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Lemurs sliding towards extinction |
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Eroding taboos see lemurs end up on dinner tables |
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Madagascar's forests plundered for rare rosewood |
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Brazil biologists investigate penguin deaths |
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Brazil targets Amazon gold miners in Yanomami reserve |
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Study says chimpanzees use 'human-like gestures' |
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Apple u-turn as Mac maker rejoins EPEAT green registry |
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Anglesey red squirrels seen in town gardens, say experts |
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Satellites have an electric future |
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Syria: UN observers probe Tremseh killings |
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Hillary Clinton meets Egypt leader Mohammed Mursi |
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Japan floods: 250,000 people ordered to leave homes |
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Son of Sylvester Stallone, Sage, found dead at 36 |
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French avalanche: Memorial held for victims in Chamonix |
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Libor: Who lost out when the rate was fixed? |
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The rise of Pakistan's televangelists |
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Saudi religious police accused over fatal accident |
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Surfer dies in latest shark attack in Western Australia |
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Philippines urges China to explain stranded frigate |
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Who is North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's 'mystery woman' |
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China football fans greet Didier Drogba at Shanghai |
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Galloping to success in a Kenyan riding school |
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Roger Roberts, 82, dies days after Aberystwyth graduation |
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Afghanistan suicide bomb kills prominent MP at wedding |
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Viewpoint: Stuxnet shifts the cyber arms race up a gear |
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Solar storm barreling toward Earth this weekend |
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Lemurs named world's most endangered mammels |
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Massive landslide in Alaska sweeps over glacier |
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Cause elusive in death of Sly Stallone's son |
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Romney: Obama owes me an apology |
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Patients of Colo. dentist Dr. Stephen Stein urged to get
tested for HIV, hepatitis amid reused needles probe |
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Obama: GOP, Dems agree on middle-class tax cut extension |
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How salvagers plan to re-float Costa Concordia |
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Recovery of South African fossil to be shown live |
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100-year rainfall event drenches Houston area |
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Police: Kerry Kennedy arrested |
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Our Lady of Guadalupe image appears in New Jersey tree trunk? |
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Hawaii attorney convicted in ear licking case |
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3 men get 5 years in videotaped beating of gay man |
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Penn State to renovate areas where boys abused |
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Man crashes truck into Dallas mall, tries on clothes |
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Ind. police: Boy, 3, fatally shot father |
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How did ex-slave's letter to master come to be? |
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Ohio woman turns 90, celebrates on roller coaster |
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Did David Letterman spoil the ending of "The Dark Knight
Rises"? |
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Curtis Stone: Cat Cora "doing fine" after DUI arrest |
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Stevie Nicks wins fans' hearts with Fleetwood Mac tour news |
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Singer Helen Reddy emerges from retirement |
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Producer Richard Zanuck dies at 77 |
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The Lone Ranger trailer unveiled at Comic-Con |
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Romney says he'll only release 2 tax returns |
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German doctors asked to cease circumcisions until court ruling
clarified |
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Copper making salmon prone to predators |
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New biofuel process dramatically improves energy recovery |
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New coral reef crustacean described and named after late
reggae performer Bob Marley |
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Grassroots approach to conservation developed |
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Hormone-mimicking chemicals cause inter-species mating |
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Ancient domesticated remains are oldest in southern Africa |
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A deeper look into the pathogen responsible for crown gall
disease in plants |
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Silver nanoparticle synthesis using strawberry tree leaf |
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The Iberian wolf lives close to humans more for refuge than
for prey |
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Air in expectant moms' homes contains pesticides, border study
finds |
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Down on the cacao farm: Sloths thrive at chocolate's source |
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Got milk? Climate change means stressed cows in southern U.S.
may have less |
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White rot fungus boosts ethanol production from corn stalks,
cobs and leaves |
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Viruses linked to algae that control coral health |
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Male sex ornaments are fishing lures, literally |
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Sake, soy sauce, and the taming of the microbes |
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The challenges facing the vulnerable Antarctic |
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Winemaking goes high-tech at the University of British
Columbia |
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Our coral reefs: In trouble--but tougher than we thought |
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Veterinary vaccines found to combine into new viruses,
prompting regulatory response |
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Caterpillar gets more from its food when predator is on the
prowl |
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Tamarisk biocontrol efforts get evolutionary boost |
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Tannins in sorghum and benefits focus of university, USDA
study |
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Salt cress genome yields new clues to salt tolerance |
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Poisons on public lands put wildlife at risk |
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Native American populations descend from 3 key migrations |
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Paisley Caves yield 13,000-year old Western Stemmed points,
more human DNA |
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Oregon's Paisley Caves as old as Clovis sites--but not Clovis |
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The Clovis First Theory is put to rest at Paisley Caves |
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Cochrane finds no reliable evidence on effectiveness of
electric fans in heatwaves |
