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Gene for promiscuity found in yeast |
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Termites create their own antibiotics |
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Rose petals inspire nano-raspberry surfaces |
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Cat parasite may remove mouse fear for good |
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Dino model shows the glide path to flight |
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Prawn nebula gets amateur touch |
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Our nose knows ten types of odour |
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Bumblebee flight inspires 'bad weather robot' design |
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Mice 'can lose innate fear of cats' |
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Humans sense 10 basic types of smell, scientists say |
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Orbital's Cygnus space freighter embarks on maiden voyage |
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Shy male birds keep closer 'friends' |
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Moving to the rhythm 'can help language skills' |
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Greenpeace assails oil rig in Russian Arctic |
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Genomes of big cats revealed |
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Wedding delayed as ring-bearing owl goes for a sleep |
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Rosetta: Riding a 'bucking bronco' in space |
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Does gold come from outer space? |
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How mercury poisons gold miners and enters the food chain |
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Syria chemical attack: Key UN findings |
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Macau beyond the roulette wheel |
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Iran's Rouhani dismisses nuclear weapons fears |
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JP Morgan makes $920m London Whale payout to regulators |
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Assad: Syria needs one year to destroy chemical weapons |
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Marikana: South Africa police 'lied over mine shootings' |
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Jeff Carney: The lonely US airman turned Stasi spy |
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Grey Owl: Canada's great conservationist and imposter |
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Who are vigilante group Letzgo Hunting? |
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Nintendo visionary Hiroshi Yamauchi dies aged 85 |
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Navy Yard: Swat team 'stood down' at mass shooting scene |
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Why is Spam a luxury food in South Korea? |
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Tony Blair's daughter Kathryn held at gunpoint in attempted
robbery |
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John McCain takes aim at Putin in Russian press |
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ISIS seizure of Syria's Azaz exposes rebel rifts |
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Stephen King 'nervous' about reaction to Shining sequel |
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Why all we knew about planets is wrong |
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Greece PM Antonis Samaras condemns 'neo-Nazi' killing |
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General killed as Egyptian forces raid pro-Morsi town |
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My Germany: The Turkish bath manageress |
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Nigerian wins Muslim-only beauty pageant in Jakarta |
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Want to retire in paradise? How four couples did it |
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Rubbish, chatter, squatters: The open office dark side |
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More failing hospitals 'likely to be found' |
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Face veils in hospital under review |
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Stirling Prize: Newhall Be |
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Naturalising Newham--radical plan to boost integration |
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Documentaries turn the camera on the movies |
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Angela Merkel: Chancellor chic? |
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Best of the Web: When Lenin played the Theremin [et al.] |
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Alzheimer's brain scan detects tau protein |
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Stopping HIV transmission from mothers to children |
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Twitter complaints: Companies respond more quickly |
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Digital Indians: Sanjeev Bikhchandani's job site success |
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Digital Indians: Nandan Nilekani |
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Blackberry reveals date BBM messaging will go to rivals |
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Google spin-off Calico to search for answers to aging |
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Neal Stephenson on tall towers and NSA cyber-spies |
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Will the peer-to-peer market phenomenon survive? |
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Online shopping: The pensioner who pioneered a home shopping
revolution |
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Android alternative gets $7m funding boost |
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Facebook apologies for dating ad showing Rehtaeh Parsons |
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Diablo 3 auction houses are doomed by developer Blizzard |
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Kenya IT hubs launched for primary schools |
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Blackberry Z30 offers firm's biggest handset yet |
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Microsoft releases fix for 'zero-day' IE browser bug |
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Brazil data plan aims to keep US spies at bay |
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Dr. Who and other BBC shows to appear on Hulu service |
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Linkedin challenges US government over data requests |
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'Body on a chip' uses 3D printed organs to test vaccines |
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UK enters global online university race |
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E-readers 'more effective' for some dyslexic readers |
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Taiwan's struggle to become an innovation leader |
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Calls to give boys anti-cancer jab |
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Global economic crisis 'linked to suicide rise' |
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South Africa's craze for heroin-marijuana cocktail |
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The 300-year-old fertility statistics still in use today |
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Why don't some parents like taking advice from non-parents? |
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Tennessee baby can keep name Messiah--judge |
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Astronomers take sharpest photos of night sky |
80 |
Friendliness to minorities often a performance--a fragile one,
research suggests |
81 |
Free-floating planets can be born free, study says |
82 |
It's true: cooking may have given us our big brains, study
says |
83 |
More cases show skills tied to art can survive serious brain
illness |
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Did some Neanderthals learn advanced skills from
"moderns"? |
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Tendency to hate everything is measurable, scientists decide |
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For signs of life, some strange planetary systems may be most
promising |
87 |
Video games don't stir violence in vulnerable teens, study
finds |
88 |
Chimps found to play fairness game like people |
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Are we all Martians? |
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Your brain cells may be capable of outliving you--by a lot |
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Tendency to wage war not on the wane, analysis finds |
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African fish live fast, die young |
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Infants may be drawn to those who mistreat the
"different" |
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Chemical found to reverse Down syndrome-like symptoms in mice |
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Yes, gentlemen, size matters--but less than another factor,
study finds |
96 |
Earth's biggest volcano found to lurk under Pacific |
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Killed twice in 1600s, hoax "dragon" slain again--in
creationism dispute |
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In parts of the world, nearly a fourth of men admit to having
raped |
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Men want status from romantic relationships, research finds |
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Technology for detecting those distant signs of life advances |
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Already-approved drug tied to longer, healthy life in mice |
102 |
Darwin's dilemma resolved? Evolution's "big bang"
explained by 5x faster rates |
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Studies may have overestimated our generosity |
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Are anti-bullying programs making the problem worse? |
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Study explores how power gets to the brain |
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Orangutans found to plan, communicate future routes |
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Life's ingredients could form through cometary impact, study
finds |
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Study: Earth to be livable 2-3 billion years more, but not for
all |
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Drivers of financial bubble-and-crash process |
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A reputation sealed? Finding suggests T. rex hunted for real |
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Study explores how Inca kids were drugged for sacrifice |
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