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Protein opens path to diabetes cure |
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Slower warming 'may give climate reprieve' |
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HIV/AIDS: 30 years of success and setbacks |
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UK astronaut Tim Peake 'thrilled' at space opportunity |
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UK Tree health recommendations aim to 'stop the spread' |
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Climate slowdown means extreme rates of warming 'not as
likely' |
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Deep sea mining 'gold rush' moves closer |
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UK tree expert issues 'unknown' pest threat warning |
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First crane egg in 400 years laid at Slimbridge |
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Ground control to 'Major Tim' |
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Car bomb attacks kill dozens in Iraqi cities |
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Yahoo to buy Tumblr for $1.1bn |
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Oklahoma ravaged by deadly tornadoes |
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Syria conflict: Fierce battle for key town of Qusair |
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Barack Obama to host Burmese President Thein Sein |
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Do white people have a future in South Africa? |
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America's Latino future |
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Aaron Levie: Not your typical multimillionaire |
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Sunshine vitamin 'may treat asthma' |
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Press rewind: The cassette tape returns |
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Rod Stewart returns to UK number one spot |
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Florida city awaits record Powerball winner |
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Balloon crash kills tourists in Cappadocia, Turkey |
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Will we ever...be able to heal damaged hearts? |
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Israel says 'no proof' its troops shot Mohammed al-Dura |
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Bunions--family not footwear to blame |
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China's 'state-sponsored hackers renew attacks on US' |
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Who, what, why: How do you scrap an aircraft carrier? |
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Tumblr and Yahoo: Why sex, jokes and gifs are worth $1.1bn |
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Millions hit by Yahoo Japan hack attack |
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How to hack a nation's infrastructure |
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Saudi religious police boss condemns Twitter users |
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Cancer risk gene testing announced |
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Breast cancer: What is the risk? |
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Revision techniques--the good, the OK and the useless |
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Should we all be a bit psychopathic at work? |
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Canada trying to lure Silicon Valley tech workers |
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Report: Chinese hackers resume attacks on U.S. targets |
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Researcher "mapping the food genome" of what
Americans eat |
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The evolution of the psychoanalyst's office |
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Yahoo buys blogging site Tumblr for $1.1 billion |
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One woman's journey to save the white lions |
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Obama to discuss legality of drone program |
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16-year-old finds a new way to detect cancer |
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Predicting weather: National Weather Service gets a boost |
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40 years later: Why the Endangered Species Act still matters |
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Oops! The five greatest scientific blunders |
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Google security: you (still) are the weakest link |
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Beam this up: Creating the sounds of "Star Trek" |
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The drone next door |
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Drone technology myths, facts and future feats |
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Tornadoes tear through Plains; at least 2 killed in Okla., 21
injured |
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Iran hangs alleged U.S., Israeli spies |
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Could cop have avoided accidentally killing Hofstra student? |
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Dressing down a culture for refusing to dress up |
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Mitt Romney condemns "breach of trust" in Washington
as controversy reigns |
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MJ's "manifesto," penned in 1979 |
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Long Island police defend Hofstra student killing |
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Evidence emerges that Obama administration official knew of
IRS targeting during 2012 campaign |
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Adviser on White House scandals: "Partisan fishing
expeditions" won't distract Obama |
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Republicans continue beating Benghazi drum |
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Handbags may contain more germs than average toilet flush |
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Aimee Copeland, woman who survived flesh-eating infection,
receives bionic hands |
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Supreme Court to weigh in on legislative prayers |
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Lotto winners with tragic story thank "guardian
angel" |
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WH Benghazi emails have different quotes than earlier reported |
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50th anniversary of Medgar Evers' broadcasting milestone |
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8-year-old fights to get WWII vet recognition he deserves |
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Conn. train collision a major headache for commuters |
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White House on the defensive: Can Obama administration move
beyond scandals? |
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Tim McGraw on aging, getting in shape and his favorite song |
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Sullenberger: One-pilot commercial flights
"ludicrous" idea |
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X Games medalist invents game-changing prosthetic joints |
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Accused American spy in Russia: What was he really doing
there? |
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What's for lunch? In Japanese schools it's always healthy |
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American engineer's death suicide or cyber-espionage? |
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Men who had ADHD as kids may be more likely to be obese as
adults |
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Demand for organic foods boosts industry's sway |
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CDC finds mental health woes in one in five U.S. kids |
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Parasite may make malaria-infected mosquitoes love smelly
humans |
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Smoking marijuana linked to lower diabetes risk in study |
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Cancer patients more than twice as likely to go bankrupt,
study shows |
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Anger Management: 6 Ways to Keep Your Cool at Work |
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Oops! The 5 Greatest Scientific Blunders |
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Google and NASA Team Up to Study Artificial Intelligence |
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Six Dead, Dozens Injured From Massive Texas Tornado |
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Can NASA's Planet-Hunting Kepler Mission Be Saved? |
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Computer Games May Improve 'Chemo Brain' in Cancer Patients |
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Poop Prevalent in Public Pools, CDC Says |
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The Tricky Art of Saving Wild Species |
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Property of Rarest Element on Earth Measured for 1st Time |
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Breast Cancer: How We'll Better Predict Who it Strikes (Op-Ed) |
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'Dead' Man Walks Again...But Why? |
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Melting Glaciers Cause One-Third of Sea-Level Rise |
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Earth's Mantle Affects Sea Level Rise Estimates |
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3D Print Your Own Invisibility Cloak at Home |
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Do Fast-Food Restaurants Fall Short on Their Health Claims? |
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5 Fascinating Facts About Fetal Ultrasounds |
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Reference: Facts About Bromine |
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Why the Blues Are Blue |
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Reference: Facts About Krypton |
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High US Methane Levels Found in Cross-Country Drive |
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Cemetery Reveals Baby-Making Season in Ancient Egypt |
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Why Are Google & NASA Getting a Quantum Computer? |
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Reference: Lake Huron Facts |
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Frogs Swallow Using Eyeballs: Exhibit Reveals Creatures'
Quirks |
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Could Humans Be Cloned? |
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Dogs Show IQ Tests Aren't So Smart (Op-Ed) |
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Wildlife Bandits: How Criminology Can Fight Poaching |
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Was Girl Murdered for Her Organs? |
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Reference: Viking History: Facts & Myths |
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Smuggled Dinosaur's Return May Boost Mongolian Paleontology |
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Do E-Cigarettes Help Smokers Quit? |
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Fighting to Save an Endangered Bird--With Vomit |
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Huge Asteroid to Fly Past Earth This Month |
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Swine Flu Found in Elephant Seals |
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Mars Rover Opportunity Breaks US Record for Off-Planet Driving |
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College Women Don't Need to Binge to Over-Drink |
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Reference: Lake Erie Facts |
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Sci-Fi Film 'After Earth' Presents Dark Future for Humanity |
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Reference: Dowsing: The Pseudoscience of Water Witching |
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Thrills and Spills: Amusement Rides' Surprising Child Toll
(Op-Ed) |
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Human Cloning? Stem Cell Advance Reignites Ethics Debate |
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Is Tornado Intensity Increasing? (Op-Ed) |
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Genetic Testing Guidelines Under Fire |
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'Crazy' Ants Driving Out Fire Ants in Southeast |
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Crystal 'Flowers' Bloom in Harvard Nanotech Lab |
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Memorial Day Countdown: Will the Jersey Shore Be Ready? |
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5 Salary Negotiation Mistakes to Avoid |
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World's Smallest Liquid Droplets Created in Atom Smasher |
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Animal Sex: How Ostriches Do It |
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Normal or Not? New Psychiatric Manual Stirs Controversy |
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