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San Jose shelter's 'computer lab' hopelessly out-of-date |
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Facebook's CEO visits China's top search engine |
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Study maps need for kids' doctors in rural areas |
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Automakers suing EPA over higher ethanol mix gas |
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7 Holiday Marketing Tricks Retailers Use |
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Rash Due to Lung Cancer Drug May Be Linked to Better Survival |
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Toddler Poisoned by Prescriptions |
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Are Breastfed Babies Smarter? |
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Angelina Jolie Joins Fight for Cambodian AIDS Victims |
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The Great Water Challenge |
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Science year in review: 2010 |
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Fearless woman helps unlock anxiety puzzle |
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Life's building blocks found in meteorite |
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Researchers plan for deeper cuts to science budget |
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Cryosat ice mission returns first science |
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New mistletoe species discovered by Kew Gardens experts |
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Internet porn block 'not possible' say ISPs |
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Hackers steal English Defence League membership list |
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Google's UK Street View wi-fi data 'deleted' |
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Older teenagers 'unsafe' online |
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Lord Chief Justice allows Twitter in court |
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Four faces of social networking |
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Facebook for farmers: Technology empowers China's rural
workers |
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Kenya's ambitions for an outsourced future |
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Changi: The airport of your dreams |
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ME, or chronic fatigue syndrome, 'not caused by the XMRV
virus,' say researchers |
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Snow adds to NHS winter pressures |
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7 Top Tricks Retailers Use to Tempt Shoppers to Splurge |
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Tech CEOs in Top 5 "Wealth Creators" List |
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Delay Reported in Google TV Debut |
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Food Safety Bill Clears Senate--Again |
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Marilu Henner Remembers Every Day of Her Life |
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Dutch Teen on Solo Sail Reaches St. Maarten |
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Santas Struggle to Find Work in Tough Economy |
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Hexavalent Chromium, Cancer-Causing Toxin, Common in Tap
Water: What to Do |
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Pope Blames Child Abuse Scandal on Society |
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Tide turns against corn ethanol |
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Newsmaker of the year: In the eye of the storm |
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Report: Google TV devices delayed as Google tweaks software |
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Sony Optimistic About Google TV Despite Setbacks |
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Google Delays TV-Set Offerings |
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Foursquare Unwraps Updated iPad App |
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Why Google's Chrome notebook will succeed |
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An Industry View of the Google Notebook |
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Facebook Ramps Up Big E-Commerce Drive |
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Facebook Eyes Ecommerce Riches |
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The JCPenney's Facebook Shopping "Experience" |
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg Visits China's Top Search Engine |
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Facebook's Zuckerberg visits China's top search engine |
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Facebook CEO Visits Baidu China Office |
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Is Facebook preparing to hurdle the Great Firewall? |
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Zuckerberg Negotiating To Bring Facebook To China? |
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Mark Zuckerberg's First Stop in China: Baidu Headquarters |
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No one's neutral about net neutrality |
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FCC appears poised to enact light net neutrality rules |
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The FCC proposes to hand more power to ISPs and mobile
telecoms |
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UK Culture Minister proposes banning porn at ISPs |
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'Porn lock' heralds death of WikiLeaks, internet, democracy,
universe |
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Lord chief justice approves use of Twitter for court reporting |
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Sam's Club rumored to offer Apple's iPhone 4 at new low price
of $147 |
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Sam's Club to sell iPhone 4 for $147 until Dec. 25 |
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Echinacea and the Common Cold: Still the Patient's Choice |
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Got a cold? Study says echinacea won't help much |
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Echinacea No Good for the Common Cold |
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Echinacea Shows Little Benefit in Treating Colds, Study Finds |
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Echinacea Discredited as a Cold Treatment, Research Finds |
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Not Caused by XMRV Virus, Study Finds |
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New study dismisses virus link to chronic fatique |
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Probable Carcinogen Found in Tap Water of 31 U.S. Cities |
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Study finds probable carcinogen hexavalent chromium in 31 U.S.
