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Amazon Kindle Fire: Against iPad, Battle of the Tablets |
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Origins of Life: Undersea Stone May Have Started It All |
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Russia's Yandex Invests $15M in US Search Underdog |
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A Brief Look at How 4 in Congress Use Social Media |
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Shutdown Looms at Pioneering American Atom Smasher |
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Pendrell to Buy DRM Tech Firm ContentGuard |
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China Launches Module for Space Station |
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Congress Still a Bit Short on Social Media Savvy |
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Cops: Man Hid Murder With Phony Emails From Africa |
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Report: H-P Bolsters Defenses, Hires Goldman Sachs |
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Yahoo Touches up Flickr Amid Internal Turmoil |
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Snooki Pushes Zantrex-3 Diet Pill, Docs Disapprove |
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Want to Be More Open-Minded? Magic Mushrooms Found to |
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Beef, Cantaloupe Recalls: Tips for Preventing E. Coli,
Listeriosis |
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CDC: Cantaloupe Listeria Outbreak Deadliest in a Decade |
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Higher-Than-Normal Blood Pressure Puts Patients at Stroke Risk |
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Vending Machines Dispense Prescription Drugs |
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'Baby Joseph' Dies at Home After Long Treatment Battle |
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Reebok to Refund $25 Million for False Advertising |
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Plastic Surgeon Allegedly Posted Nude Photos of Clients with
Names |
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Global photosynthesis faster than thought |
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Bellowing koalas sound as big as a bull |
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Milky Way hangs by a cosmic thread |
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Rocket launches Chinese space lab |
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Self-healing materials take cue from nature |
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Secret of koala bellow revealed |
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Brazil judge halts work on Belo Monte Amazon dam |
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Syria 'targeting Homs scientists' |
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Vale council to decide on fracking gas test drilling |
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Tiangong-1 launch betrays China's earthly ambitions |
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Go Figure: Will we really keep getting fatter? |
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Making the London Olympics technology fit together |
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Very rare white humpback whale spotted in Australia |
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Flowers bloom for a second time this year |
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Typhoon Nesat threatens Vietnam after Hong Kong, Hainan |
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US ambassador Robert Ford pelted with tomatoes in Syria |
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Brazil urges ban on Gisele Bundchen TV lingerie ad |
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A decade on for the 'American Taliban' |
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Scarlett Johansson speaks out over nude photos |
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18 'killed by by one-punch attacks' in Northern Ireland |
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Rio Ferdinand loses privacy case against Sunday Mirror |
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Pakistan PM: 'We won't be pressured by US' on Haqqanis |
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White House asks Supreme Court to rule on healthcare law |
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China ready for next space leap |
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German parliament approves expanded EU bailout fund |
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Amanda Knox described as 'victim of tragic case' |
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What do you say to a friend who's lost their job? |
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Tougher rules for UK broadband advertising |
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Samsung to pay Microsoft royalties over Android |
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Africa's quiet digital revolution |
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Targeted back pain care 'cheaper and better for patients' |
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Death plea case rejected by judge |
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Michael Jackson: Dr. Conrad Murray made 'frantic' call |
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iPod Touch upgrade could mean end of iPod classic |
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Flickr launches realtime web app and photo sessions |
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How to spy on your kids online |
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OKCupid tells us which professions are the most promiscuous |
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What happens when you mix ThunderCats with the Internet?
Thunder LOLCats, obviously |
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eBook reader roundup |
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Cat with two faces now in 12th year |
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Mass. musician accused of D.C. terrorist plot |
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Listeria outbreak may last for weeks, officials say: How to
stay safe |
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Hackers grab Goldman CEO's personal data |
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Woman decapitated in Mexico for web posting |
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'Heat-proof' eggs help turtles cope with hot beaches |
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Location matters: For invasive aquatic species, it's better to
start upstream |
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Potatoes are the largest and most affordable source of
potassium of any vegetable or fruit |
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Gene controlling flowering boosts energy production from
sorghum |
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How global warming could cause animals to shrink |
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A Labor Saving Way to Monitor Vast Rangelands |
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New AgriLife Research germplasm, irrigation management make a
difference in corn production |
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Eating balanced meals, farm-fresh produce benefits families,
communities, nutrition researchers say |
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Killing Crop-eating Pests: Compounds Work by Disrupting Bugs'
Winter Sleep |
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Worm 'cell death' discovery could lead to new drugs for deadly
parasite |
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Global conservation priorities for marine turtles |
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Research and Innovation: new modelling results link natural
resources and armed conflicts |
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Video shows tool use by a fish |
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Additives meant to protect vitamin C actually cause more harm |
