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Mum's diet can change your moods |
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'Terror bird' was scary-looking vegetarian |
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New window on the Universe on track |
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'Tanned' whales' sun response gives clues to human aging |
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Poverty significantly saps our mental abilities say
researchers |
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Older cranes help keep younger birds on the right track |
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Journey to Canada's secret sunshine coast |
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A golden slice of old Tokyo |
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Syria chemical weapons attack killed 1,429, says John Kerry |
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Poet Seamus Heaney dies aged 74 |
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Egypt crisis: Morsi supporters stage rallies |
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Colombian troops to patrol Bogota after protests |
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What happens in Syria after the Tomahawks hit? |
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Why do people still fly the Confederate flag? |
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Pisces III: A dramatic underwater rescue |
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Virtual reality: Lessons from the past for Oculus Rift |
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US intelligence agencies' 'black budget' detailed |
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Syria crisis: Cameron and Obama in 'friendly' phone
conversation |
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Mood around the world as Syria military strike looms |
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Duchess of Cambridge attends Anglesey ultra marathon |
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Arizona girl, six, dies in brother's joyride crash |
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The VW Beetle: How Hitler's idea became a design icon |
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US shops and restaurants fight patent trolls |
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Syrian Electronic Army hackers say 'many surprises' planned |
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Gamers report big problems with SimCity for Mac |
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Lava lamp creators mark 50 years of 1960s icon |
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Skype: How the online chat revolution changed lives |
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Three abolishes roaming charges for seven countries |
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Nasdaq admits partial blame for trading freeze |
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Campaigners challenge countryside mobile coverage plan |
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When work is a nonstop vacation |
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Beating stress before it beats you |
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Ultracold Big Bang Experiment Successfully Simulates Evolution
of Early Universe |
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Researchers a Step Closer to Finding Cosmic Ray Origins |
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Transparent Artificial Muscle Plays Music to Prove a Point |
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'Trojan' Asteroids in Far Reaches of Solar System More Common
Than Previously Thought |
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Poor Concentration: Poverty Reduces Brainpower Needed for
Navigating Other Areas of Life |
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NASA Data Reveals Mega-Canyon Under Greenland Ice Sheet |
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NASA's Chandra Observatory Catches Giant Black Hole Rejecting
Material |
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'Safe' Levels of Environmental Pollution May Have Long-Term
Health Consequences |
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'Mini Human Brains' Created: Scientists Grow Human Brain
Tissue in 3-D Culture System |
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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory Untangles Motion Inside the
Sun |
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Sea-Level Rise Drives Shoreline Retreat in Hawaii |
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Whales Get a Tan, Too: Pigment in Whale Skin Increases in
Response to Sunshine |
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Jet Lag: Why the Body Clock Is Slow to Adjust to Time Changes |
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New Understanding of Formation of Cilia: Cilia Provide
Mobility to Cells, and Defects Are Implicated in Many Disease |
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Terror Bird's Beak Was Worse Than Its Bite: 'Terror Bird' Was
Probably a Herbivore |
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Bacteria Supplemented Their Diet to Clean Up After Deep Water
Horizon Oil |
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Hydrogen Fuel from Sunlight: Researchers Make Unique
Semiconductor/Catalyst Construct |
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From Cancer Treatment to Ion Thruster: The Newest Little Idea
for Nanosat Micro Rockets |
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Learning How to Migrate: Young Whoopers Stay the Course When
They Follow a Wise Old Bird |
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Now Hear This: Scientists Discover Compound to Prevent
Noise-Related Hearing Loss |
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Learning a New Language Alters Brain Development |
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Single Gene Change Increases Mouse Lifespan by 20 Percent |
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Dueling Infections: Parasitic Worms Limit the Effects of
Giardia, and Vice Versa |
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New Research Gives Answers On the Relationship Between Chronic
Illness and Food Insecurity |
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Liver Cancer Due to Chronic Inflammation: Tumor Growth Follows
Programmed Cell Death (Apoptosis) |
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Children Who Go to Daycare May Benefit from a Wider Variety of
Social Situations |
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New Model to Study Schizophrenia and Other Neurological
Conditions |
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Spray-On Solar Cells? New Nanoparticles Make Solar Cells
Cheaper to Manufacture |
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A Completely New Atomic Crystal Dynamic of the White Pigment
Titanium Dioxide Discovered |
