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Spacecraft Spies Avalanche on Mars
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Powerful storm swirling eastward
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Study Pronghorn thrive in wolves' shadow
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Dinosaur Graveyard as Tourist Draw
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Language Processing in Boys and Girls Biologically Different
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Ancient Microcrystals Discovered In Canada
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Science expo dispels myths
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Remains of mystic monk exhumed
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Call for hydrogen fuel stations
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EU governments welcome climate change package
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Science Weekly The Placebo Effect
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Negative Coverage Hurts Moulin Rouge Project
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OPINION California's Water War Heating Up
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Coastal Towns De-Salt Water
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Endeavour First of Many High-Rises for Clear Lake
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Outdoor Briefs
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DOE Nuke Waste Priorities Criticized
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BRIEF St. Patrick's Day Party Due at Hotel
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Idea of online medical records raises questions
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Capcom finally releases Rocketmen for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network
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Bacteria may live in snowflakes
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A scientist, supporting a state ban on the chemical, removed from EPA panel
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Science With Africa Conference Opens in Ethiopia's Capital
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In Basket New Cancer Institute to Open at L.B. Memorial
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Meiji University Chooses Thomson Scientific's Century of Science
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Nobel Laureate to Visit CoEP
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From Beyond the Grave
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State Taps into Mohler Fund to Buy Local Land
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Suburban Farms Seek New Ways to Stay Fertile
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Whaling ship attacked by activists Japan
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“Health science and nursing courses most sought after in Australia”
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Is Jullia Allison Flashing Nipple Here? Celebrity Science
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Britain urged to be satellite nation
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Britons waste 40 billion in food annually
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Seminar Goes on Trail of Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
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Kingfield Cuts Request for Chamber of Commerce
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Neuroscience increasingly presented as evidence for trials in U.S. courts
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CBSE's social science, fashion studies exams Monday
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Neuroscience having impact on U.S. courts
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OIL AND GAS MINISTER OPENS 8TH MIDDLE EAST GEOSCIENCES CONFERENCE AND EXPO
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PERSPECTIVES PROFILE Bruce Alberts, Science's New Editor
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Experts Study Neuroscience Use in Courts
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Science by press release PrimeGens murky stem-cell breakthrough
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Flounder Season Now Open in Va. With New Rules
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Fisherman Drowns on Windy Lake
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7 Women to Join County Hall of Fame
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Quarry Executive Puzzled By Report
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Field Reports
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Foundation's Banquet Saturday
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S.L. County No. 2 in U.S. For Toxic Deposits
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U.S. study shows why winter is 'flu season'
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CBSE's social science, fashion studies exams Monday
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BRIEF Catoosa County to Assume Maintenance of Landfill
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MLK Shoreline Gets Nature-Inspired Art
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State Looks to Reap Ag Bounty
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Play Your Carbs Right
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A Line in the Sand
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Eye on Trash Pass the Net Head Goes Here and Goes Here and Goes
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Goldstein The carbon cops are coming
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Dinosaurs bugged out?
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Craig Seeks Water Merger
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Beijing's Hosting of Congress Session Said Test for Olympics
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Citizen Scientists Track Climate Change
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Biodiversity on Display at Reedy Creek Center
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Students in San Bernardino connect with medical sciences
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Skeptics of human-caused global warming point to cold spell
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C. Everett Koop The Nation's Health Conscience
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Science College welcomes new student leaders
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'Green' Classes Catch on in CPS
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Biologists Continue Attack on Feral Hogs
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Sonar training ban for US Navy
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JSU launches search for 300 judges to help at science fair
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Commercial rocket schedule delayed
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Osprey Program Landing in Dubuque
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Appin May Be First With Eco-Friendly Breaks
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Maquoketa Spirits Rise From Ashes
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Wind Farm Proposal is Thrown Out By Council
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Airborne Bacteria Make It Rain, Researchers Find
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SCIENCE AND BULLFIGHTING Spanish breeder Victoriano del Rio to clone fighting bull
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Aggressive teens have mismatched brains ABC Science Article
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Utilities' Water Plan Wins Bureau's Favor
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Trespasser Hit With 598,181 Penalty
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Skeptics on Human Climate Impact Seize on Cold Spell
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Have Your Say in the Great Land Debate ; Environment Today
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CHEMICAL ALI HANGS 'IN DAYS' ; Genocide Chief Loses Pardon Bid
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Monster Storm Coming
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Court holds Navy to rules safeguarding marine mammals
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India to spend 13.15 million to protect tigers
03/02/2008 [-]
Whys is anyone even considering 'global warming' to be science?