cities' tap water |
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Dairy Fat May Lower Diabetes Risk |
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Got milk? Trans fatty acid in dairy foods linked to reduced
diabetes risk |
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How drinking milk could protect you from diabetes |
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Component in common dairy foods may cut diabetes risk |
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Stanford Docs Still Accepting Drug Company Cash |
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Stanford docs may be too cozy with drug companies (Morning
Read) |
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Connie Culp, Recipient of First U.S. Face Transplant, Meets
Donor Family |
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Recipient of face transplant meets for first time with donor's
family |
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Combination Works Best |
80 |
Meal Replacements Ineffective For Obese Teens |
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New Study Reveals Low Calorie Diets Beat Weight Loss Shakes |
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Incyte Gives 'Positive' Results For Bone-Marrow Treatment;
Shares Up |
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Incyte Jumps on Positive Data on Bone Marrow Drug |
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UPDATE 1--Incyte's blood cancer drug meets late-stage study
goal |
85 |
Meat-eating dinosaurs not so carnivorous after all |
86 |
Study identifies cells that give rise to brown fat |
87 |
Young female chimps treat sticks like dolls |
88 |
Brain imaging predicts future reading progress in children
with dyslexia |
89 |
Children with autism lack visual skills required for
independence |
90 |
Without intervention, Mariana crow to become extinct in 75
years |
91 |
A possible cause--and cure--for genital cancer in horses? |
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Study finds food in early life affects fertility |
93 |
Muscle filaments make mechanical strain visible |
94 |
New research shows virus previously linked to chronic fatigue
syndrome is a lab contaminant |
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Reducing emissions from shipping: Commission's Joint Research
Centre sets out some options |
96 |
Scientists and physicians use genetic sequencing to identify
and treat unknown disease |
97 |
Young female chimpanzees appear to treat sticks as dolls |
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Your genome in minutes: New technology could slash sequencing
time |
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CCNY-Led Interdisciplinary Team Recreates Colonial Hydrology |
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Globalization burdens future generations with biological
invasions |
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New study upends thinking about how liver disease develops |
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Research shows that environmental factors limit species
diversity |
104 |
UCSB scientists demonstrate biomagnification of nanomaterials
in simple food chain |
105 |
New imaging advance illuminates immune response in breathing
lung |
106 |
New study examines immunity in emerging species of a major
mosquito carrer of malaria |
107 |
The orange in your stocking: researchers squeezing out maximum
health benefits |
108 |
New study focuses on nitrogen in waterways as cause of nitrous
oxide in the atmosphere |
109 |
Boosting supply of key brain chemical reduces fatigue in mice |
110 |
Computer memory takes a spin |
111 |
When the brain knows no fear |
112 |
Science's breakthrough of the year: The first quantum machine |
113 |
Structural distortions emerge from nothing at the nanoscale |
114 |
Light dawns on dark gamma-ray bursts |
115 |
A 'spin ratchet': A new electronic structure for generating
spin current |
116 |
Ben-Gurion U. researchers: High resistance rates among acute
otitis media pathogens in children |
117 |
550 million years ago rise in oxygen drove evolution of animal
life |
118 |
The high price of sleep disorders |
119 |
Electric current moves magnetic vortices |
120 |
Samples of Vital Human Tumor Tissue Irradiated with Ions for
the First Time |
121 |
How do you cut a nanotube? Lots of compression |
122 |
Ancient raindrops reveal a wave of mountains sent south by
sinking Farallon plate |
123 |
Ion channel responsible for pain identified by UB
neuroscientists |
124 |
Scientists take plasmon lasers out of deep freeze |
125 |
Outsmarting the wind |
126 |
Finnish researchers find a compound that prevents the growth
of prostate cancer cells |
127 |
How Often do Giant Black Holes Become Hyperactive? |
128 |
Strange New Twist: Berkeley Researchers Discover Mobius
Symmetry in Metamaterials |
129 |
Ocean acidification changes nitrogen cycling in world seas |
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New breathing therapy reduces panic and anxiety by reversing
hyperventilation |
131 |
Acid suppressive medication may increase risk of pneumonia |
132 |
Strict heart rate control provides no advantage over lenient
approach |
133 |
Expansion of HIV screening cost-effective in reducing spread
of AIDS, Stanford study shows |
134 |
Neuroimaging at Stanford helps to predict which dyslexics will
learn to read |
135 |
Transferring trauma patients may take longer than 2 hours--but
not for the most serious injuries |
136 |
Racial disparities evident in early-stage liver cancer
survival |
137 |
Features of the metabolic syndrome common in persons with
psoriasis |
138 |
About one-fifth of women, less than 7 percent of men report
use of indoor tanning |
139 |
Most patients can speak and swallow after combination
treatment for head and neck cancer |
140 |
Outcomes after recurrence of oral cancer vary by timing, site |
141 |
Study finds injectable and oral birth control do not adversely
affect glucose and insulin levels |
142 |
Factors linked to speech/swallowing problems after treatment
for head and neck cancers |
143 |
When the zebra loses its stripes |
144 |
Iowa State, Ames Lab physicist developing, improving designer
optical materials |
145 |
Scientists discover powerful biomarker panel for the early
detection of breast cancer |
146 |
Films for facades |
147 |
Scientists identify the largest network of protein
interactions related to Alzheimer's disease |
148 |
Study: Customers who participate in eBay's 'community' become
better buyers and sellers |
149 |
NASA's LRO creating unprecedented topographic map of moon |
150 |
Scientists decipher 3 billion-year-old genomic fossils |
151 |
New software detects piping flaws |
152 |
Syracuse University researchers contribute new ideas to
enhance efficiency of wind turbines |
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Motion sickness a reality in the virtual world, too |
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