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Marsh plan nearly final, but no funds |
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Students learn the science of Olympics |
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Could a new football stadium be in Oakland's future? |
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Google tweaks Buzz social hub after privacy woes |
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Japan worried that Toyota woes could hurt US ties |
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Individual insurance rates soar in 4 states |
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Snowballs did have a chance in the South |
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Toyota recalls new Prius in latest safety fix |
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Ark. candidate likens stem cell work to Nazi tests |
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Shuttle Endeavour's Heat Shield Cleared of Concerns |
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Microsoft co-founder Gates tackling climate change |
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Thousands of dinosaur footprints uncovered in China |
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3-legged dog wins 1st place in NYC shelter contest |
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Aurochs Project Aims to Breed Extinct Ancient Cattle |
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Astronauts Open Space Station's Newest Room |
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Falklands oil prospects raise Argentina-Britain tensions |
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Obama nuke plant loan reflects new energy strategy |
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Valentines in Ancient Rome Were All About Pain |
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Astronauts hit snag with new space station room |
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DNA suggests even ancient man had baldness issues |
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49 states dusted with snow; Hawaii's the holdout |
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Woman, 60, in serious condition after shark bite |
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Activists: Whalers hurt by their own pepper spray |
24 |
Letters: No difference between medical marijuana co-ops,
dispensaries |
25 |
Fred Morrison--Frisbee inventor--dies |
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Hydroxycut linked to other cases of liver damage |
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Scientists Discover How HIV Is Transmitted Between Men |
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Voice Problems May Affect Social Life in Parkinson's |
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Start obesity prevention in the cradle, study urges |
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Mumps outbreak in NY, NJ tops 1,500 cases |
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Proposed autism diagnosis changes anger "Aspies" |
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No cure for heart disease, Clinton's case shows |
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CDC: Swine flu made 57 million Americans ill |
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Making OLED Displays Cheaper |
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Wi-Fi at the Speed of Light |
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Efficient Solar Cells from Cheaper Materials |
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Several IE Flaws Could Add Up to a Big Problem |
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A Giant Leap for Humanoid Kind |
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Review: Nexus One and Android 2.1 |
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An Early Warning System for Cancer |
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Massive Star Blows Fancy Hourglass Nebula |
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Memo to Spyker: Bring Back the Saab Sonett |
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The Story Behind the Legendary Magnum Archive Sale |
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TED 2010: Google Optimistic It Can Remain in China |
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Video: Laser Jet Blasts Ballistic Missile in Landmark Test |
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DIY Group Sends $25 Balloon to 70,000 Feet |
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'Climategate' expert Jones says data not well organised |
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Cyber attacks against Australia 'will continue' |
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Net neutrality: Are all bits created equal? |
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Obesity 'often set before age of two' |
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Microsoft to Revamp Smartphone Software |
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It Ain't Over Until the Fat Lady Logs Off |
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Cloning Neanderthals: Not a Pipedream |
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Airborne Laser Zaps in-flight Missile |
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Airborne Laser zaps in-flight missile |
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DirecTV Suing Dish over Ads |
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Tunnel Victim: Cops Ignored My Pleas |
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Ala. Victim's Kin: Amy Bishop Had Problems |
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Bombs, Booby Traps Slow Marjah Assault |
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White House: 9/11 Military Trial Possible |
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Lindsey Vonn Gets More Time to Heal |
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CDC: H1N1 Sickened 57M Americans |
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Fish Oil May Fight Psychosis |
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Cheese? Urine? Hurt Athletes Try It All |
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Support for Gays in the Military Depends on the Question |
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Professor Charged in 3 Alabama Deaths |
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Jaycee Dugard's Journal: Mental Anguish |
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Google Buzz's Privacy Problem: A Simple Solution |
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Five Reasons to Love Google Buzz, Five Reasons Not |
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Laser knocks down test missile off Calif. coast |
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Star Wars laser successfully destroys ballistic missile |
