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2007 Library and Information Science Grant Awards
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Freeze 'condemned Neanderthals'
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UK's First Wave Farm Project Announced
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Author God and science co-exist
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EU ministers agree to 20% emissions cut
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Tories accused of diluting commitment to protect fisheries
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Scottish hedgehogs saved after consciences pricked
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Scientific body Global warming a 'growing threat'
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Overfishing in deep waters puts fish stocks at risk
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Australia to ban old-style light bulbs, go fluorescent to cut greenhouse emissions
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Mud brick tomb discovered near Egyptian pyramid
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DHS to fund research in nuclear sciences
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Awards for science writers announced
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Science Journal Shuns Korean Papers
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Science vs. state's criminals
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Genetic Link Found For Suicide
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news 40 Million for Science Research announced by Minister Michel Martin TD
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Anorexic models have genetic predisposition toward disease
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Mud brick tomb in Egypt
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Researcher says infants do form memories, but they also quickly forget them
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Muslim prayer room discovered in ramp near Jerusalem holy site
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An ambitious effort to preserve an ancient Egyptian sanctuary
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University and health science center in San Antonio collabor
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Stressed Singaporeans crack down on thieving monkeys
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Lab-grown teeth transplanted in mice
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€40m allocated for science research
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Mud Tomb Found Near Oldest Egypt Pyramid
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Top Science Organization Global Warming 'Threat to Society'
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DNA 'bar codes' identify 15 new species of birds
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U.S. has more science smarts, for the most part
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World's Largest Science Group Chimes in on Climate Change
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Florida citrus industry sees little cold damage
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Japanese scientists to reconstitute hair follicles, kidneys and livers
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Creating genetic portrait of every animal results in discovery of 15 bird species
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February thaw east of Rockies; West gets wet
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A Journey To Space Is Not A Jaunt To The Caribbean
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New approach to dealing with distress
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Science group joins concern over climate
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Two systems affecting the West
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Elderly people have scientific reason to walk long distances
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Robots join hunt for 'extinct' US woodpecker
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Bellamy makes experimentation a science
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Science And Sophistry
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Culprit in Type 2 diabetes may be cholesterol study
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Tobacco companies obstructed science, history professor says
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Wroughton Science Museum
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Russian cargo ship docks with international space station
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Science association joins in climate change concern
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Wanted Entrepreneurial drive in the sciences
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Human knowledge eroded as endangered languages die
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American eels don't qualify as endangered species, government decides
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Half Of World's Languages Endangered
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Children's TV 'is linked to cancer, autism, dementia'
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Magazine brings science to life
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NASA will check for life on one of Jupiter's moons
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Scientists use pig bladders, salamanders to help regrow fingers
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Storminess shifts west
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Breast cancer, exercise studied
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Book Review Belladonna by Anne Bishop
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U.S. science group calls for action on global warming
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Disclose all emissions, UK urged
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Science and Technology for Sustainable Well-Being
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After-school program gives pupils a hands-on lesson in engineering
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Science needs entrepreneurs, says Page
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Traumatized US soldiers being treated in 'virtual Iraq'
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Mountain glacier could 'vanish'
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Space Science News latest RSS headlines Malaysia Sun.com
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New Zealand PM pressures Japan to move stricken whaler
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Cold and snow
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Bringing science closer to religion
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Science Group Warming a Mounting Threat
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NASA mission launched to unveil secrets of Northern Lights
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Study Understanding of science on the rise
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Science center hopes changes spur interest
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Anthony Westbury We need to brush up on science
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My turn Wolf-control programs carried out under the guise of 'science'
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Teacher takes love of science to students
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Britain will let women sell eggs to science
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Biodiversity study reveals 15 new bird species in Canada and U.S.
