archaeologists Find Silos And Administration Center From Early
Egyptian City |
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Cassini To Earth: 'Mission Accomplished, But New Questions
Await!' |
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What Hit Siberia 100 Years Ago? Tunguska Event Still Puzzles
Scientists |
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Plastic Electronics Have A Bright Future In Flexible Laptops |
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Ethanol Coproducts Eyed As Fillers In Plastics |
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Laser Spectrometer Opens Way For More Effective Carbon
Trading, Drug Development And Carbon Dating |
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Disease-detecting Lab In The Palm Of Your Hand |
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New Wind Measurement Technology May Help Olympic Sailing,
Aviation and Weather Forecasting |
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Exposing The Sensitivity Of Extreme Ultraviolet Photoresists |
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Chip-cooling Technology Achieves 'Dramatic' 1,000-watt
Capacity |
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New Insights Into Quantum Mechanics: Unlocking Mysteries Of
'Blinking' Phenomena Of Fluorescent Molecules |
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Mobile Users Make Same Mistakes As Disabled PC Users |
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Improving Diagnosis Of Osteoporosis: Computer Simulations Help
Predict Fracture Risk |
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Garbage In, Megawatts Out |
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Taking Vitamins Based on Your Genome |
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Clear Calls |
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Why Helio Didn't Connect |
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A Prosthesis for Speech |
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More-Searchable Flash |
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Mars Sample Return: The Next Step In Exploring The Red Planet |
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STEREO Creates First Images of the Solar System's Invisible
Frontier |
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NASA Coats Main Mirror For Airborne Observatory |
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Phoenix To Bake Ice-Rich Sample Next Week |
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Unique Stellar System Gives Einstein A Thumbs-Up |
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UI Researchers Make First Measurements Of The Solar Wind
Termination Shock |
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China's Shot Heard Around The Galaxy |
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Voyager Squashes View Of Solar System |
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Motorola Survey Reveals Significant Savings From Mobile Worker
Use Of GPS |
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Eight Teams Taking Up ESA's Lunar Robotics Challenge |
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Visteon's Innovative In-Dash Entertainment/GPS System Now
Available |
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NASA Considers Development Of Student-Led Satellite Initiative |
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China's Global Position On GPS Handsets |
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GLAST Mission Operations At NASA Goddard Powered Up |
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Rain Showers On Mars |
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Raytheon Solipsys Releases 3-D Visualization Tool |
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Lockheed Martin's THAAD Weapon System Achieves First
Successful Intercept Of Separating Target |
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US interrogation methods borrowed from Chinese: NY Times |
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Standards Set For Energy-Conserving LED Lighting |
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Chinese picnic over, Germany teddy maker says: report |
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Weather clouds future of biofuels |
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A Cure for Cold Sores? |
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Fill Up on Flavor |
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Girl With Upside-down Feet Walks For 1st Time |
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Is the Damage from Smoking Permanent? |
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4,000 Danes May Have Salmonella |
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Scientists push back date basins formed, supporting frozen
Earth theory |
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Seizures in newborns can be detected with portable brain
activity monitors |
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Statins have unexpected effect on pool of powerful brain cells |
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Search for salt tolerant grasses aims to improve roadside
plantings |
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Weight Watchers compared to gym membership programs |
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Instances of mass die-offs in wild lions precipitated by
extreme climate change |
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Species extinction threat underestimated due to math glitch |
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Major rise in caesarean sections linked to impaired womb
function with age |
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Exploding asteroid theory strengthened by new evidence located
in Ohio and Indiana |
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Women over 90 more likely to have dementia than men |
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Scientists develop tool to study complex clusters of genes |
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Wageningen University announces first Masters programme on
climate change in the Netherlands |
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Rare case of foreign-accent syndrome reported in Canada |
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Researchers identify tumour suppressor that manages cellular
cleaning and recycling processes |
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'Smart' materials get smarter with ability to better control
shape and size |
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Stem cells from umbilical cord used in the treatment of
hepatic diseases |
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Qubits and Branes Share Surprising Features |
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Researchers discover new pathway for methane production in the
oceans |
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'Smart' materials get smarter with ability to better control
shape and size |
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Rubber 'snake' could help wave power get a bite of the energy
market |