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Loss of "lake lawnmowers" leads to algae blooms |
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Study shows heifers don't have to be pigs at the feed bunk |
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Managing Future Forests for Water |
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Berkeley Lab Tests Cookstoves for Haiti |
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Wildlife Conservation Society study uncovers a predictable
sequence toward coral reef collapse |
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Weeds are vital to the existence of farmland species, study
finds |
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World-first discovery 'can help save coral reefs' |
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New analysis confirms sharks are in trouble |
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Productivity of land plants may be greater than previously
thought |
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Test Identifies Red Angus Carriers of Bone Disease |
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Salty water and gas sucked into Earth's interior helps unravel
planetary evolution |
90 |
New energy in search for future wind |
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Catalyst discovery has potential to revolutionize chemical
industry |
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LSU researchers find impact of oil spill in marsh fish species |
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NASA's infrared eyes examine Tropical Depression Haitang as it
nears Vietnam |
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Using the energy in oil shale without releasing carbon dioxide
in a greenhouse world |
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New report reveals the impact of global crises on
international development |
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Climate change will show which animals can take the heat |
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Koalas' bellows boast about size |
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Autistic mouse shows striking parallels to human disease |
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Diabetes and cancer: A shared biological basis |
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Autistic mice act a lot like human patients |
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Experts propose new unified genetic model for human disease |
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Caltech neuroscientists record novel responses to faces from
single neurons in humans |
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Unexpected role of noise in spine formation |
104 |
Lawson research shows Canadians don't believe their eyes |
105 |
Not quite 'roid rage |
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Red wine ingredient resveratrol stops breast cancer growth |
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Scientists discover the proteins that control development of
varicose veins |
108 |
Carnegie Mellon Scientists Track Neuronal Stem Cells Using MRI |
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Scientists discover a 'master key' to unlock new treatments
for autoimmune disorders |
110 |
Rebuilding the head of an armoured dinosaur |
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Powerful antibody-based strategy suggests a new therapeutic
approach to diabetes and obesity |
112 |
UH researchers explain hormonal role in glucose and fat
metabolism |
113 |
When chefs move the fruit |
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New technique identifies first events in tumor development |
115 |
Children's National researchers make breakthrough in
understanding white matter development |
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Alcohol-related behavior changes--blame your immune system |
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Vital protein complex and therapeutic possibilities revealed |
118 |
New UC Research Promises Better Collection of Prostate Cancer
Cells |
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Low zinc and copper levels might cause spontaneous abortion |
120 |
First detection of pregnancy protein in older people destined
for Alzheimer's disease |
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A breath-takingly simple test for human exposure to
potentially toxic substances |
122 |
Galaxy caught blowing bubbles |
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Single dose of hallucinogen may create lasting personality
change |
124 |
Redefining the kilogram and the ampere |
125 |
National University of Singapore researchers have devised the
world's first energy-storage membrane |
126 |
Single Ions--Extremely Cool |
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Lift weights, eat mustard, build muscles? |
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The witch doctors' gift: Potential new drugs from a cup of tea |
129 |
Rensselaer engineers 'cook' promising new heat-harvesting
nanomaterials in microwave oven |
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Hydrogen released to fuel cell more quickly when stored in
metal nanoparticles |
131 |
Iowa State researchers produce cheap sugars for sustainable
biofuel production |
132 |
Pressurized Vascular Systems for Self-healing Materials |
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Scientists release most accurate simulation of the universe to
date |
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New Stanford technique gives precise picture of how regulatory
RNA controls gene activity |
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Fatty acid test: Why some harm health, but others help |
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Drunk behavior--a question of immunity |
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Academic issues warning on schoolboy rugby |
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Living with dementia and making decisions |
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Study finds consumers may have more control over health costs
than previously thought |
140 |
Cocaine users have 45 percent increased risk of glaucoma |
141 |
Oral steroids linked to severe vitamin D deficiency in
nationwide study |
142 |
Roads pave the way for the spread of superbugs |
143 |
Research leads to enhanced kit to improve design and
processing of plastics |
144 |
'Next-generation' optical tweezers trap tightly without
overheating |
145 |
New nanostructure-based process will streamline production of
magnetic materials |
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Finding Yourself on Facebook |
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U of A chemistry team produces a 'game-changing' catalyst |
148 |
JBEI identify new advanced biofuel as an alternative to diesel
fuel |
149 |
Researchers use carbon nanotubes to make solar cells
affordable, flexible |
150 |
NRL launches TacSat-4 to augment communications needs |
151 |
New 'FeTRAM' is promising computer memory technology |
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Venus Weather Not Boring After All, NASA/International Study
Shows |
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Saving heart attack victims with computer science |
154 |
UC Davis advocates for new approaches to biomedical research |
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How the use of smartphones can revolutionize research in
cognitive science |
156 |
Europe 'punches above its weight' in biomedical research,
despite limited funding |
157 |
In unique fire tests, outdoor decks will be under firebrand
attack |
158 |
NIST polishes method for creating tiny diamond machines |
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Astronomers crack the Fried Egg Nebula |
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Light from galaxy clusters confirm theory of relativity |
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Feast your eyes on the Fried Egg Nebula |
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Epic volcanic activity flooded Mercury's north polar region |
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Stardust discovered in far-off planetary systems |
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