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iPhone and iPad Lost in the Trash, Found With MobileMe |
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BeautifulPeople.com Launches 'Virtual Sperm and Egg Bank' |
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Heading For Muscle Beach? Check Out the Voices |
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Swinger Shock: Older Age No Defense Against STDs |
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Whooping Cough Now Epidemic in California |
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Better Vision May Be In Your Own Eyes |
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Sex Abuse Allegations Against Al Gore Lack Sufficient
Evidence, Say Portland Police |
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BP Oil Disaster: Containment Cap Reattached; Two Involved in
Clean-Up Die, One a Suicide |
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Sad Keanu Makes Actor Unhappy, but Why? |
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Stem-Cell Corneas Last up to a Decade: Study |
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Music of the Spheres? Stand by for the Boson Sonata |
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New iPhone Selling Briskly as Hundreds Line Up |
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Medvedev: New Technologies Would Open Access |
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Judge Rebuffs Viacom in YouTube Copyright Case |
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Fed Report Confirms Underwater Oil Cloud Near Well |
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Review: Garminfone Gets You There, but Lacks Style |
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Group Seeks Endangered Listing for Bumblebee |
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Scientists herald decade of human genome |
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Raging storm detected on faraway world |
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Quantum crystal stops light in its tracks |
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Russia's oil exploration threatens gray whales |
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BP refits Gulf of Mexico oil cap after accident |
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Builders urged to allow for swift nests |
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Synthetic drugs popular as use of opiates wanes--UN |
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Fin to limb evolution clue found |
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'Superstorm' rages on exoplanet |
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Dolphins in the Atlantic prefer to eat high-energy fish |
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From the International Whaling Commission's annual meeting in
Agadir, Morocco: |
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Unlimited data deals on mobiles wither away |
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Virgin Media looks to fast future |
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England match triggers net surge |
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Apple fans queue for new iPhone 4 |
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Tech specs confuse gadget buyers |
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Mystery surrounds 'horse-boy' on Google Street View |
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Google's YouTube wins Viacom copyright case |
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Tech Brief: Google maps, et al. |
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The World Cup: The internet gets through |
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Extreme DIY: Building a homemade nuclear reactor in NYC |
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From food to fashion, the thriving market in human hair |
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Jerusalem diary: Farewell, l'hitraot, wa masalaam |
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Extreme tennis: the demands of a 10-hour game |
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Major deficiencies in artificial feeding, inquiry finds |
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'Old swingers' at high risk of sex infections |
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'My natural birth wrecked my body' |
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Long Lines in Japan for iPhone 4 Debut |
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Russian President Barnstorms Silicon Valley |
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Judge Sides with Google in $1B Viacom Lawsuit |
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5.0 Magnitude Canadian Earthquake Felt in U.S. |
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Facebook, Twitter Disconnect on New App |
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On Eve of iPhone 4, Apple Resentment on Display |
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Stem Cells a Wonder For Those With Damaged Eyes |
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Google Bests Viacom in Landmark Case |
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Donovan World Cup Goal Sees Near-Record Internet Spike |
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Nations Fail To Limit Whaling, Japan Still Hunts |
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iPhone 4: The Early Reviews Are In |
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Shoddy Disposal Work Mars Oil Cleanup |
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Van der Sloot Alleged Victim Was on Amphetamines |
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Jobless Claims Notch Biggest Drop in Two Months |
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Cap Again Collecting Oil from Gulf Leak |
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Pakistan Convicts 5 Americans on Terror Charges |
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McChrystal Relieved of Duty; Petraeus Tapped |
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McChrystal, Staff Disparage Team Obama |
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Many Americans Expect Jesus' Return by 2050 |
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Condoms for First Graders? Mass. Elementary School Under Fire |
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2.2M Cribs Recalled from 7 Manufacturers |
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Cystic Fibrosis Sisters Christina and Ali Take Judges' Breath
Away on "America's Got Talent" |
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The Health Perks of Coffee |
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Gen. David Petraeus: Life and Near-Death Experiences of
Obama's Warrior |
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MRSA Alert: Do Locker Rooms Breed Deadly Infections? Just Ask
College Wrestler Kyle Frey |
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Diet Killer: Can Ghrelin the "Hunger Hormone" be
Stopped? |
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Botox Paralyzes Emotions? Face It, Says Study |
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Subway Salmonella Scare: Woman Sues Restaurant Chain After
Outbreak Sickens 97 in Illinois |
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Report: Jailed Hikers Seized in Iraq, not Iran |
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London's 'somewhat unusual' new research centre |
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Modelling Mars in a Texan torrent |
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Genetics tells tall tales |
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Stem cells made without new genes |
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Sequencing Napoleon's nemesis |
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Africa's next top hominid |
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White House stalls oil-slick research |
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Strange lesions after stem-cell therapy |
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AIDS researcher cleared of misconduct |
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German states wield the axe |
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Italy puts seismology in the dock |
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'Human Terrain' hits rocky ground |
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'Hidden' tuberculosis raises drug-resistance fears |
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Scientific Academies: In the best company |
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Human genome at ten: Science after the sequence |
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African nations vow to support science |
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How fins became limbs |
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The genome's shield from sunlight |
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Several Sierra trails are toxic, group says |
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New link in human evolution found in Ethiopia |
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Roadshow: Ads on license plates? Drivers don't need another
distraction |
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New iPhone selling briskly as thousands line up |
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Gulf containment cap reattached, collecting oil: BP |
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Ten years on, genomic revolution only just starting |
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Volcanic Moon of Jupiter Is Smelly and Bizarre |
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UN talks chief 'appalled' over climate change response |
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Mammals Chewed Dinosaur Bones, Discovery Reveals |
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Seismic probe threat to endangered whales: experts |
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Stem-cell corneas last up to a decade: study |
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Japan lab finds trace of gas in deep space asteroid pod |
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Judge refuses to delay ruling on Gulf drilling ban |
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Earthquake Moved California City 31 Inches |
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NY exhibit imagines utopian, green cities in 2030 |
108 |
What's that coughing sound? A new epidemic strikes the Bay
Area |
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BP spoof video is runaway hit for UCB website |
110 |
Bulgaria strives to end plight of abandoned children |
111 |
Brain Stimulation Seems to Boost Language Skills in
Alzheimer's Patients |
112 |
Warm But Watchful Parents Can Keep Kids From Heavy Drinking |
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Aging Swingers at High STD Risk |
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Study shows mounting AIDS toll in Swaziland |
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Experts: CT scans pose risks, need more regulation |
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Rookie docs may get more oversight, shorter shifts |
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Small fraction of Americans meet salt guidelines |
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