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Russian technicians to aid China's spacewalk |
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Now viewing: Long-lost Einstein telescope restored |
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Sun's wind and output on extended dimmer switch |
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2 rockets launched, 1 military and 1 commercial |
5 |
Red Planet MAVEN: New Probe to Scan Martian Atmosphere |
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Feds ask to put wolves back on endangered list |
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400 sheep killed in Australian road crash: police |
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Researcher finds tiny dino in world of giants |
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Researchers hope for change on stem cell politics |
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Jordan gets first subsidised Iraqi oil under new deal |
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Democrats to let offshore drilling ban expire |
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Toyota's Lexus rapped over hybrid car advert |
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Mysterious New 'Dark Flow' Discovered in Space [cf. 120, 138] |
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Wine ingredient protects against radiation: report |
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Chocolate Helps Heart Stay Healthy |
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Online-mediated syphilis testing shows promise |
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Sleep Apnea May Cause Erectile Dysfunction |
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Flu shot season begins with ample supply coming |
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New British medical advice for hyperactive children |
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China official says milk scandal "under control" |
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Prostate cancer hormone therapy may raise mortality |
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Caregivers Face Multiple Strains Tending Older Parents |
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Whole Brain Radiation Not Best for Cancer That Has Spread |
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Chrysler's Shocking Promise: An EV by 2010 |
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T-Mobile's G1 Android Phone: Neither Open nor Exciting |
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Free, Legal and Online: Why Hulu Is the New Way to Watch TV |
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Chinese Say They're Building 'Impossible' Space Drive |
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Silliest Cruises for Seafaring Geeks |
29 |
In Search of the Long Tail: Crowdsourcing the Book Review
Process |
30 |
Brits: U.S. Passed a New Law Just to Nail Gary McKinnon |
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Two Arrested in First Bust for ATM Reprogramming Scam |
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First Look: Photoshop Creative Suite 4 Is Faster, More Refined |
33 |
No Indictment Tuesday Against Palin Hacker |
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North Korean Nuclear Standoff: What's Next |
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Wall-E as in Envy |
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MySpace Launches Self-Service Ads |
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Report: EBooks All Work, No Play? |
38 |
Cellphone Alarm Clock Decides When to Wake You Up |
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Apple's NDA Extended to App Store Rejection Letters |
40 |
T-Mobile's G1 "Unlimited" Data Plan Throttled After
1 GB of Data Usage |
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Large Hadron Collider to Hibernate Until Spring |
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Solar tax credit renewals get green light from Senate |
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Experts find 'chemical equator' dividing globe |
44 |
Children's Use of Cell Phones Increases Risk of Cancer
Fivefold: Study |
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Old-Fashioned Men Make More Money--Study |
46 |
SanDisk, Record Labels Announce "slotMusic" Physical
Album Format |
47 |
Stephen Hawking Unveils a "Time-Eating Clock" |
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'Ancient' Christian amulet exposed as modern hoax |
49 |
Thousand-Year-Old Viking Shield Found in Denmark |
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Research pushes back history of crop development 10,000 years |
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Diabetes Research: Human Skin Cells Turned Into
Insulin-Producing Cells |
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I'm a PC, and I Was Made on a Mac |
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Quiz: How NASA Knowledgeable Are You? |
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Ritalin 'should be avoided' |
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Inhaler lung drugs tied to heart problems, deaths |
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Acupuncture may benefit women with breast cancer |
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Acupuncture Reduces Side Effects of Breast Cancer Treatment |
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More parents ponder cancer gene tests for kids |
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Nanotubes on the Brain |
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Chemotherapy Gets Personal |
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Efficient, Cheap Solar Cells |
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Cell Type Counts in Spinal Therapy |
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A Portable DNA Detector |
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Android Has Arrived |
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Russian Technicians to Aid China's First Spacewalk |
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FYI Brings Comedy to the Web |
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Sun's Wind and Output on Extended Dimmer Switch |
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Chimps Can Recognize Friends by Their Behinds |
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Cell Phone Can Unlock Car, Start Engine |
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How Sexist Men Profit |
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Google Phone Faces Off Against Apple |
