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Global warming seen as threat to state's parks |
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Bike-sharing project expected to begin next year |
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Stanford University opens new stem cell building, bucking
federal restrictions |
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FDA rejects highly-anticipated diet drug Qnexa |
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Shortage of boats slows aid for Indonesia tsunami |
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Halliburton used flawed cement on BP well: panel |
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My Date With R2: Reporter Meets NASA's Strong, Silent Space
Robot |
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Critical test not done on cement before blowout |
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Ehud Netzer, noted Israeli archaeologist, dies |
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Earth-size planets abound in Milky Way: study |
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BP, Halliburton 'knew' oil disaster cement was unstable |
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Extending daylight could boost health, help planet |
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Bloodlust or Bloodless? Horror Film Love Runs Deep |
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Delegates deadlocked as UN nature meet nears end |
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Scientists to see if oil spill hurt deep sea life |
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Warning systems often don't help tsunami victims |
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Young Sunnyvale resident's homemade hats are a hit |
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NYC museum displays rare blue diamond |
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Groups moving forward to develop AIDS gel |
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Noninvasive Test for Colon Cancer Shows Promise in Early Trial |
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Sprycel Approval Expanded to Include Rare Leukemia |
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Kidney Transplants for Elderly Double Over Decade |
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U.S. Preschoolers Getting Too Much Screen Time: Study |
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Brain Size, Not Lack of Willpower, May Fuel Obese Bad Eating |
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UN probes base as source of Haiti cholera outbreak |
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High exposure to BPA linked to low sperm count |
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Judge: McDonald's must pay obese employee $17.5K |
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H1N1 Flu Linked to Surge in Pneumonia Complication |
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China Red Cross calls for urgent blood donations |
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FDA rejects highly-anticipated diet drug Qnexa |
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APNewsBreak: University Posts Info of 40K Students |
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Samsung, Sony Book Profits but Wary of Road Ahead |
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Delegates Deadlocked as UN Nature Talks Near End |
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Softbank Floats Plan for Japan-Wide Fiber Network |
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Intel's Biggest Chip Plant Opens in Vietnam |
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UK Police Learn How to Follow Crooks--on Twitter |
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Panasonic Net Profit Surges Despite Strong Yen |
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Supplements No Substitute for Healthy Diet |
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Feel the Freezer Burn: Losing Weight by Chilling the Body |
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Earth-like planets may be common |
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Grass could turn toxic waste into energy |
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Ancient Africans first to use sharp tools |
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Globular clusters more than one-off event |
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Nature talks heading for success, delegates say |
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Earth-sized worlds much more common than giant planets |
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Flamingos use colourful cosmetics to enhance feathers |
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Experts say efforts to beat malaria may backfire |
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Ariane rocket completes flawless satellite launch |
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Hawaii's hush-hush getaway |
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3G network brings internet to Mount Everest climbers |
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Microsoft profits from record first-quarter sales |
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China claims supercomputer crown |
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Europe targets wasteful gadgets |
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South African prisoners to be offered circumcision |
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Libido problems 'brain not mind' |
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Haiti cholera outbreak causes not clear, experts say |
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What threat is Weil's disease? |
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Military To Aid Civilian Cybersecurity |
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Mars Rover Finds Signs of Buried Water on Red Planet |
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Baby Killed for Interrupting Mom's Facebook Time |
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Dino Fever over 'Missing Link' Discovery |
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Study: Earth-Sized Alien Planets May be Common |
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As it Woos Developers, Microsoft Updates Internet Explorer 9
Code |
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Robocalls: Why the 'Bots Will Keep on Annoying Us |
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Obama on the "Daily Show:" What You Didn't See |
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U.S. B-Day Tweet to Ahmadinejad: Free the Hikers |
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Shark's Target: I Was "Quivering All Over" |
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Verizon Fined $25M for Questionable Data Fees |
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Iran Offers to Restart Nuke Talks |
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Airport Security Gets a Bit More Touchy-Feely |
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Steeple Man on "Miracle After the Miracle" |
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Earth-Sized Planets May Be Common Throughout Our Galaxy, NASA
