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Ancient weapons found in ruins in Syria LiveScience
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What is beauty? Others help define it Science
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Native village, 9.000-year-old artifacts found on occupied land in Caledonia
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World-renowned marine scientist hospitalized with rare form of brain cancer
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Doomsday Clock set forward
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Wintry weather hits the South
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'Doomsday Clock' to move nearer midnight
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'Green' groups contend lab bid treated unfairly
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Supervisors urge faster alerts
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1,000 kids get HIV every day
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17th-century remedy; 21st-century potency
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Genetic tests may make Pap smears less vital
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Signs of an ancient clash unearthed in Syria
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Bruker BioSciences Corporation Announces Pittcon 2007 Press Conference in Chicago
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BioForce Nanosciences Appoints New CFO
01/17/2007
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'Doomsday Clock' to Move Nearer Midnight
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Hawking Climate change worse than terror
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What we hear, and how it affects what we see
01/17/2007
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Solar power eliminates utility bills in New Jersey home
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Still wintry in Texas
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C.R. science center donations keep it from closing
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Geron reports new benefit of its stem cell therapy
01/17/2007
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Fossil skull, artifact, help date human migration
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U.S. Warns About Canadian Spy Coins
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Blind Cats Get Implants
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AIDS drug to protect fetus is safe for infected mothers, study finds
01/17/2007
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36 years later, German tourist makes amends for shoplifting in Norway
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Bird flu ban remains despite migration shift
01/17/2007
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Rome hosts second Festival of Sciences
01/17/2007
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WWF UAE worse than U.S
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Iraq death toll an inexact science
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Mystery of Napoleon's Death Said Solved
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2007 Library and Information Science Grant Awards
01/17/2007
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UC Berkeley Webcasts Video and Podcasts Spring 2007 Courses
01/17/2007
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South Asians at greater risk for heart attack, even after immigrating
01/17/2007
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Science solves 50-year mystery
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Science is powerful, but it cannot explain everything.
01/17/2007
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1202 p.m. - House Education Committee OKs plan to increase math, science requirements
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Minn. Contends For Underground Science Lab
01/17/2007
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Science Degrees Prove Valuable In Life After Uni
01/17/2007
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India seeks out new alliances as the new science superpower
01/17/2007
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Schumer Wants More Support for Science and Math in NY
01/17/2007
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Idaho teens likely to face more science, math classes
01/17/2007
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National Science Foundation adds two contenders for deep lab
01/17/2007
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British science must work with Asia think tank
01/17/2007
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Of Mutual Interest High-minded funds cater to conscience
01/17/2007
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Warning Over The Future Of Science
01/17/2007
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What is the origin of zero?
01/17/2007
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Why Funny Women Turn Off Men
01/17/2007
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How to scientifically prepare the perfect boiled egg
01/16/2007
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The guilty conscience of the West Iraq and the art of war
01/16/2007
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CEO Interview Aastrom Biosciences
01/16/2007
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How big science might fix climate change
01/16/2007
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Trellis Bioscience and PDL BioPharma Collaborate to Discover Novel Antibodies Using Trellis' Antibod
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Bayer MaterialScience CEO to get award
01/16/2007
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Eugene Science Granted Patent That PlantSterol Containing Food, and Technology for Preparing
01/16/2007
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WWF says coffee grown in Indonesian national park threatens rhinos, tigers Zoological society launch
01/16/2007
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Kenya African states, not donors, must fund science
01/16/2007
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Lux Biosciences Received USFDA Orphan Drug Designation for Ophthalmic Indications of ISA247
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WWF Coffee threatens Indonesian animals
01/16/2007
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Winter takes a firm hold
01/16/2007
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Brands sell illegal Indonesian coffee, threaten rare species WWF
01/16/2007
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Study Big-Brained Birds Survive Better
01/16/2007
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Beauty in the eye of other beholders, says study
01/16/2007
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Asia 'may sideline UK research'
01/16/2007
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Science fears loss of its superpower ally
01/16/2007
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Gasoline pump price falls to 5-week low U.S. EIA
01/16/2007
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Severe weather warnings to cover smaller areas
01/16/2007
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Jordan's Petra named 7 wonders candidate
01/16/2007
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Zimbabwe University Students Boycott Classes Over Big Tuition Hikes and technology
01/16/2007
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The Autism Numbers, is there an epidemic?
