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Food from cloned animals safe to eat FDA
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Bush administration to propose listing polar bears as threatened species
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Russian space launch pad to be built in French Guyana
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EU environment ministers vote against sound science
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Panel urges tighter rules for science publications
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Nobel laureates gather in Stockholm for 'celebration of science'
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Violence mars Sri Lanka tsunami recovery
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Bush OKs billions to clean up coal mines
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Italy fashion industry to fight anorexia
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Christian Science church in Stamford marks 100 years
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New Identification Technology in Stores Raises Privacy Concerns
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Bald Eagles No Longer Endangered
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Research in basic sciences on the decline UGC
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Social Science Congress
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Singapore to develop new science and technology park in Zhejiang Province
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Study Compares Lung Cancer Radiation Treatments
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Weight May Be Linked to Type of Bacteria
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Indian science graduates shun govt work for private sector
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Sticky Web Science ponders Internet 'addiction'
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Forensic science for fighting crime
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Researcher fossil find confirms New Zealand had indigenous land mammals
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Armadillos, leathery animals with poor vision, move north to Illinois
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Hypoallergenic cats coming to market
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Research Hibernating skunks benefit from snuggling
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EPA OKs fuel-cell car production
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Southeast Asia hunts wildlife poachers
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High Selenium Levels Found In Bird Eggs
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Stem Cell Loss in Aging Brain May Bring Poorer Memory
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Bones of massive sauropod dinosaur discovered in Spain
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U.S. professor discovers mammals can smell underwater
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Brazilian berry destroys cancer cells in lab, UF study shows
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ProMetic Life Sciences stock up 22% after blood filtration breakthrough
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Meat and milk from cloning are safe, 2 FDA scientists say
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Tainted eggs raise alarm over farm runoff
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EPA backs production of hydrogen-powered cars
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Court finds EPA's smog rules lacking
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Malibu roiled by plan for overnight camping, more trails
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N.M. Secretary Wants Los Alamos Lab Fined
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