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The Fountain of Youth or Medical Baloney? |
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Kids in Medicaid Have More Tooth Decay: Study |
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Chinese Tainted Milk Company Accused Of Cover-Up |
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Flu Season Is Coming |
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Financial Stress: How Bad Can It Get? |
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Ancient yeast reborn in modern beer |
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Ulysses finds sun becoming less blustery |
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Quiet cars give false sense of security |
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Solar wind blows at 50-year low |
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China awaits manned spaceflight |
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Patent system 'stifling science' |
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Collider halted until next year |
84 |
'Climate-proof' crop hunt begins |
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Romans 'brought leeks to Wales' |
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Portugal embraces wave power |
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Your pictures: Ed Vallance [a week with Siberian reindeer
herders] |
88 |
Germany's love of coal |
89 |
Google's Android mobile unveiled |
90 |
Users fail to spot fake pop-ups |
91 |
Making money from blogging |
92 |
Antidepressants 'may harm sperm' |
93 |
Breast cancer 'kills more poor' |
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China milk scare 'under control' |
95 |
India court backs leprosy ruling |
96 |
Inhalers may up heart death risk |
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HIV rates among drug users rising |
98 |
American v British teeth |
99 |
Improving health in fragile states |
100 |
Is it harmful to be upside down? |
101 |
Researchers examine impact of beetle kill on Rocky Mountain
weather, air quality |
102 |
Balancing the brain |
103 |
Japanese firm unveils wearable airbag for elderly |
104 |
Researchers find an essential gene for forming ears of corn |
105 |
Caffeine experts call for warning labels for energy drinks |
106 |
Researchers find animal with ability to survive climate change |
107 |
Russian technicians to aid China's first spacewalk |
108 |
Cell phone can unlock car, start engine |
109 |
What's the difference between a liberal and conservative? |
110 |
Study suggests air quality regulations miss key pollutants |
111 |
Research finds split in perception of similarity that could
double Web advertising |
112 |
Health insurance costs grow more gradually in 2008 |
113 |
Biologists hope to kill all of Rat Island's rats |
114 |
What energy upgrades would you make for $250? |
115 |
Google offeres [sic] up a new vision of computing's future |
116 |
The hibernating stellar magnet: First optically active
magnetar-candidate discovered |
117 |
Puzzle of ants' suicide mission to protect the nest |
118 |
New research shows why metal alloys degrade |
119 |
Researchers describe for first time how some bacteria kill
males: They first invade the mother |
120 |
Galaxy Clusters Have a Mysterious Motion [cf. 13, 138] |
121 |
Carbon nanostructures form the future of electronics and
optoelectronics |
122 |
Purifying nanorods: Big success with tiny cleanup |
123 |
Nanopencil Can Provide Terabit Data Storage Density |
124 |
Nanoscale Dominoes: Magnetic Moments Topple Over in Rows |
125 |
Atom-smasher investigation could give findings this week |
126 |
Controlling light with sound: new liquid camera lens as simple
as water and vibration |
127 |
Winter, repairs stall atom smasher until spring |
128 |
Unlocking the secret of the Kondo Effect |
129 |
Scientists explore what happened before the universe's
theoretical beginning |
130 |
High-temperature superconductor 'pseudogap' imaged |
131 |
Small accidents mean big trouble for supercollider |
132 |
In radiation 'ventriloquism,' electromagnetic waves travel
backwards |
133 |
When Lightning Strikes, Spark Branches Reconnect |
134 |
Astronauts to test Chinese space suit on Shenzhou VII flight |
135 |
Wildfires reduced by human activity |
136 |
Ulysses spacecraft data indicate Solar System shield lowering |
137 |
Worlds in collision |
138 |
Scientists detect cosmic 'dark flow' across billions of light
years [cf. 13, 120] |
139 |
New Target Shuttle Launch Dates Announced as Astronauts
Complete Rehearsal |
140 |
CO2 emissions booming, shifting east, researchers report |
141 |
Colorful study probes climate change, fall foliage |
142 |
Google phone to cost $179, debut Oct. 22 |
143 |
Toshiba's 400GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive |
144 |
A robot in every home? (Robot Special part 3) |
145 |
Panasonic Develops World's First 3D Full HD Plasma Theater
System |
146 |
Movea's Gyration Air Mouse |
147 |
Now is a good time for neophytes to catch up with the iPod |
148 |
Dell to use greener LED displays for all laptops |
149 |
Yahoo launches major upgrade to display ad system |
150 |
MySpace to connect users with US presidential debates |
151 |
Never miss a call when using Internet service |
152 |
Gamers play against type: Avid online role-players do not fit
gamer stereotypes, survey finds |
153 |
Google offers cash for world-changing ideas |
154 |
Google releases software kit for new phone |
155 |
Digital TV coupons now available to more users |
156 |
Study: Work e-mail use creeps into off hours |
157 |
Pop-up ad scam led to no laptop, but lots of spam |
158 |
Using G OS 3.0 to access Google programs |
159 |
Keep Mac screen from dimming |
160 |
Biological sand filters, a practical approach to combat
poverty and inequality |
161 |
Researcher working on destruction of chemical weapons |
162 |
Strong leaders who punish freeloaders and cheats can benefit
society: research |
163 |
Researchers note differences between people and animals on
calorie restriction |
164 |
Archaeological Dig in Greece Returns Important Finds |
165 |
Researcher Discovers Molecules That Inhibit Important Gene
Regulators |
166 |
What to do with leftover embryos in fertility clinics? |
167 |
Mapping the neuron-behavior link in Rett Syndrome |
168 |
Study: Massage helps recovery at cellular level |
169 |
Understanding the cycle of violence |
170 |
Step back to move forward emotionally, study suggests |
171 |
Unraveling 'math dyslexia' |
172 |
Study probes impact of CSI-style programming on jurors |
173 |
Forgetting facts |
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