Survey Suggests |
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Origin of Skillful Stone-Tool-Sharpening Method Pushed Back
More Than 50,000 Years |
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Brain's Journey from Early Internet to Modern-Day Fiber
Optics: Computer Program Shows How Brain's Complex Fiber Tracks Mature |
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Wild Scottish Sheep Could Help Explain Differences in Immunity |
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Precocious Galaxy Cluster Identified by Chandra |
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Early Sauropod Dinosaur: First Complete Skeleton Found |
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Trapped Mars Rover Finds Evidence of Subsurface Water |
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Modern Humans Emerged Far Earlier Than Previously Thought,
Fossils from China Suggest |
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Space Buckyballs Thrive, Finds NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope |
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Into Africa? Fossils Suggest Earliest Anthropoids Colonized
Africa |
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Cancer's Hiding Spots Revealed |
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Tracking Evidence of 'The Great Dying' |
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Certain Cancer Therapies' Success Depends on Presence of
Immune Cell, Mouse Study Shows |
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Cone of Poison: The Secret Behind the Cone Snail's Venom Pump |
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The Unhealthy Ego: What Can Neuroscience Tell Us About Our
'Self'? |
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Telomere Length Affects Colorectal Cancer Risk |
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Insulin-Creating Cell Research May Lead to Better Diabetes
Treatment |
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New Approach for Identifying Genetic Markers for Common
Diseases |
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In a Challenging Infant Heart Defect, Two-Thirds May Have High
Chance of Survival |
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How Cancer-Related Proteins Lose Inhibition: Finding May Lead
to Better Understanding and Earlier Detection of Breast Cancer |
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A Single Interaction Affects the Way a Child Seeks
Information, Study Finds |
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Payday Proximity Changes Consumer Motives and Behavior |
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Getting Older Leads to Emotional Stability and Happiness,
Study Shows |
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B-Complex Vitamins May Help Slow Progression of Dementia |
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Tumor Suppressor Acts as Oncogene in Some Cancers, Researchers
Find |
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Friends With Cognitive Benefits: Mental Function Improves
After Certain Kinds of Socializing |
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Researchers Find a 'Liberal Gene' |
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Habit Formation Appears to Be an Innate Ability, Fine-Tuned by
Experience |
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Emotional Intelligence Predicts Job Performance |
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High Resting Heart Linked to Shorter Life Expectancy in Stable
Heart Disease Patients, Study Suggests |
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Green Tea of No Use in Breast Cancer Prevention, Large Study
Finds |
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Potential New Treatment for Deadly Nipah and Hendra Viruses;
May Also Lead to New Treatments for Measles, Mumps and Influenza |
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Scientists 'Cage' Genetic Off Switches So They Can Be
Activated by UV Light |
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Sodas, Other Sugary Beverages Linked to Increased Risk of Type
2 Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome |
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Large-Scale Fish Farm Production Offsets Environmental Gains,
Assessment Finds |
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Getting a Grip on CO2: Researchers 'See' How to Capture Carbon
Dioxide |
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Dramatic Climate Change Is Unpredictable |
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Root of the Matter: A New Map Shows Life-Saving Forests'
Scarcity Defies Past Estimates |
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Predicting Smoggiest Days: Experiments Improve Accuracy of
Ozone Predictions in Air-Quality Models |
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Speed Gun for Earth's Insides to Help Measure Mantle Motion |
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Archaeological Sites Threatened by Rising Seas: Scientists
Issue Call to Action |
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New Evidence Supports 'Snowball Earth' as Trigger for Early
Animal Evolution |
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Vast Amber Deposit from India: New Trove of Fossils Suggests
Global Distribution of Tropical Forest Ecosystems in the Eocene |
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Pre-Columbian Societies in Amazon May Have Been Much Larger
and More Advanced Than Thought |
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Evidence Is Weak for Tropical Rainforest 65 Million Years Ago
in Africa's Low Latitudes, Paleobotanist Says |
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Out of THEMIS, ARTEMIS: Earth's Loss Is Moon's Gain |
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Spiral Galaxies Stripped Bare |
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Astronomers Discover Most Massive Neutron Star Yet Known;
Discovery Has Broad Implications for Astrophysics, Nuclear Physics |
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Kepler Spacecraft Takes Pulse of Distant Stars: 'Starquakes'
Yield New Insights About the Size, Age and Evolution of Stars |
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Hubble Data Used to Look 10,000 Years Into the Future |
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Better Detection for Diagnostics and Biochemical Defense |
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Making Better Biosensors With Electron Density Waves |
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Emotion Processing in Brain Is Influenced by Color of Ambient
Light, Study Suggests |
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North Sea Oil Recovery Using Carbon Dioxide Is Possible, but
Time Is Running Out, Expert Says |
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Everything Evaporates, but How? |
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New Strategy to Kill Bugs--Even Those in Hiding |
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Breakdown of Correlated Tunneling |
129 |
Facebook Study Finds Race Trumped by Ethnic, Social,
Geographic Origins in Forging Friendships |
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Getting the Big Picture Quickly: Software Edits Huge Images in
