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Chicago outlines plan to slash greenhouse gases |
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Stressed plants produce an aspirin-like chemical |
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Space shuttle moved to launch pad as rescue ship |
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100s of new creatures found on Australian reefs |
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Scientists to use satellites to count kangaroo rats |
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Navigating by the Stars |
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ND researchers hope to find complete croc skeleton |
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FDA issues rules for genetically modified animals |
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In Montana, coal's future enters governor's race |
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Nigerian militants say Shell pipeline destroyed |
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Hurricane Ike destroys 49 oil platforms in Gulf |
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Transformer breaks on world's largest atom smasher |
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Political Views Driven by Biology |
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Public needs to know vaccines are safe, docs say |
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Online-mediated syphilis testing shows promise |
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Acetaminophen Linked to Childhood Asthma |
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UNICEF urges greater focus on maternal mortality |
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Drug Can Slow Bone Loss in Prostate Cancer Patients |
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Group Works to Streamline Cancer Therapy Approvals |
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What Happens When We Die? |
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For dinner: Genetically altered 'super chicken' |
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Paracetamol use may raise asthma risk in children |
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Study links paracetamol to asthma risk |
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Chianti may be the secret to long life |
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Political conservatives more jumpy: study |
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Campaigns Blow Off Voters During Final Stretch of Debates |
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Emoticons Jump From Web to Real World :-) |
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Rights Group Suing AT&T for Spying Sues NSA and Cheney,
Too |
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Sergey Reveals Risk of Parkinson's on New Blog |
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Run Mac OS X on an Eee PC |
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Palin E-Mail Hacker Says It Was Easy |
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Group Posts E-Mail Hacked From Palin Account--Update |
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The Heat Is On for Details of Anti-Counterfeiting Trade
Agreement |
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It's a Car. It's a Plane. And it's a Hybrid. |
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Volvo Thinks Locusts Can Make Us Safer Drivers |
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Internet Memes Time Line Goes Viral |
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Report: U.S. E-Waste Ends Up in Asia for Recycling |
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Microsoft's Ad Strategy a Head Scratcher |
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Change Your iPhone Wallpaper |
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Airport Pasta-Sauce Interdiction Considered Harmful |
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Nation's Spies Still Don't Know How to Share |
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State's Trolls 'Push Back' Against Anti-U.S. Bloggers |
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Products Placed: How Companies Pay Artists to Include Brands
in Lyrics |
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The Top Speed War Wages On--Rumor Mill Suggests 264 MPH
Bugatti Veyron |
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Flatshare Fridge Fails to Stop Floods |
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Safe Transactions with Infected PCs |
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Plastic E-Reader Debut |
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Turning Social Networks Against Users |
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Stem Cells Lessen Stroke Damage |
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Nanoflowers Improve Ultracapacitors |
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DNA in Real Time |
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Synthetic Tree Hauls Water |
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A Face-Finding Search Engine |
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Detecting Pollution with Living Biosensors |
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Making Money from Social Ties |
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Nano Carrier Targets Cell Sites |
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Is GM's Volt Ready to Roll? |
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The Holes in Our Genomes |
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Clean-Coal Debut in Germany |
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Awaiting the Google Phone |
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A cold stare can make you crave some heat |
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Mega-Tsunami Dumped Tonga's Coral Boulders |
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Memory surprisingly unreliable, study shows |
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Spider venom could be used in impotence treatment |
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Review: Science and Nonbelief |
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Review: Science in the Marketplace |
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Coming to your desktop: virtual submarine that will allow
access to Europe's sunken wrecks |
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Decisions, decisions |
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Right, wrong and green |
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Crows may be smarter than apes |
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Lucky for some: Science of superstition |
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Los Alamos and Sandia: R&D Treasures |
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GPS saves elephants from slaughter |
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Supernovae confirmed as universal yardsticks |
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Scientists make speech breakthrough |
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Before dinosaurs, pigs ruled the Earth |
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Riding the waves |
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Standing on the Shoulders of Giants |