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Beef inspectors put on leave after recall
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Sea turtles begin annual nesting in Fla.
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JNU explores emerging frontiers in the field of science
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Better facilities for science researchers
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Preparing for the Worst
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Final Decision on Impact Fees Ahead?
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Ute Lake Ranch Clears First Hurdle for Water Pipeline
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Destin to Fight for Flood Insurance for Crystal Beach
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Pay-Per-Bag Works
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Three Acres Burn in County Grass Fire
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Fifth Player in Bid for Gravel Extraction Rights
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Tow Tangle Wrecks John Day Lock
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Governor's Wild Water Week
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MYTH MEETS SCIENCE
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Science, technology are ingredients of power
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PHOTO GALLERY Science Fair Winners
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Overall winners announed at Louisiana Region 1 Science & Engineering Fair
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Climate Skeptics Seize on Cold Spell
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US Life Expectancy Drops To 29th Worldwide 69.3 Years
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A new tool in identifying murder victims or criminals - a strand of hair
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At the core of snowflakes, bacteria
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Alliance's Offer to Buy Lake Tapps Progresses
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Yard-Waste Recycling Starts Monday in S.L.
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Reward Offered for Info on Falcon Shooting
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Reader's Write Christian Stewardship for the Earth
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EPA justifies denial of emissions waiver for California
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Science Express in Chennai
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Conservation Leaders Offer Update
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Open Houses for More Information
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Ex-LDS Support Group Plans Sunday Session
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2 Federal Inspectors Suspended in Beef Recall
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DOT Critically Low Salt Supply Means Just Sand for Some Roads
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Trespasser Hit With 598,181 Penalty STATE SUPREME COURT
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Use Permit Upheld for Compost Facility on Linn-Johnson Line
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Harbor Restaurant Questioned Lawyer Zoning Laws Violated
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Hospital Visitation Rights Cause a Stir in Senate
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New Unit Sniffs Trouble, Secures State's Waters
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Quechans Weigh Appeal on Land Lawsuit
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Ranch Lawn-Watering Schedule Proposed
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Superfund Cleanup Possible for Creede Mining District
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New Rules Aim to Curb Overfishing of Red Snapper
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Passenger on Board an Amtrak Train Dies
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City Says Property Has Other Uses
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Science nut? Sure, if it gets me to Australia
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Last piece fit into particle collider
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Panel debates ethics of 'Bodies' exhibit
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10 U.N. agencies seek to end female circumcision
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Meeting to Spotlight Local Foods
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Trawl of two groups' genes shows differences
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Groups seek to protect the shore bird
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Science fest
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Science-talent development programmes
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Science books delve into Egyptian history
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Hundreds of cashmere goats perish in Kashmir
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MIT student honoured for antibiotics work
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Africa ECA, AU to Host Conference On 'Science With Africa'
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Government has approved Nexium for children aged 1 to 11
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State OKs Parkland Purchase in Arundel
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Drivers speed towards diesel fuel
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English, Science, and Math Tutors Come to Seattle-Tacoma Homes
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Five women win 2008 L'OREAL-UNESCO awards for women in science
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PrimeGen Biotech Stem-Cell Progress
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Hologram of Baby
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Congressman Seeks Delay for Alaska Chukchi Sea Lease Sale
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Bearing Up in the Arctic
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Cleanup Duty
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CRRA To Increase Tipping Fee
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Supreme Court to Hear R.I. Case
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Council Mulls Taking Camp Meehan Land By Eminent Domain
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Dillon Blocks Plan to Sell Land
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Milk Label Change Deadline Approaches
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Marine animals 'shop' for food British researchers
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Ancient fault lines that crisscross crust beneath Britain
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AstraZeneca stops trial of lung cancer drug
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DARA BioSciences, Inc. Announces Appointment of New Director to Board
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Report local governments shoulder unfair burden on Great Lakes
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Guelph engineering students win design contest with bike brake for one hand
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Moral appeal for UK energy saving
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Researchers Use MRI To Study Musical Spontaneity, Creativity
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CT scans lower risk of unnecessary appendix surgery
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Annual flu shots urged for all children
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Liberty Media gets DirecTV as News Corp deal completed
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NASA views possible lunar landing site
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Research improves atmospheric modeling
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Commissioners Hope Health Care Funds Stay in County
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Conduit Twists Through Funding Pipeline
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State Will Accept Bids for Water Project
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City Seeks Help in Planting Trees
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Fountain Suit Lawyers Make Final Pitch
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KMG Chemicals Declares Quarterly Cash Dividend
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NASA shows off a moon robot
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Canadian study OKs Losec and Nexium
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NASA unveils lunar concept vehicle
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Satyam opens centre to cater to life sciences industry
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Film prompted first humane slaughter law
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First pages of Encyclopedia of Life go online
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GLOBAL Less silence, more science could make anal sex safer
02/27/2008 [-]
Forget the newly assigned 11 planets?