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U.S. 'Star Wars' laser plane successfully shoots down
ballistic missile for first time |
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Astronauts hit snag with new space station room |
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These tablets do what the 'iPad don't' |
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No Apple? No Problem! New Toys Take Center Stage at Macworld
Expo |
76 |
Basic Business Tools Stand in for Missing Apple Hype at
Macworld |
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Macworld Expo 2010 Best of Show winners |
78 |
11 products earn 'Best of Show' distinction at Macworld 2010 |
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Originally published Friday, February 12, 2010 at 3:55 PM |
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Neat previews NeatWorks for Mac 3.0 at Macworld 2010 |
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Microsoft Targets Phones |
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It's Microsoft's Game to Lose with Windows Mobile 7 |
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Number of swine flu cases in the U.S. reaches 57 million |
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H1N1 virus' death toll as high as 17,000, CDC estimates |
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The DSM: How Psychiatrists Redefine 'Disordered' |
86 |
DSM-V Draft Includes Major Changes to Addictive Disease
Classifications |
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Census Time Kicks Off In Hawaii |
88 |
Antibiotics as active mutagens in the emergence of multidrug
resistance |
89 |
Seeing the quantum in chemistry: JILA scientists control
chemical reactions of ultracold molecules |
90 |
La Jolla Institute scientists prove hypothesis on the mystery
of dengue virus infection |
91 |
New picture of ancient ocean chemistry argues for chemically
layered water |
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The genetic secrets to jumping the species barrier |
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Dramatic changes in agriculture needed as world warms and
grows, researchers say |
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New clue why autistic people don't want hugs |
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Grasping bacterial 'friending' paves the way to disrupt
biofilm creation |
96 |
UCLA chemists create synthetic 'gene-like' crystals for carbon
dioxide capture |
97 |
The cost of being on your toes |
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Human use heel first gait because it is efficient for walking |
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Are high speed elephants running or walking? |
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Master gene SRC-3 enables breast cancer growth, invasion |
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Researchers envision high-tech applications for 'multiferroic'
crystals |
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Dartmouth researchers describe how the cholera bacteria
becomes infectious |
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Researchers find epigenetic signals differ across alleles |
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Chocolate lovers could be lowering their risk of stroke: Study |
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A Better Breed of Plants Help Revive Western Rangelands |
106 |
Yale Scientists Synthesize Unique Family of Anti-Cancer
Compounds |
107 |
Catching Calcium Waves Could Provide Alzheimer Insights |
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Research Highlights Role of Protein Pair in Obesity Regulation |
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Muscle loss finding may one day save physiques |
110 |
Plant buffers may limit spread of antibiotics in animal waste |
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Texas Children's discharges history-making patient |
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Migraine may be linked to heart disease |
113 |
Can chocolate lower your risk of stroke? |
114 |
Saturn's aurorae offer stunning double show |
115 |
Dark matter or background noise? Results intriguing but not
conclusive |
116 |
Cancer: "Primitive" Gene Discovered |
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Queen's helps produce archaeological 'time machine' |
118 |
Queen's researchers propose rethinking renewable energy
strategy |
119 |
Strongest evidence to date shows link between exploration well
and Lusi mud volcano |
120 |
Setting Out to Discover New, Long-lived Elements |
121 |
UNH chemists create molecule with promising semiconductor
properties |
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Single-step technique produces both p-type and n-type doping
for future graphene devices |
123 |
ASU scientists develop universal DNA reader to advance faster,
cheaper sequencing efforts |
124 |
Antarctic Ice Shelf Collapse Possibly Triggered by Ocean
Waves, Scripps-led Study Finds |
125 |
Low levels of natural antibodies behind stroke |
126 |
New fiber nanogenerators could lead to electric clothing |
127 |
Penn material scientists turn light into electrical current
using a golden nanoscale system |
128 |
Radical new directions needed in food production to deal with
climate change |
129 |
Swine Flu vaccination: voluntary system works |
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Restrictions on female plasma may not be warranted |
131 |
Quitting smoking especially difficult for select groups |
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Hypnosis can relieve symptoms in children with respiratory
diseases |
133 |
Alternative futures of a warming world |
134 |
First wild grass species and model system for energy crops
sequenced |
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USDA scientists sequence genome of grass that can be a biofuel
model crop |
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Star chef points the way |
137 |
PCs around the world unite to map the Milky Way |
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New genome sequence will aid study of important food, fuel
crops |
139 |
Silver Nanoparticles May One Day Be Key to Devices That Keep
Hearts Beating Strong and Steady |
140 |
Natural-disaster mathematical aid systems are presented to
NGOs |
141 |
Animal models that help translate regenerative therapies from
bench to bedside |
142 |
Researchers Using Science To Decode the Secrets of Olympic
Skeleton Sliding |
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Low levels of antibiotics cause multidrug resistance in
'superbugs' |
144 |
MWC 2010: Breakthrough for mobile television |
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MWC 2010: Positioning with awiloc |
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