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National Geographic to air program on head transplants. This is a MUST read
01/16/2007
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L.I. Rescuers Move 9 Dolphins to Safety
01/16/2007
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Vt. Lawmakers Hear New Warming Approach
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Jordan's Petra Named 7 Wonders Candidate
01/16/2007
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Top Ten Unexplained Phenomena
01/16/2007
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Ancient Urban Battle Revealed
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Zoo Panda Too Fat For Sex
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Severe Weather Warnings to be More Precise
01/16/2007
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`Fun science gallery' inaugurated in Tirunelveli
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Course in science communication
01/16/2007
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British experts protect animals on EDGE of extinction
01/16/2007
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California's big freeze threatening citrus crops
01/16/2007
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Earth's Weirdest Animals To Be Protected
01/16/2007
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Scientists Warn Of New Form Of Stem Rust
01/16/2007
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Golstein More Kyoto crimes
01/16/2007
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Zoological Society of London launches program to protect 100 rare mammals
01/16/2007
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Weston Slip of the tongue
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New details about ancient urban centre emerge from ruins of Hamoukar in Syria
01/16/2007
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Researchers Develop More Sensitive Test for Drug-Resistant HIV
01/16/2007
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Zoological Group Protecting Rare Animals
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Purses a Real Pain, Doctor Says
01/16/2007
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Mystery of Napoleon's Death Said Solved
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EU drops mandatory GM tests on US maize gluten
01/16/2007
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Texas under siege again
01/16/2007
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Early Hypertension Increases Risk of Heart Disease
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Early Hypertension Increases Risk of Heart Disease states
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Earthquake Deaths Down in 2006
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Questions remain in whale shark death
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Record bald eagle count registered along Washington state river
01/16/2007
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Ancient weapons found in ruins in Syria
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RTI names VP of finance for social, statistical sciences
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Visionary science of human eye
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20 years to fix science
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Animal rights campaigners disrupt Hong Kong fashion week
01/16/2007
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Malaysian PM says huge task to repair flood damage
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British move to protect rare mammals
01/16/2007
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The digital age's Swiss Army knife
01/16/2007
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News From The Associated Press Science and Faith Unite
01/16/2007
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Center searches for the science behind faith
01/16/2007
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Amnesia Patients Stuck in the Present
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Your Boss Really is Clueless
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Air travel with a clear conscience
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Police Confession Procedures May Lead To False Confessions
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Laughing at Death
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Carnivores Can't Get Much Bigger
01/16/2007
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Bush signs fishing legislation
01/16/2007
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'National science policy lacks conviction'
01/16/2007
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Health Science Center asked to participate in national diabetes study
01/16/2007
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Science Education Must for Muslim Youth, Says Scholar
01/16/2007
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At least 31 killed as ice storms, snow, floods hit US
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Hanging 'science' is unpredictable
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- Science and Faith Join Forces
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Study Confirms Vivisection Is Bad Science
01/16/2007
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Exhibition Captures The Art Of Science
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Senate panel OKs new math, science requirements
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Scent of a science mess
01/16/2007
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Changing Science to Help Save Our Environment
01/15/2007
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Advantage Capital Partners and Augury Capital Management Form Alliance for Life Sciences and Financi
01/15/2007
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Tails of the unexpected
01/15/2007
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Restaurant tray liners aim to promote math, science
01/15/2007
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Scientists try to save world's rarest creatures
01/15/2007
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Civic conscience rises in Mumbai
01/15/2007
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How to be a Girl Bully
01/15/2007
