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Sunnyvale shorts: The King's Academy students take on tap
dancing [et al.] |
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Big plans for Golden Gate Bridge's 75th anniversary |
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Scientists accurately predict path of tsunamis, but still
uncertain about impacts |
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Friend the pope? John Paul II gets Facebook page |
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Cholera outbreak kills 20 in Somali capital |
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Why Japan's Tsunami Triggered Enormous Whirlpool |
7 |
Earthquake Forces Closure of Japan's Space Station Control
Center |
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Americans in Japan alerted to nuclear evacuation |
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New U.S. Spy Satellite Blasts Off On Secret Mission |
10 |
Lawyer pleads guilty in Nigeria bribery case |
11 |
No repeat of Chernobyl disaster for Japan: experts |
12 |
Incredibly, 20 Quakes of Magnitude 6.0 or Greater Rock Japan |
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Toxin found in sardines that clogged US marina |
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Japan quake causes day to get a wee bit shorter |
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Quake is 5th biggest, but Japan best prepared |
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World's big cities set to become even more crowded |
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Desperation, panic grip Japan after quake |
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Sumatra, Japan, Chile: Are Earthquakes Getting Worse? |
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German nuclear dispute fueled by Japan mishap |
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Japan may hand out iodine near nuclear plants: IAEA |
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Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises |
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Scenes of devastation at heart of Japan disaster |
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Arab League seen backing Libya no-fly zone |
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Gadhafi pushes ahead as Arab League debates help |
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Huge Wisconsin protest expected after anti-union law signed |
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Most prescriptions from 3% of workers' comp doctors |
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Major cruise lines report little tsunami impact |
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Diabetics Do Better With Empathetic Doctors |
29 |
Anti-AIDS drugs slow deaths in S. Africa |
30 |
Palestinian kills five members of Israeli family |
31 |
Alzheimer's drug hits two forms of toxic protein |
32 |
Aspirin May Protect Against Colorectal Cancer--But Only in
Certain People |
33 |
Device Approved to Continue Blood Flow During Brain Surgery |
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Giffords makes 'leaps and bounds' in recovery |
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Japan's quake toll set to exceed 1,000 |
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Aspirin, other meds linked to stomach bleeding risks |
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How Will the Children of the Moon and Mars Be Shaped by Low
Gravity? |
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Japan Earthquake: Doomsday? Or Just a Restless Earth? |
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Japan Earthquake: Can We Ever Predict Quakes? |
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Emergencies at 5 Japanese Nuclear Reactors; Radiation Levels
Spike at Most-Affected Site |
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Earthquake Effects to Ripple Beyond Japan's Economy |
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U.S. Military OK in Japan Quake; Ready to Respond |
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Tsunami in the Pacific: More Info, Resources |
44 |
Japan Earthquake and Tsunami: Social Media Spreads News,
Raises Relief Funds |
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'Supermoon' Has No Connection to Japanese Earthquake |
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Friend the Pope? John Paul II Gets Facebook Page |
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Quake Is 5th Biggest, but Japan Best Prepared |
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Apple Fans Line up to Buy First Batch of iPad 2s |
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New Space Satellite Launched Into Space |
50 |
Search Suspended for California Man Swept Into the Sea By
Tsunami |
51 |
Radiation Dangers Heightened at Japanese Nuclear Plant |
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FDA Panel Says Home Gene Tests Need Doctor Input |
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Ken Doll Turns 50, Looks His Age |
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Social 'Networkout': How Social Media Motivates You to