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Online sites use science to solve love problems
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American Belief in Pseudoscience on the Rise
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Windy days for the East; warm on its way
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UK women to get all-clear to sell eggs for science
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British women to get all-clear to sell eggs for science
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Bloomington students excel at Science Olympiad
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Teacher takes love of science from the lab right to students
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Science knowledge improved, study says
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Emissions Bill Gains Momentum in Washington
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Polygraph testing — it's an inexact science
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Keeping afloat on the world's water problems
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Florida revising rules for building in tortoise habitat
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Splitting a Georgia retreat's personality
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Dredging causing islands to shrink
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Book a flight and plant a tree
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Winners named at science fair
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Superstitions temper rise in science IQ
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China-EU space project launched
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Human skin is an anthropologist's map
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Elephant's Tusk Removed With Chain Saw
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Naval Science Professor Hired to Direct Space Museum
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NASA Mission to Seek Polar Lights' Energy Source and technology
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Satellites launch on substorm mission
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Astronaut arrested in kidnap attempt
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Diaper astronaut pleads innocence
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Wild grass could hold key to clean fuels of the future
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NASA Successfully Launches Science Satellite Quintet
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Fla. artificial tire reef is now a disaster
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5 satellites launch on rocket; mission aims to find source of substorms
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Science Day programmes
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Combine science and spirituality Union Minister
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`New generation losing interest in science'
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Combine science and spirituality Minister
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IKP to float company for research in life sciences
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URA to consider new bid for science lab
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Senate approves incentives for rigorous math, science instruction
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Bill would base sex ed on science
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Comment When science and unproven fears collide
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Careful Review of Science Refutes Global Warming Myths
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January is Warmest on Record http//www.livescience.com/environment/070216_jan07highest_temps.html/
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'India emerging as key biotech leader in Asia'
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Suzuki Info the key to clean air
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Delhi's morbidity rate nearly one-sixth of national average
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Science means safety for Forces in Iraq
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Mainstream News Careful Review of Science Refutes Global Warming Myths
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Students learn gross science
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Ancient theater found in Athens
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Vigorous clipper continues east
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Sexual disorders high among BPO workers
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Percepta Launches Life Science Dashboard Market Research Reports for Purification, Amplification
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'Surya namaskar' only an exercise, says Baba Ramdev
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Missouri couple sues peanut butter maker over Salmonella scare
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Science Fair winners move on to next level
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Aerospace industry veteran joins board of Aurora Flight Sciences
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'Bionic eye' offers hope to blind scientists
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The differences between science and faith
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Woman Becomes Quadruple Amputee After Giving Birth
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Court Permit Violates Owl Protection
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Warmest January ever recorded worldwide in 2007 US scientists
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Invest in Science, Says World Bank President
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Slimming mirrors, science vs. stereotypes and more
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Gathering of the science tribes
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Can you say windy with flying snowflakes
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Researchers re-create Washington's face
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SAIC gets 13.5M NASA deal
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Science fair experiments provide practical knowledge
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U.S. science annual meeting focuses on climate change
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Launch of northern lights probe delayed again
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US Debates Response to Chinese Anti-Satellite Test and technology
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Need for focus on pure science courses VC
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36M to get consumers to buy green vehicles
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Province to lure top scientists
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Furious winter storm pounding Northeast
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Size matters in fish mating
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Science Day on February 26
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New Theory Explains Mysterious Dark Galaxies
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Norway to encase sunken German WWII sub to contain mercury
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Home DNA ancestry kits ask users to hand over personal genetic information
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CBSE introduces internal evaluation for science, mathematics
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Science tackles online dating
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Kansas science guides revised
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Aviation for the birds
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Kansas repeals science guidelines questioning evolution
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Vilsack details energy security strategy
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Local astronaut to lead space station mission
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PSU probes the mystery of bee deaths
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Kansas education board repeals science guidelines questioning evolution
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UN panel issues tough climate change verdict
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Singapore to develop new science and technology park in Zhejiang Province
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Major storm thrashes eastern half of country
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Group Germany's amphibians threatened
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Stelmach Ottawa needs to invest in finding pollution solution
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UD requests funds for science program, renovations
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Costa Rica Probes Deaths of 500 Pelicans
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Board Approves New Science Standards
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Kansas Rewrites Science Standards Again
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China failed to meet environmental goals for '06 watchdog
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China, Russia Clash With US Over Space Weapons Treaty and technology
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Science Museum to mark 100th birthday with 100 dinosaurs around town
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Science Magazine Glaciers Not On Simple Upward Melting Trend
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Nasty storm wallops lower Midwest, Southeast
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Leaders in U.S., U.K. of embryonic stem cell banks to promote research
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New Test Distinguishes Between Two Cancers
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Mice cloned from skin stem cells
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Marine Bacteria Energy Sources Studied
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French astronaut to set up space station science lab
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Severe storms in the South, wintry Midwest
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U.S. gyrodyne malfunction repaired Russian space agency
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Kansas students study forced sterilization and syphilis in black men
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Scientists find gene causing type 2 diabetes
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Canadian weight-loss firms sued by two area women
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CMU software aids NASA's Mars rovers
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Planned Parenthood to give away Plan B packages
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Japan pushes for commercial whaling
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Study links chimps and 'hammers'
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Ancient hammers made by chimpanzees fuel debate over evolution
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Ministry Explains Merits of Science Phase Out
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'Space potato' grown from mutated seeds
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Logic of pure science
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YM Bioscience top brass exit after drug trial ends
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U.S., U.K. officials meet on stem cells
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Ex-Japanese official China plans no more anti-satellite missile tests
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International Space Station loses some power
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Putin strengthens energy ties in Qatar, Saudi
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China says no more satellite-killer tests
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Blowing, drifting snow for the Midwest
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PM announces 1.5B clean air fund
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Crashing Comets Create Dusty Stellar Death Shroud
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Passion for science
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Warming climate blamed on cosmic rays
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Illegal wildlife trade in China undiminished by bans, health threats
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Kosan Biosciences to Present at the BIO CEO Investor Conference
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Irish growth to top euro zone league
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Power Briefly Out in Space Station
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Earth Science Class
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South Africa Govt to Launch Science And Technology Forum
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Science makes dad of fallen soldier
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A life of science
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Science makes fallen soldier a father
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Science Museum event gives visitors an education in all things chocolate
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Believing Scripture but Playing by Science's Rules
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A hotel for bacteria
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Non-smoking women subjected to lung cancer risk
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Mid-week mess for Mid-Atlantic?