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Australia ranked lower than India in math and science education
01/15/2007
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Emirates residents outpace Americans in environmental harm
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Lanzarote offers everyone aquatic delights By Andreas Heimann
01/15/2007
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Air travel with a clear conscience By Reino Gevers
01/15/2007
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The Girl With a Boy's Brain
01/15/2007
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100,000 For Local Science & Technology Education
01/15/2007
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Senate Ed panel votes to boost Idaho math, science requirements
01/15/2007
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Tails of the unexpected not such a blast
01/15/2007
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Scientists Warn of Fewer Studies From Space
01/15/2007
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Memphis Zoo performs artificial insemination on panda for a second time
01/15/2007
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Theory of Quantum Mechanics Cleverly Described
01/15/2007
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Scientists Study Massive Flamingo Die-Offs
01/15/2007
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Moon May Be More Like Earth Than Thought
01/15/2007
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Eight More Near Galaxies Are Discovered
01/15/2007
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Protection urged for UK sea life
01/15/2007
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Protection for 'weirdest' species
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New group at Penn studies the science behind spirituality
01/15/2007
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Strange Old Skull Human or Not?
01/15/2007
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Ice storms, snow, floods, tornado hit US, killing 25
01/15/2007
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Skull found in Romania suggests possible human-Neanderthal interbreeding
01/15/2007
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Sask., Alta., report new cases of deadly chronic wasting disease in wild deer
01/15/2007
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Euroscience Calls For Support For Convicted Health Workers In Libya
01/15/2007
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Memories are made of this molecule
01/15/2007
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Cold spell nearly sets records
01/15/2007
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Hangings Are Meant to Kill Efficiently
01/15/2007
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Foes working together to combat global warming
01/15/2007
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Japan starts incinerating chickens
01/15/2007
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Japan Recommends Scrapping Moon Mission
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How a Hanging is Supposed to Work
01/15/2007
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Global Warming Unites Science and Religion
01/15/2007
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Gun, knife wounds result in 40,000 Ontario hospital visits study
01/15/2007
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Hangings Are Meant to Kill Efficiently
01/15/2007
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Warning Issued on Satellite Maintenance
01/15/2007
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UAE Beats Americans' Environmental Harm
01/15/2007
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UAE beats Americans' environmental harm
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Ym BioSciences shares rise on report milestones met in trial of cancer drug
01/15/2007
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Astrophysicist also science fiction writer
01/15/2007
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Science and Faith Join Forces
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E-mails a problem for science historians
01/15/2007
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Freak Chickens Lay Eggs Loaded with Drugs
01/15/2007
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Lake Vostok Life To Be Studied
01/15/2007
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Conscience Series - TO YOU, MOTHERLAND
01/15/2007
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CTT licenses life sciences tech from Georgia institute
01/15/2007
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Industry Canada's showcase looking tawdry
01/15/2007
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EU to debate Hungary GMO ban, flowers and potatoes
01/15/2007
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The ultimate questions
01/15/2007
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MIT Leads in Revolutionary Science, Harvard Declines
01/15/2007
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YM BioSciences' breast cancer Rx advancing
01/15/2007
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Comet McNaught, Brightest In 40 Years, To Dazzle Down Under
01/15/2007
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Science festival gets ready to reveal Big Ideas
01/15/2007
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Asian leaders sign energy pact at landmark summit
01/15/2007
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More ice looms for Texas, now Northeast
01/15/2007
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Record chills threaten roadways, plants, people as area braces for another cold night
01/15/2007
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Euroscience Calls For Support For Convicted Health Workers In Libya
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Sunday Focus Coaching search an inexact science
01/15/2007
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Tough to think science when policy interferes
01/15/2007
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Who's paying for his 'anti-alarmist' science?
01/15/2007
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Science snapshot This study gets to an ancient point on war
01/15/2007
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What if science goes awry?