Exercise |
55 |
Doll Maker Embarks on 'Save Girlhood' Campaign |
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Why You Shouldn't Give Your Zip Code At The Register |
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Huge blast at Japan nuclear power plant |
58 |
Police cuts reduce forensic analysis, scientists claim |
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Quake was big even for Japan |
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Arab League 'backs Libya no-fly zone' |
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Yemen protest attacked by police |
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Palestinian 'kills five Israelis' in West Bank |
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South Sudan accuses President Bashir of plot |
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How foreign media affect revolutions |
65 |
Stand-off in Yemen as protesters reject concessions |
66 |
Zahida Kazmi: Pakistan's ground-breaking female cabbie |
67 |
Passive smoking increases stillbirth risk, says study |
68 |
Apple delivers iPad 2 to fans |
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Take my hard drive, please |
70 |
Shhh: U.S. spy satellite blasts into space |
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Japan quake may lead to gadget delays, higher prices |
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Japan quake causes day to get a bit shorter |
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Twitter must give user info in WikiLeaks probe |
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Japan quake is 5th largest in world since 1900 |
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Tsunami sweeps 5 to sea, rips out Calif. docks |
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Wisconsin labor protesters press on |
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Earthquakes 101: How they happen |
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Engineer: Tough Japanese building codes worked |
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Amanda Knox defense refutes homeless man's story |
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Japan's killer tsunami: Will epidemic hit next? |
81 |
Arab League asks U.N. for Libya no-fly zone |
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Japan quake causes day to get a wee bit shorter |
83 |
For scientists, next challenge is to predict how tsunamis will
behave |
84 |
Mouse nose nerve cells mature after birth, allowing bonding,
recognition with mother |
85 |
Researchers question whether genius might be a result of
hormonal influences |
86 |
Keys to long life: Longevity study unearths surprising answers |
87 |
I-SAVE could reduce your energy usage, save you cash (w/
video) |
88 |
Getting organized: Study shows how breast cell communities
organize into breast tissue |
89 |
Peaceful bonobos may have something to teach humans |
90 |
NASA scientist finds 'alien life' fossils |
91 |
Exploring the magnetic personalities of stars |
92 |
Nanotubes: Cellular membranes on supply |
93 |
Nanoscale whiskers from sea creatures could grow human muscle
tissue |
94 |
Nanotechnology used in gene detection to show disposition to
certain cancers |
95 |
Researchers say cell manipulation could lead to better drug
delivery |
96 |
Harvard's graphene DNA sequencing licensed |
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New technology dramatically extends battery life for mobile
devices |
98 |
Physicists grow micronsachines from carbon |
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New molecular robot can be programmed to follow instructions |
100 |
Nanodiamonds take big step toward battling cancer |
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Graphene oxide's solubility disappears in the wash |
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3-D tracking of single molecules inside cells |
103 |
New 3-D microfluidic system offers greater control over
production of drug-delivering nanoparticles |
104 |
Researchers use 'nano-Velcro' technology to improve capture of
circulating cancer cells |
105 |
Ultra fast photodetectors out of carbon nanotubes |
106 |
Book makes nanotech accessible to smaller readers |
107 |
New method improves modeling of electrons' motions in complex
molecules |
108 |
The Marangoni effect: A fluid phenom (w/ Video) |
109 |
Fridge magnet transformed |
110 |
A small quantum leap: New switching device could help build
ultrafast quantum Internet |
111 |
Ultra high speed film: Nano-scientists take snapshots of
electronic states |
112 |
Fujitsu achieves 40-Gbps optical-fiber transmission using
directly-modulated laser |
113 |
Physicists measure current-induced torque in nonvolatile
magnetic memory devices |
114 |
New electromechanical circuit sets record beating microscopic
'drum' |
115 |
Researchers identify materials that may deliver more 'bounce' |
116 |
Toward real time observation of electron dynamics in atoms and
molecules |
117 |
Quantum engineers remove roadblock in developing
next-generation technologies |
118 |
Extremely fast MRAM data storage within reach |
119 |
How long does a tuning fork ring? 'Quantum-mechanics' solve a