Seconds Instead of Hours |
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Water Could Hold Answer to Graphene Nanoelectronics |
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Bonding with Mom: Why Day Care May Harm Fussy Tots |
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Mice 'Smell' Light in Olfaction Study |
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The 8-legged Monster Behind Chupacabra Mystery |
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Chemist's Job: Hunt Down the Smallest, Fastest Particles |
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Early Humans' Weapon-Making Skills Sharper Than Expected |
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Preschoolers Watching Too Much TV |
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High BPA Levels Don't Swim Well with Sperm |
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Fancy a Snog? Same-Sex Kissing Common In UK Male Students |
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True Cost of Smoking: Up to $150 a Pack |
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Device gives parents their child's eye view |
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Snowball Earth: Deep Freeze May Have Spawned Complex Life |
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Out of Asia: New Origin Proposed for Humans, Monkeys, Apes |
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Headless Dragonfly, Footless Lizard: Grisly Scene Preserved |
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Adultery Website Reveals Human Nature |
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Price to Save Species Put at 10 Times Present Spending |
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Assassin Bugs Turn Webs Against Spiders |
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Sneezin' in the Rain: New Monkey Is Discovered |
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Asteroid Strike Could Force Humans into Twilight Existence |
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Rangers Will Defeat Giants in World Series: Mathematician |
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Indonesia's Explosive Geology Explained |
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In Amazon, New Species Discovered Every 3 Days |
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China's Three Gorges Dam Finally Filled |
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Why No Doesn't Mean No to Some Men |
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Newfound Virus is a Giant with Lifelike Properties |
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Lungs Sense Bitterness Using a Little Bit of Tongue |
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Insects in Ancient Amber Reveal Unexpected India-Asia Ties |
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Temporary Heart Damage May Explain Marathon Deaths |
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Teens, Parents Both Underreport Drug Use, Study Finds |
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'Time Traveler' May Just Be Hard of Hearing |
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Bloodlust or Bloodless? Horror Film Love Runs Deep |
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Texting Program Helps African Farmers Fight Drought |
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Chupacabra Science: How Evolution Made a Mythical Monster |
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Apple passes RIM, now number four cell phone maker globally |
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Apple takes fourth place in worldwide phone sales |
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Analysts See Enterprise, Consumer Push for Microsoft |
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Fortune: Apple to release Verizon iPhone in early 2011 |
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Fortune: Verizon iPhone a 'fait accompli' |
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'I'm on Everest:' High-speed Internet at base camp |
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3G mobile heads to Mount Everest; D.C. Metro still drops calls |
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YouTube Founder Resigns From Operations Role |
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YouTube's Chad Hurley to step down as chief executive |
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Verizon Paying FCC $25M To Settle 'Mystery Fees' |
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23% of stars may have Earth-sized planets |
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Search Unearths Plethora of Earth-Mass Planets |
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Alien Earthlike worlds 'like grains of sand,' say 'wobble'
boffins |
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Galaxy may have gobs of Earth-size planets |
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Other Earths? A new estimate raises the odds of finding them. |
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Nearly 1 in 4 stars like the sun may support Earth-size
planets |
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Toolmaking technique 55,000 years older than we thought |
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Early Humans' Weapon-Making Skills Sharper Than Expected |
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Stone Age Toolmakers Surprisingly Sophisticated |
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Researchers Find the 'Liberal Gene' |
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Is there a gene for liberals? |
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Is China a supercomputer threat? (Q&A) |
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China gives on tech metals, but not supercomputing |
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China Claims World's Fastest Supercomputer |
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China Wrests Supercomputer Title From U.S. |
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China's Tianhe-1A takes supercomputer crown from US |
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China builds world's fastest supercomputer |
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China's supercomputer called world's fastest |
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Pfizer Widens Recall of Lipitor Bottles |
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Haitian Cholera Death Toll at 305 |
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AACR-CRC: DNA Clue to Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer |
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Noninvasive DNA Stool Test Can Detect Colon Cancer |
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New Colon Cancer Screening Test in the Works |
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McDonald's Fast Food Franchise Manager Awarded $17.5K for
Getting Fat |
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McDonalds Must Compensate Obese Manager |
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Alcoholic energy drinks inhibit body functions including brain |
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Super-caffeinated alcoholic drinks called 'blackout in a can'
worry officials |
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