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Scientists Want to Know What ;) Really Means |
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Odd Football-Size Armored Creatures Solve Ancient Footprint
Mystery |
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The Science of Donald Trump Impersonations |
| 4 |
Ketchup Bottle Physics: Scientist Unlocks Key to Splat-Free
Sauce |
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Turtle the Size of 2 Earths: Stunning Sunspot Revealed in New
Radio Images |
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Interior Nominee Zinke Doubles Down on Coal |
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Virgin Birth: Zebra Shark Has Babies Without Mating |
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How Tattoo Artists Could Help Reduce Skin Cancer |
| 9 |
2016 Was Earth's Hottest Year on Record, and Humans Are to
Blame |
| 10 |
Robotic Device Hugs the Heart, Helping It Pump |
| 11 |
Good Widdle Doggie! Baby Talk Works Only for Puppies |
| 12 |
Weird Mars Rock Spied by Curiosity Rover Is Probably a
Meteorite |
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Mold Inside Sophie the Giraffe Toys: Should Parents Worry? |
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Hundreds of Thousands of Declassified CIA Documents Now
Available Online |
| 15 |
President Bush in the ICU: Why Does Pneumonia Strike Older
Adults? |
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Are girls really better at reading than boys, or are the tests
painting a false picture? |
| 17 |
Insecticides mimic melatonin, creating higher risk for
diabetes |
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Blood-repellent materials: A new approach to medical implants |
| 19 |
Too much sitting, too little exercise may accelerate
biological aging |
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Graphene's sleeping superconductivity awakens |
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Making AI systems that see the world as humans do |
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Traffic jam in empty space |
| 23 |
A tale of two pulsars' tails: Plumes offer geometry lessons to
astronomers |
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Ants find their way even when going backwards |
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Insects also migrate, study shows |
| 26 |
Regional sea-level scenarios: Helping US Northeast plan for
faster-than-global rise |
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Green Sahara's ancient rainfall regime revealed |
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Jumbled chromosomes may dampen the immune response to tumors |
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Plan A is to get patients to stick to their blood pressure
pills |
| 30 |
Blood test can predict life or death outcome for patients with
Ebola virus disease |
| 31 |
Scientists initiate first ethical guidelines for organs
cultivated in vitro |
| 32 |
Study discusses model for understanding nutrition and brain
development |
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Gene that enables memories, sense of direction produces
schizophrenia-like symptoms when mutated |
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Children's beliefs about talent influence music participation |
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Rabies viruses reveal wiring in transparent brains |
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Your 'anonmyized' web browsing history may not be anonymous |
| 37 |
The type, not just the amount, of sugar consumption matters in
risk of health problems |
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Non-Invasive Prenatal Screening's Popularity on the Rise |
| 39 |
Mars and Venus on the therapist's couch |
| 40 |
Chip-sized, high-speed terahertz modulator raises possibility
of faster data transmission |
| 41 |
Theorists propose new class of topological metals with exotic
electronic properties |
| 42 |
'Marine repairmen': Limpets are construction workers of the
seashore |
| 43 |
Explaining how 2-D materials break at the atomic level |
| 44 |
Likely cause--and potential prevention--of vision
deterioration in space |
| 45 |
Deep-space mission to metal asteroid |
| 46 |
Astrophysicists discover dimming of binary star |
| 47 |
Hubble gazes into a black hole of puzzling lightness |
| 48 |
Seeking structure with metagenome sequences |
| 49 |