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Woman aquires new accent after stroke |
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Mars lander's next bake test could be its last |
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Statins have unexpected effect on pool of powerful brain cells |
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Study says many dial-up users don't want broadband |
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Microsoft to sell Office, OneCare for $70 a year |
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Study debunks theory Asian students are top notchers in US |
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First images of solar system's invisible frontier |
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Some fundamental interactions of matter found to be
fundamentally different than thought |
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Hot future shock: Heat wave temperatures to soar |
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Atomic Tug of War |
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Exploding asteroid theory strengthened by new evidence located
in Ohio, Indiana |
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Get smart about what you eat and you might actually improve
your intelligence |
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Simple insulation could combat heat, cold and noise |
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Report: Fiber Internet growth overtakes cable |
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Worms do calculus to find meals or avoid unpleasantness |
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The body's own 'marijuana' is good for the skin |
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More than 4,000 Danes may have salmonella |
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Planets Align for the 4th of July |
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Discovery explains how cold sore virus hides during inactive
phase |
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Species extinction threat underestimated due to math glitch,
says study |
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Tigers disappear from Himalayan refuge |
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Review: Banking site MoneyAisle shows promise |
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New Nanowire-Based Memory Could Beef Up Information Storage |
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Study shows quantum dots can penetrate skin through minor
abrasions |
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New paper offers insights into 'blinking' phenomena |
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Gold, DNA Combination May Lead To Nano-Sensor |
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More Evidence for a Revolutionary Theory of Water |
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Rocketing Through Water |
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Can we freeze time? Using lasers to film the secret lives of
atoms--frame by frame |
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A bright future for plastics--robot 'skin,' flexible laptops
and electric posters |
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Japan beefs up undersea quake monitoring system |
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UN's climate change guru sees record oil price as a positive |
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Ulysses hanging on valiantly |
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Extended cyclone relief efforts aided from space |
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GLAST mission operations at NASA Goddard powered up |
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AT&T to sell iPhone without contract for $400 more |
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Adobe releases tools to improve Flash video search |
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Report: Microsoft seeks help for another Yahoo bid |
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Police wnt u to fight crime w/txt msgs |
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Researchers identify tumor suppressor that manages cellular
cleaning and recycling proceses |
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Many ideas on how to get dolphins out of NJ river |
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Scientists set out to measure how we perceive naturalness |
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Sophisticated communication a prerequisite for people's
independence |
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Mass. lobstermen promote practices as whale safe |
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Instances of mass die-offs in wild lions precipitated by
extreme climate change |
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Washington's boyhood home found, but no hatchet |
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Texas A&M researchers develop tool to study complex
clusters of genes |
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Gene directs stem cells to build the heart |
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Search for salt tolerant grasses aims to improve roadside
plantings |
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Looking for the Founatain [sic] of Youth? Cut your calories,
research suggests |
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Blood vessel inhibitor shows promise against metastatic
thyroid cancer |
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New antibiotic beats superbugs at their own game |
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Nanostructures improve bone response to titanium implants |
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Circulating tumor cells can reveal genetic signature of
dangerous lung cancers |
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Women over 90 more likely to have dementia than men |
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Newly identified enzyme treats deadly bacterial infections in
mice |
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New study shows how broccoli helps reduce cancer risk |
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Filipina with upside-down feet walks for 1st time |
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Videos of US patient deaths shock |
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Researchers identify potential new drug candidates to combat
'bird flu' |
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Seizures in newborns can be detected with small, portable
brain activity monitors |
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10,000 people in world-first cerebral palsy study |
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Possible link found between diagnostic radiation and prostate
cancer |
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FSU researcher using computers to hone cancer-fighting
strategies |
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New study finds coronary arterial calcium scans help detect
overall death risk in the elderly |
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