02/27/2008 [-]
Nokomis Students Go Fishing to Research Mercury Levels
02/27/2008 [-]
It is the Best of Places, It is the Worst of Places
02/27/2008 [-]
Alameda County Inducts Seven into Women's Hall of Fame
02/27/2008 [-]
Internal EPA Memo Warned Against Ruling
02/27/2008 [-]
Fire Displacing Family of 5 Originated in Fireplace
02/27/2008 [-]
A Bad Move for Bluffdale
02/27/2008 [-]
Overall, TRAX is Great
02/27/2008 [-]
InnoVentures Capital Invests in Axles for Off-Road Vehicles
02/27/2008 [-]
Island Institute Receives NOAA Excellence Award
02/27/2008 [-]
EDF Energy to Remove Overhead Power Lines at St Benet's Abbey
02/27/2008 [-]
ShengdaTech Introduces NPCC for Use in Polyethylene
02/27/2008 [-]
Science Museum Exhibit Explores Nazi Medical Finds
02/27/2008 [-]
60-Second Science Telescope Will Come To The Dark Side
02/27/2008 [-]
Sharks Decline But Attacks Rise
02/27/2008 [-]
Nose-picking and nail-biting contributes to evolution of intestinal worms
02/27/2008 [-]
EDITORIAL Firewall at Countywide
02/27/2008 [-]
BRIEF Utility May Declare Stage 3 Water Rules
02/27/2008 [-]
EDITORIAL Scrutinize KC's Water, Sewer Rate Requests
02/27/2008 [-]
Guild Wars reaches five million subscribers mark
02/27/2008 [-]
Aitken Scientific ann
02/27/2008 [-]
City Engineers Grilled Over EPA, Enforcement
02/27/2008 [-]
Legislature Wades into Water Dispute
02/27/2008 [-]
City Sees Green in Garbage Proposal
02/27/2008 [-]
America's Best Beaches Share Moment in the Sun
02/27/2008 [-]
Record Year As Salmon Catches Leap
02/27/2008 [-]
City's Sewage Treatment Recognized By EPA
02/27/2008 [-]
Tougher Standards Urged for New Post
02/27/2008 [-]
Bill Furthering Rail-Yard Scrutiny Gains
02/27/2008 [-]
Frederick, Carroll Discuss Shared Waste-to-Energy Site
02/27/2008 [-]
Judge Hermosa Beach is Liable in Contract Dispute With Oil Company
02/27/2008 [-]
Don't Weaken the Safety Net
02/27/2008 [-]
Farm Safety Week Focuses on Risks to Young Workers
02/27/2008 [-]
Canada, US Municipalities Pay for Bulk of Great Lakes Work
02/27/2008 [-]
Contaminent Levels High in National Parks
02/27/2008 [-]
Life sciences briefing Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2008
02/27/2008 [-]
Blustery weather in the East
02/27/2008 [-]
Enormous 'Sea Monster' Fossil Found in Norway
02/27/2008 [-]
Oculus Innovative Sciences-OCLS announces positive Phase II data
02/27/2008 [-]
Fifth-, sixth-graders get hands on science
02/27/2008 [-]
State Science Olympiad set for Saturday at LCC
02/27/2008 [-]
State science Olympiad this Saturday
02/27/2008 [-]
Science Panel To Urge Central Oversight Of Stem Cell Patents
02/27/2008 [-]
Indonesia pledges new cash as mud engulfs more land
02/27/2008 [-]
More fake/useless science
02/27/2008 [-]
Yellow fever rages in Argentina, neighbours send medical nelp
02/27/2008 [-]
U.S. considers American Indian health