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Sea creatures to be tracked electronically
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The most amazing balancing rock you've ever seen
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Sciences Remain Worst Done O'level Subjects for 5 Years
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EVOLUTION CONTROVERSY State science standards up for new vote
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Italy To Offer Free Cervical Cancer Vaccine
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Scientists near 'consensus' on safety, advocate says
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Milky Way Fortified with Calcium
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OpenMacGrid Spare Some CPU, in The Name of Science
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Go ahead, take a nap, science says
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In Russia's Science City, elemental discoveries
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Researchers identify genes linked to diabetes
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Wesleyan science center work progressing
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Minnesota / Science teaching getting a boost
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Great city, but can that be sustained?
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Buyers willing to pay for 'green'
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How to Get Wall Street to Hug a Tree
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Local doctor pioneers ovary transplants
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Uganda Sciences Remain Worst Done O'level Subjects for 5 Years
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Rocket science boosts comfort of high heels
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Western storm heads eastward
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Judging Conscience by Popular Vote
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An Appeal to Conscience to Those Who Would Bomb Iran
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New genes point to diabetes risk
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Believing Scripture but Playing by Science's Rules
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Bush's Farm Bill Outlines Bold Move
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Wolf collects top award for leading contributions in life science field
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Former Science Mag Editor Speaks Out Against Global Warming Hysteria
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Gasoline prices rise to 2.22/gallon survey
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New storm lurks for Plains, Midwest, South
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An experiment that hints we are wrong on climate change
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Juggling, Gyllenhaal wow at Oscars science awards
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Mystery ailment strikes honeybees
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Global warming double-trouble for Peru Shrinking glaciers and water shortage
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Wildlife preservation efforts in New York State focus on private land
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China to develop super fast 'maglev' trains by 2010
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India's great river is awash in filth
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Warming Threatens Double-Trouble in Peru
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Europe Fights to Save Its Fish Stocks
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India's Great River Is Awash in Filth
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Christians in support of evolution are on a roll
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Eyes on the future Indian science can redevelop the nation,
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New chief appointed at science body
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Science solving crimes in suburbs
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The questions science cannot answer
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The 'sweet science' is for women too
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From evolution to tobacco use, science gets twisted
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A week's worth of science news
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Mainers edged in science contest
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Teaching science by the peck
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Ingenious area students rise to science challenges
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SoFA exhibit explores synthesis of art, science
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Views on faith and science
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FIREPLACE....Makes Fire From Water!!!
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L.A.'s hot spots
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Japan Says North Korean Energy Demands Blocking Nuclear Weapons Deal and technology
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Swiss takes over as space agency's rocket man
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UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
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A famous battleship's portentous cargo
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Updating Bush's spin on climate change
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Amazing Cockpit Photos
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Winners named at Brevard science fair
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Cold, hard science
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Teens' DVD aims to save amphibians, reptiles
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Video Wildlife champion Alex Petridis
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Picking the cream of the crop of hand creams
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Dyslexia begins when the wires don't meet
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Dyslexic tells of his tortured childhood
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OUCH!!! A Dog After Its Fight With a Porcupine Pics
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Till Fi
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Lake snow and western storm to sweep nation