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Nuclear weapons' surprising contribution to climate science |
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Caution needed with new greenhouse gas emission standards |
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New Au. sediba fossils discovered in rock |
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In adult humans, brown fat is actually beige |
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Discovery opens door to attacking biofilms that cause chronic
infections |
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From aflatoxin to sake |
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Discovery of chemical that affects biological clock offers new
way to treat diabetes |
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Diagnostic tool could help in the clinical diagnosis of cattle
diseases in sub-Saharan Africa |
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Controlling your computer with your eyes |
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Fossil egg discovered in Lleida (Spain) links dinosaurs to
modern birds |
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Platinum is wrong stuff for fuel cells |
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Controlling inflammatory and immune responses |
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Keeping electric vehicle batteries cool |
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Vitamin D deficiency and poorer lung function in asthmatic
children treated with steroids |
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Chemicals in personal care products may increase risk of
diabetes in women |
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How to make global fisheries worth 5 times more: UBC research |
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New proteins to clear the airways in cystic fibrosis and COPD |
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Questionnaire completed by parents may help identify
1-year-olds at risk for autism |
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Mutation in gene IDH a possible target for AML treatment |
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TGen method isolates biospecimens for treatment of kidney
disease |
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Global Budget Payment Model lowers medical spending, improves
quality |
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Eye movement direction not correlated with lying |
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The more gray matter you have, the more altruistic you are |
106 |
Want to Get Teens Interested in Math and Science? Target Their
Parents |
107 |
The emotion detectives uncover new ways to fight off youth
anxiety and depression |
108 |
Obese kids as bright as thinner peers |
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Study questions whether becoming a doctor pays off for women |
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Advertisers Could Target Online Audiences More Efficiently
with Personality Scale, MU Researcher Finds |
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Twenty percent of US women were uninsured in 2010, up from 15%
in 2000 |
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Randomized trial finds counseling program reduces youth
violence, improves school engagement |
113 |
ATP splitting in membrane protein dynamically measured for the
first time |
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University of Utah physicists invent 'spintronic' LED |
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Solar system ice: Source of Earth's water |
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Leiden researchers achieve highest resolution ever for human
protein |
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Peering into the heart of a supernova |
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Sailing with nerves of glass |
119 |
Researchers Create Highly Conductive and Elastic Conductors
Using Silver Nanowires |
120 |
Disentangling information from photons |
121 |
Plasmonic chains act like polymers |
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Solar storm protection |
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To Extinguish a Hot Flame, DARPA Studied Cold Plasma |
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The ecology of natural gas |
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Messy experiment cleans up physics mystery of cornstarch |
126 |
UMD Creates New Tech for Complex Micro Structures for Use in
Sensors & Other Apps |
127 |
Physicists in Mainz and all around the world cheer the
discovery of the Higgs particle |
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Getting Amped |
129 |
Making "Renewable" Viable: Drexel Engineers Develop
New Technology for Grid-Level Electrical Energy Storage |
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Study: Wolverines need refrigerators |
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Antarctica faces major threats in the 21st century, says Texas
A&M researcher |
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Period drama! Pop culture makes menstruation 'overly
traumatic.' |
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New Gentile study on media violence and kids could have
applications on school bullying |
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Searching genomic data faster |
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ONR Opens a Gateway to Improved Network Data Sharing on Navy
Ships |
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Transforming cancer treatment |
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Concussions affect college players at high rates too, study
says |
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Non-surgical treatment of common shoulder injury may increase
chances of return-to-play |
139 |
UGA study shows why hypertension increases damage to eyes of
diabetic patients |
140 |
Is acetazolamide effective and safe for preventing acute
mountain sickness? |
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Why did Steve Job's death affect people who never knew him? |
142 |
Stimulant marketed as 'natural' in sports supplement actually
of synthetic origin |
143 |
Finished heart switches stem cells off |
144 |
Sports 1, housework, 0 |
145 |
Want to lose weight? Keep a food journal, don't skip meals and
avoid going out to lunch |
146 |
Osteoarthritis risk not diminished in double bundle ACL
surgeries |
147 |
Common athletic hip disorder increases chances for sports
hernia, study suggests |
148 |
ACL reconstruction technique improves outcomes in pediatric
patients |
149 |
Newer hip reconstruction technique provides good outcomes for
athletes |
150 |
Platelet-rich plasma therapy a safe option for cartilage
damage, new study finds |
151 |
Study suggests changes in rotator cuff surgery rehabilitation
needed |
152 |
Cyberwarfare, conservation and disease prevention could
benefit from MU researcher's network model |
153 |
Police Officer Stress Creates Significant Health Risks
Compared to General Population, Study Finds |
154 |
ONR Sensor and Software Suite Hunts Down More Than 600 Suspect
Boats |
155 |
UC Davis study finds stray-bullet shootings frequently harm
women and children |
156 |
Scaled-back NBAF and NBAF as designed are options that could
meet critical US lab needs |
157 |
Stress management training may help reduce disease activity in
MS |
158 |
New study suggests moderate alcohol consumption may help
prevent bone loss |
159 |
Alzheimer's plaques in PET brain scans identify future
cognitive decline |
160 |
Middle-aged women who were child abuse victims at increased
risk for heart disease, diabetes |
161 |
Using biomarkers to identify and treat schizophrenia |
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Dana-Farber study shows newly isolated 'beige fat' cells could
help fight obesity |
163 |
Childhood trauma linked to adult smoking for girls |
164 |
Current and former smokers at risk for recurrent hepatitis
post-liver transplantation |
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Giving Time Can Give You Time |
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Dark galaxies of the early Universe spotted for the first time |
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Hubble Discovers a Fifth Moon Orbiting Pluto |
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Ions, not particles, make silver toxic to bacteria |
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New Notre Dame research raises questions about iris
recognition systems |
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Faster simulation--award for new method |
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Mechanical engineers develop an 'intelligent co-pilot' for
cars |
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