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Saying yes to the universe |
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Scientists discover a new Pacific iguana |
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GM crops protect neighbors from pests |
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Programmed cell death contributes force to the movement of
cells |
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'Baby' fat cells may be key to treating obesity |
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New study offers solution to global fisheries collapse |
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Scientists create first dense gas of ultracold 'polar'
molecules |
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Review: Updated Zunes, iPods make choice harder |
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'Buckyballs' have high potential to accumulate in living
tissue |
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Scientists find 'redesigned hammer' that forged evolution of
pregnancy in mammals |
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Phoenix Images Discarded Heat Shield |
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Comet dust reveals unexpected mixing of solar system |
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Bright ideas lighting up Grand Central Terminal |
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Political attitudes are predicted by physiological traits |
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For dinner: Genetically altered 'super chicken' |
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Researchers disclose key advance in treating spinal cord
injuries |
95 |
Malaysian archaeologists find complete Neolithic skeletons:
report |
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CERN says atom-smasher back in operation |
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Exhaled nitric oxide monitoring does not improve on
guidelines-based asthma management |
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Internet group sues Bush for electronic eavesdropping (Update) |
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Left, Right; Obama, McCain: It may not be what you think |
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UCLA study of satellite imagery casts doubt on surge's success
in Baghdad |
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From Sugar to Gasoline |
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Science unveils hidden drivers of stock bubbles and crashes |
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Team finds genetic link between immune and nerve systems |
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Longevity, cancer and diet connected: New research in worms
could apply to humans |
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Research pushes back history of crop development 10,000 years |
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Introducing the next generation of chemical reactors |
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Space shuttle moved to launch pad as rescue ship |
108 |
Shuttle's mini PC with built-in touchscreen doesn't require a
monitor |
109 |
Pinning down the Milky Way's spin |
110 |
A broadband single-photon source |
111 |
Using novel tool, researchers dig through cell 'trash' and
find treasure |
112 |
A cautionary note in the use of carbon nanotubes as
interconnects |
113 |
Simulations help explain fast water transport in nanotubes |
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Coating copies microscopic biological surfaces |
115 |
New technique sees into tissue at greater depth, resolution |
116 |
New carbon nanomaterial shows promise of storing large
quantities of renewable electrical energy |
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Researchers Discover Nanoparticles Can Break On Through |
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Flower-shaped nanoparticles may lead to better batteries for
portable electronics |
119 |
Important Twist in Supercapacitor Research |
120 |
Girders Get the Green Light |
121 |
Error message! How mobile phones distort measurements |
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Improving our ability to peek inside molecules |
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Checking people at airports--with terahertz radiation |
124 |
A dark matter disk in our Galaxy |
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Researchers meet major hydrogen milestone |
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Scientists create world's thinnest balloon, just 1 atom thick |
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Environmentalists balk at drilling off NJ coast |
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More Soil Delivered to Phoenix Lander Lab |
129 |
Polar Crown Prominences |
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'No time to lose' to start thinking sustainability |
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Astronomers Discover Most Dark Matter-Dominated Galaxy in
Universe |
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Future looks bright for interferometry |
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Chicago outlines plan to slash greenhouse gases |
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Astrophysicists 'weigh' galaxy's most massive star |
135 |
Self-flying Stanford robocopter learn tricks though
observation |
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Honda Develops New Multi-View Vehicle Camera System to Provide
View of Surrounding Areas |
137 |
Calling options keep growing like magic |
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Scientists developing small robotic drones to become part of
Air Force's arsenal |
139 |
Leica grabs bragging rights with 'fastest' lens |
140 |
Taming Europe's robots (Robot Special part 1) |
141 |
Engineer works to clean and improve engine performance |
142 |
IBM Develops Computational Scaling Solution for Next
Generation '22nm' Semiconductors |
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Tesla to produce zero-emission sedan in Silicon Valley |
144 |
Hacker impersonated Palin, stole e-mail password |
145 |
Computers figuring out what words mean |
146 |
Australian company launches 3D Internet tool (Update) |
147 |
Immerse yourself in Spanish |
148 |
Cable, led by Cablevision, mulls network DVR |
149 |
To survive, tiger moths are bright for birds, click for bats |
150 |
Serious disease in pet lizards caused by new bacteria |
151 |
Noble metal nanoparticles deposit on the mycelium of growing
fungi--an approach to new catalytic systems? |
152 |
Hello hello: New iguana species found in Fiji |
153 |
Archaeology at Smuttynose reveals fate of fisheries |
154 |
Cells that mediate steroid-resistant asthma identified by
scientists at Children's Hospital |
155 |
Type 1 diabetes may result from good genes behaving badly |
156 |
A minute here and there can add up to functional fitness |
157 |
Is 95 the new 75? Or even 35? |
158 |
People with type 2 diabetes can put fatty livers on a diet
with moderate exercise |
159 |
Out of joint |
160 |
'Wii-habilitation': Using video games to heal burns |
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Pollen Alert! |
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'Electronic' cigarettes leave WHO fuming |
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