Birds of a feather flock together to confuse potential
predators |
| 50 |
Heartbeat could be used as password to access electronic
health records |
| 51 |
Teens unlikely to be harmed by moderate digital screen use |
| 52 |
How bacteria exploit a chink in the body's armor |
| 53 |
New findings on how plants manage immune response |
| 54 |
Team uncovers cellular responses to bird flu vaccine |
| 55 |
What will the wasp plague be like this year? |
| 56 |
Sea-surface temps during last interglacial period like modern
temps |
| 57 |
Climate change to shift global pattern of mild weather |
| 58 |
Treated carbon pulls radioactive elements from water |
| 59 |
How much drought can a forest take? |
| 60 |
Caves in central China show history of natural flood patterns |
| 61 |
The tasmanian tiger had a brain structure suited to a
predatory life style |
| 62 |
Major Viking Age manor discovered at Birka, Sweden |
| 63 |
Prehistoric mega-lake sediment offers key insight into how
inland regions responded to 'super-greenhouse' event |
| 64 |
More efficient vaccine production |
| 65 |
The war on drugs causes massive human rights violations |
| 66 |
Affordable Care Act made cancer screening more accessible for
millions, study finds |
| 67 |
New study will help find the best locations for thermal power
stations in Iceland |
| 68 |
Talking to children about STEM fields boosts test scores and
career interest |
| 69 |
Gifted students benefit from ability grouping |
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Babies exposed to stimulation get brain boost |
| 71 |
College-student status does not automatically mean excessive
drinking |
| 72 |
Interactive 'nutrition label' for financial products helps
investors make better choices |
| 73 |
Researchers concerned about young people's responsibility for
their work ability |
| 74 |
Toxic bosses are bad for your health and bad for your
reputation |
| 75 |
Employers need to do more to encourage staff to switch off at
home |
| 76 |
Frankly, we do give a damn: Study finds links between swearing
and honesty |
| 77 |
Every meal triggers inflammation |
| 78 |
Eat hot peppers for a longer life? |
| 79 |
Estrogen Deprivation Leads to Death of Dopamine Cells in the
Brain |
| 80 |
Scientists tie the tightest knot ever achieved |
| 81 |
Searching for planets in the Alpha Centauri system |
| 82 |
Wearable biosensors can flag illness, Lyme disease, risk for
diabetes; low airplane oxygen |
| 83 |
The moon is older than scientists thought |
| 84 |
How the darkness and the cold killed the dinosaurs |
| 85 |
First humans arrived in North America a lot earlier than
believed |
| 86 |
Viruses in genome important for our brain |
| 87 |
Viper's strike quantified in nature for the first time |
| 88 |
Raw materials for meatballs, falafel from mealworms and
crickets |
| 89 |
Strength of hair inspires new materials for body armor |
| 90 |
Tiny fruit flies use cold hard logic to select mates |
| 91 |
Why 'platonic' flies don't copulate and what that could mean
for humans |
| 92 |
Classic video game system used to improve understanding of the
brain |
| 93 |
New theory may explain mystery of Fairy Circles of Namibia |
| 94 |
New species of moth named in honor of Donald Trump ahead of
his swearing-in as president |
| 95 |
Bacteria recruit other species with long-range electrical
signals |
| 96 |
Australia bans non-prescription codeine to fight opioid crisis |
| 97 |
Sustainable tuna fishing is bad for climate--here's why |
| 98 |
Largest lake in southern Europe under threat from
"eco-resort" |
| 99 |
Woman hit by lightning loses synaesthesia--but then it returns |
| 100 |
There are five times more urban foxes in England than we
thought |
| 101 |
Computer vision algorithms pick out petty crime in CCTV
footage |
| 102 |
DeepMind's AlphaGo is secretly beating human players online |
| 103 |
Physicists can't agree on what the quantum world looks like |
| 104 |
Computer uses facial cues to spot if people have autism |
| 105 |
False memory helps us think but we can't do it when we're
tired |
| 106 |
Simple blood test can detect genetic diseases early in
pregnancy |
| 107 |
Tiny nanoelectrodes record brain's activity without damaging
it |
| 108 |
Your walk could be a password that connects devices on your
body |
| 109 |
Drones inspired by insects could keep flying even when damaged |
| 110 |
Racing robot cars will help AI learn to adapt to the real
world |
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