01/15/2007
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SCIENCEKorea accelerates space program
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Professor hopes link aids science academy
01/15/2007
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* Taiwan maintains No. 18 rank in science articles
01/15/2007
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Shock and awe at Detroit's Science Center
01/15/2007
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Nigeria Missing science millions cause huge row in Nigeria
01/15/2007
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Running a business not rocket science - or is it?
01/14/2007
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Rare Montana discovery fuels debate over fossil sales
01/14/2007
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Fine arts in science
01/14/2007
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Pluto's demotion ends up bringing ex-planet honor
01/14/2007
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NASA possibly missed Mars life
01/14/2007
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Municipalities wary of flood control proposal
01/14/2007
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City to weigh in on development plan
01/14/2007
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Composting facility idea gets interest
01/14/2007
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President revokes Alaska bay drilling ban
01/14/2007
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'Green team' bid to run lab rejected
01/14/2007
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Life & Culture Science & Environment - ContraCostaTimes.com
01/14/2007
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Winter storm plagues much of nation
01/14/2007
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Anti-cancer hens' eggs produced
01/14/2007
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Battelle's 750,000 gift to help science education
01/14/2007
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Storm in Sweden kills three
01/14/2007
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Dogs Get Found, Cats Stay Lost
01/14/2007
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Thai scientists to open gene bank to fight disease
01/14/2007
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Storm in Sweden kills two
01/14/2007
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British scientists develop anti-cancer chicken eggs
01/14/2007
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More ice looms for Texas
01/14/2007
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Battelle's 750,000 gift to help science education in WA
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Ice storms, snow, floods, tornado wallop US killing 13
01/14/2007
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Science steps in to help with pet projects
01/14/2007
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Rebuilding beaches may help endangered sea turtles survive
01/14/2007
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Act of Union made Britain
01/14/2007
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Shock and awe at Detroit's Science Center
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The Nation's Weather
01/14/2007
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Raisin awareness of science
01/14/2007
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Letters to the Editor Science backs organic food
01/14/2007
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Backers see Metro High School as science hub
01/13/2007
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Powerful winter storm spins slowly
01/13/2007
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Wyeth and Solvay Pharmaceuticals Agreed on Additional Neuroscience Collaboration
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Schools test out science program
01/13/2007
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First bioscience conference gives researchers chance to connect
01/13/2007
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U.S., Canada Weigh Great Lakes Cleanup
01/13/2007
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Artist turns Everest trash into treasure
01/13/2007
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More dangerous ice and flooding
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Science solar energy power
01/13/2007
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Warmest December in Italy on record meteorologists
01/13/2007
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Cold versus warm and the mess in between
01/13/2007
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Low-cost dictionaries for science branches distributed
01/13/2007
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Worthington The myths of Kyoto
01/13/2007
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Fashion with a conscience
01/13/2007
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Science Education Must for Muslim Youth, Says Scholar
01/13/2007
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Apple's website now has a science column!!!!!
01/13/2007
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Students attend Super Science Saturday
01/13/2007
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Tsunamis The Grave, Global and Unpredictable Threat
01/13/2007
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Small Tsunami Hits Japan after Big Quake
01/13/2007
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Dante's New Look
01/13/2007
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Claim Humans in Minnesota 13,000 Years Ago
01/13/2007
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Comet McNaught Offers Brightest Show in 30 Years For A Week
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'National science policy lacks conviction'
01/13/2007
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With science, we can give kids the moon, stars
01/13/2007
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Major ice storm continues
01/13/2007
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How could a 'homosexuality gene' survive natural selection?