very classical problem |
120 |
Researchers use spin waves to measure magnetic polarization of
electrical current |
121 |
Quantum no-hiding theorem experimentally confirmed for first
time |
122 |
Scientists already making discoveries in wake of Japan's
temblor |
123 |
Minister: China pollution remains 'very serious' |
124 |
The 'Eye of Sauron' |
125 |
Speed demon creates a shock |
126 |
Mercury visible Sunday as NASA craft approaches |
127 |
Quake could alter Tokyo risk: experts |
128 |
Lunar farside serves as stunning prelude of images to come |
129 |
The rich chemistry around an evolved star |
130 |
Quake is 5th biggest, but Japan best prepared |
131 |
Bioenergy crops could lower surface temperatures: research |
132 |
New method could improve economics of sweetening natural gas |
133 |
Testing Mars missions in Morocco |
134 |
Astronomers continue to monitor asteroid Apophis |
135 |
Web helps people locate loved ones in Japan quake |
136 |
Illinois enacts Web sales tax; online retailers threaten to
leave |
137 |
Smart meters raise suspicions |
138 |
Friend the pope? John Paul II gets Facebook page |
139 |
Google rewards top executives |
140 |
Senate panel to look into Google and Web search |
141 |
Montreal newspaper to go digital |
142 |
Twitter must give user info in Wikileaks probe (Update) |
143 |
Solar power installs almost doubled in 2010 |
144 |
Made-for-Internet movie debuts on YouTube |
145 |
NY Times, Huffington Post exchange barbs |
146 |
Google puts tsunami alert on home page |
147 |
Trendsetters revel in technology in Texas |
148 |
Cameras out of the salt shaker |
149 |
Finding shows potential way to protect neurons in Parkinson's,
Alzheimer's, ALS |
150 |
Taking the guesswork out of understanding complex,
multi-molecule transformations |
151 |
Researchers turn photons into work using DNA |
152 |
Tough crystal nut cracked: Correct prediction of all three
known crystal structures of a sulfonimide |
153 |
New method for studying molecule reactions a breakthrough in
organic chemistry |
154 |
Light-sensing receptor plays role in temperature sensation:
study |
155 |
The role of metal ions in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis |
156 |
Team shapes cell behavior research |
157 |
Study clarifies the role of cocoa bean handling on flavanol
levels |
158 |
Fluorescent tail tags TB |
159 |
Banana peels get a second life as water purifier |
160 |
Sensitive to oxygen: Phosphorescent iridium (III) porphyrin
complexes, new tunable oxygen indicators |
161 |
An advance toward blood transfusions that require no typing |
162 |
Synthetic biology: German researchers develop novel kind of
fluorescent protein |
163 |
Holy mackerel! Plenty of fish in Acapulco seas |
164 |
Toxin found in sardines that clogged US marina |
165 |
Motion-capture helping reveal how kangaroos hop |
166 |
Ingestion of plastic found among small ocean fish |
167 |
Host change alters toxic cocktail |
168 |
Cell 'glue' opens new pathways to understanding cancer |
169 |
Fox tactics could inspire territorial design |
170 |
Recording the soundscapes of spring |
171 |
Around 40 percent of hake is mislabeled |
172 |
Pushing HIV out the door: How host factors aid in the release
of HIV particles |
173 |
US scientists recruit crocodiles to save wetlands |
174 |
Thrill-seeking females work hard for their next fix |
175 |
Creatures from the deep exposed |
176 |
UN alarmed at huge deline in bee numbers |
177 |
Cholera outbreak kills 20 in Somali capital |
178 |
DCIS patients who get invasive breast cancer have higher
mortality |
179 |
Giffords makes 'leaps and bounds' in recovery |
180 |
Homeopathy prospers even as controversy rages |
181 |
Apple shaped obesity as bad for heart as other obesity |
182 |
Less than one-third of children ages 5-15 will wake up to home
smoke alarms |
183 |
Gene linked to peanut allergy |
184 |
New study looks at how young adolescents respond when their
friends are bullied |
185 |
Researchers link novel biomarkers to asthma and COPD |
186 |
More molecules for tuberculosis |
187 |
Procedure replaces heart valve, avoids open-heart surgery |
188 |
Study links testosterone with men's ability to 'woo' potential
mates |
189 |
How incentives can hurt group productivity and shared
resources |
190 |
What does Twitter have to do with the human brain? |
191 |
It pays to pray |
192 |
Chilly times for Chinese dinosaurs |
193 |
Trade-off budgeting is a good money-saving technique |
194 |
Researchers recommend new EU standards for machine strength
grading of timber |
195 |
New study IDs threats the 'death of newspapers' may have on
open government |
196 |
Law professor says laws fall short protecting domestic service
workers |
197 |
Uni death expert warns of crisis as baby-boomers reach old age |
198 |
Early male friendship as a precursor to substance abuse in
girls |
199 |
Can bees color maps better than ants? |
200 |
Study finds work climate the main reason women leave
engineering |
201 |
Study explains why soggy skin gets wrinkly but does not
dissolve |
202 |
Substance over style in entertainment |
203 |
Britain to return Aboriginal remains to Australia |
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