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New Component in the Quantum Electronics Toolbox: Interface
Between Atoms and Superconductors |
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What Corporations Can Learn from Microsoft |
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Is War Really Disappearing? New Analysis Suggests Not |
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Mosquitoes Smell You Better at Night |
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New Insights On Wildfire Smoke Could Improve Climate Change
Models |
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Alaska Tundra Shows Surprising Resilience After Unprecedented
Fire |
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Into the Moving, Crushing, Shifting Ice |
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Computer Program Predicts Functions of Bacterial Gene
Regulators |
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The More the Merrier: Promiscuity in Mice Is a Matter of Free
Choice |
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Promising New Angle for Drugs to Prevent Stroke and Heart
Attack |
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Collagen Clue Reveals New Drug Target for Untreatable Form of
Lung Cancer |
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Stroke Systems of Care Essential to Reducing Deaths,
Disabilities |
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Genomic Study Reveals Why Children in Remission from
Rheumatoid Arthritis Often Experience Recurrences |
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Can Medication Slow Growth of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms? |
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Statins May Slow Human Aging by Protecting Against Telomere
Shortening: A Feature of Senescent Cells |
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Potential Diagnostic Marker for Zinc Status Offers Insights
Into the Effects of Zinc Deficiency |
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Dieting for Obese Mothers Just Before Pregnancy May Not Be
Enough |
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Newly Discovered Weakness in Cancer Cells Make Them More
Susceptible to Chemotherapy |
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Jailed Men Express Need for Financial Education |
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New Medical Conditions More Likely to Spark Healthy Changes
Among Better-Educated Middle-Aged Americans |
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First Large Scale Study Links Autism and Autoimmunity |
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Echolocation for Humans: Playing It by Ear |
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Customer Satisfaction Increases the Value and Interest of
Company Shares for Institutional Investors |
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Music Lessons Enhance the Quality of School Life |
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Substance Use by Adolescents On an Average Day Is Alarming |
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Doubling the Daily Allowance of Protein Intake With Diet and
Exercise Protects Muscle Loss |
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Your Spouse's Voice Is Easier to Hear--And Easier to Ignore |
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Recipe for Britain's First Chilled Chocolate Treats Discovered |
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Antibiotic-Resistant Strains of Salmonella Tracked from Farm
to Fork |
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Adding Blood Pressure Drug to Standard Antibiotics Speeds Up
TB Treatment |
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Human Heart Disease Recently Found in Chimpanzees |
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Why Smokers Gain Weight When They Quit Smoking: Changes in
Intestinal Flora |
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Targeting Mosquito Breeding Sites Could Boost Malaria Control
Efforts in Africa and Asia |
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Protect Corridors to Save Tigers, Leopards |
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Ozone Depletion Linked to Extreme Precipitation in Austral
Summer |
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Where Can Coral Reefs Relocate to Escape the Heat? |
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Wake Up and Smell the Reef: Fish Larvae Sniff Their Way Back
Home |
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Fifteen New Species of Amazonian Birds |
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On Warming Antarctic Peninsula, Moss and Microbes Reveal
Unprecedented Ecological Change |
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Hidden Shell Middens Reveal Ancient Human Presence in Bolivian
Amazon |
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Model of 'Near-Optimal' Genetic Code Developed |
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Spread of Farming and Origin of Lactase Persistence in
Neolithic Age |
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Not the End of the World: Why Earth's Greatest Mass Extinction
Was the Making of Modern Mammals |
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NASA's Hubble Sees a Cosmic Caterpillar |
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Milky Way Gas Cloud Causes Multiple Images of Distant Quasar |
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New Cassini Data from Saturn's Largest Moon Titan Indicate a
Rigid, Weathered Ice Shell |
108 |
Modified Law of Gravity Predicts Dwarf Galaxy Feature Prior to
Observations |
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Oldest Solar Twin Identified: New Clues to Help Solve Lithium
Mystery |
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Reproducing Nature's Chemistry: Researchers Alter Molecular
Properties in a New Way |
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New Imaging Technology Promising for Several Types of Cancer |
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New Sensor Is Almost as Sensitive as a Dog's Nose |
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Oxygen 'Sponge' Presents Path to Better Catalysts, Energy
Materials |
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Researchers Aim to Use Light--Not Electric Jolts--To Restore
Healthy Heartbeats |
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Why Electrons Pass Through Very Tiny Wires Less Smoothly Than
Expected: Light Shed On 20-Year-Old Mystery |
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Neutron Stars in the Computer Cloud |
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Space Laser to Prove Increased Broadband Possible |
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Computer Test Reveals High Prevalence of Attention Disorders
in Stroke Patients |
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Do Girls Really Experience More Math Anxiety? |
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