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Students lured to math, science
01/13/2007
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Chertoff clears way for fence plan
01/13/2007
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Donald E. Osterbrock, 82; modest scholar of the heavens studied sun and Milky Way
01/13/2007
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Seven science prediction of Popsci in 2007
01/12/2007
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Behind the Niagara Falls, there is this tunnel....PICS
01/12/2007
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How Wireless Power Works
01/12/2007
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Japan issues tsunami warning after 8.3 quake
01/12/2007
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Bradford Washburn, founded Boston Museum of Science
01/12/2007
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Top 10 pseudo-science scams for 2006
01/12/2007
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Science & Space Death of a Shark Leaves Scientists Grasping
01/12/2007
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Stipend and job for science students
01/12/2007
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Dion would penalize firms that didn't reduce emissions
01/12/2007
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Japan detects country's first infections of frogs with deadly fungus
01/12/2007
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Probe Going To Pluto To Have Jupiter Flyby
01/12/2007
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Man patents method of generating hydrogen from lightning strikes
01/12/2007
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Archaeologists Find Ancient Stone Tools
01/12/2007
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First Ever Artificial heart donated to Smithsonian
01/12/2007
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Health science hub opens in Inverness
01/12/2007
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Growth in Czech spending on science among fastest in Europe
01/12/2007
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Health Science Center asked to participate in national diabetes study
01/12/2007
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First stars in telescope's sights
01/12/2007
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Charity saves Paraguay wetland
01/12/2007
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What determines whether a substance is transparent?
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Speaking two tongues helps lick dementia, study finds
01/12/2007
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Deadly Frog Fungus Spreads to Japan
01/12/2007
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Bilingualism retards senility Canadian study
01/12/2007
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Low-cost science dictionaries out
01/12/2007
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New ideas about one of history's most mysterious documents
01/12/2007
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Clark County School Board ups math, science requirement
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Gamers Downloading Americas Army and technology
01/12/2007
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Nasty parasite has a role in spread of HIV
01/12/2007
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1,000 staff for Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences
01/12/2007
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State awards bioscience grants to five CSU projects
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01/12/2007
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01/12/2007
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Science And Technology Millions Missing
01/12/2007
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FDA probing embryo-production service
01/12/2007
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Atlanta zoo's baby panda makes media debut
01/12/2007
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Western farmers to vote in federal barley plebiscite
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Japan Finds First Frog Fungal Infections
01/12/2007
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01/12/2007
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Killer Spiders Prefer Malaria Mosquitoes
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Thief sends check to ease conscience
01/12/2007
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Amar Bose Hi-Fidelity to Higher Education and technology
01/12/2007
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Urban Future Focus of 2007 State of the World Report and technology
01/12/2007
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The Top 100 Science Stories of 2006
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Hefty kids sought
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UWO researchers net 'innovation' funds Austrian trees expected to release 'spring' pollen Man shoots
01/12/2007
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Women 'Advertise' Their Fertility
01/12/2007
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India to spend Rs.5 billion to attract youth to science
01/12/2007
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Bush Signs Fishing Reform Legislation
01/12/2007
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Officials Track E. Coli Strain to Calif.
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BP says to build 5 wind projects in U.S.
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Russia celebrates 100th birthday of space pioneer
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Warm Temps, El Nino Delay Lakes' Freezing
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Slowing a tide of pollutants
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Georgia Aquarium's whale shark dies
01/12/2007
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Mars orbiter spots landing site of 1997 Pathfinder probe
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Calif. farmers prepare for weekend freeze
01/12/2007
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Alaska charges processer with letting salmon rot
01/12/2007
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360 tonnes of Alaskan salmon rot; processor charged in 'economic catastrophe'
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Mysterious Bird Deaths Down Under
01/12/2007
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Idaho Governor Can't Wait to Kill Wolves
01/12/2007
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Atlanta's panda cub makes her debut
01/12/2007
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Sound Pulses Exceed Speed of Light
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Flash floods kill 14 in Sri Lanka
01/12/2007
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China, Japan, S Korea agree on closer co-op in science and technology
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Science center to expand next door
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Arctic cold and crippling ice
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US High School Physics Enrollment Hits Record High
01/12/2007
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Human remains well preserved by plastic take the stage at Science Center exhibit
01/12/2007
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Is organic food worth the bigger price bite?
01/12/2007
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Crippling ice storm expected
01/12/2007
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Museum of Science founder dies at 96
01/12/2007
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Kansas City 'Cow town' now animal science hub
01/12/2007
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New pattern in Maths, Science for CBSE Class X
01/12/2007
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Science Stepping up the search for ET
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Ripples of history at science fair
01/12/2007
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European trio win science awards
01/12/2007
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Boston Science Museum Founder Dies at 96
01/12/2007
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Science Center expansion press conference
01/12/2007
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Clues found for early Europeans
01/12/2007
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Is ethanol the heart of gov.'s idea?
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Moving toward 'actual' mileage
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Lawsuit alleges Gas Co. pollutes aquifers
01/12/2007
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Governor wants 550 wolves killed
01/12/2007
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Major piece of O.C. land set aside as nature reserve
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Massive winter storm will wreak havoc on many
01/11/2007
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Another death at Georgia Aquarium
01/11/2007
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Students learn about the math, science involved in racing
01/11/2007
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Idaho governor calls for gray wolf kill
01/11/2007
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The Real Issue Is Science
01/11/2007
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Boston Science Museum Founder Dies at 96
01/11/2007
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Harvard unveils big campus expansion
01/11/2007
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Stem cell research in India
01/11/2007
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Skull Supports Human-Migration Theory
01/11/2007
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Mars orbiter spots 1997 lander site
01/11/2007
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Winter revives; storms come in
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Tocris Bioscience Completes Management Buy Out
01/11/2007
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Study Wheat Protein Starves Fly Larvae
01/11/2007
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01/11/2007
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Excavation Finds Earliest Europeans in Russia 45,000 Years Ago and technology
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Researchers Crack Code of Sexually Transmitted Disease and technology
01/11/2007
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Beavers Could Be Frogs' Best Friends
01/11/2007
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BMD Focus It is rocket science
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Scientists lobby against plan to restrict stem cell research
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Why Your Oil Became Partially Hydrogenated
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Good News About the Blues Scientists Discover Gene Therapy for Depression
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Flu Myths and Truths
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WW2 bomb find forces evacuation at Hanover Zoo
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Science & Space Tomorrow's World to return to BBC
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Green box recycling a go in Ottawa
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Dennie pins her hopes on China doctors
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Binge Drinking Related to Major Depression Among Women and technology
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Climate of change
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Green box recycling a go
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Skywatcher's Almanac Celestial Highlights in 2007
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Herbies bags Bird & Bird man for life sciences push
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Fengshui cultural heritage bid fans science vs
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Young scientists awarded at Science Congress
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Severe thunderstorms to impact the South
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Trees Flirt with Death During Dry Periods
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Ecopia BioSciences and Caprion Pharmaceuticals agree to stock-swap merger
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Brown gets 600,000 grant to train science teachers
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Fengshui cultural heritage bid fans science vs superstition debate
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IEA must do more to engage China, India, says next chief
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Science in Action
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Money hungry Brits develop social conscience
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Appliance of science into profit
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UK-Odd Summary
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Enel to build wind farms in U.S., Canada
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Kalam flays science departments for not using funds
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Climate shift linked to greenhouse gases
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Kalam proposes integrated national mission on science
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Kalam unhappy over unutilised science funds
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New UN health chief sets her priorities
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Mr. Science, on the run
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Science group bashes Exxon
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UR Gets Money to Spiff Up Science Classes
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Cool picture of a contrail created by USAF's new pulsed engine detonation
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Phase Bioscience Announces Investment from Johnson Johnson ...
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World's fattest rabbit amazing pictures
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Dark Spots May Be Lakes On Saturn's Moon
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Astronomers Find Black Hole In Odd Place
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The Green Room
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Brown gets NIH grant to train R.I. science teachers
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Novartis Joins Rivals In China
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