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Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 10 May 2008
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Solved: mystery of the disappearing lake
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Funds roll in for science complex at St. Vincent
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Using science to dissolve bodies
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Coping With a Conscience Condemned
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Is there any practical use for science practicals
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LIVE WEBCAST The Science of Selling Maximizing Sales Success with On-Demand Analytics
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Area teens to compete in international science fair
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Forensic science firms to seek early validation on new products
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GRAVITY FREE Design Conference Comes to Museum of Science and Industry May 12-14
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Science Fair winners recognised
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10 Young Scientists To Compete In Largest Pre-college Science Fair
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Two Indiana teachers honored for math, science work
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‘Caveman diet’ keeps your heart healthy
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US Researchers Develop New Crop Varieties to Fight Disease, Increase Yields and technology
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Belarus Update to Public Appeal Prisoner of Conscience Alyaksandr Kazulin
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National Science Week kicks off at NW University
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BRIEF Prescribed Burn Set for Redington Pass Monday
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Sea Lion Carcass Found in River Yields Few Clues
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Two New Efforts Aim to Keep Madison Lakes Clean and Healthy
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Crappies One of the Easier Catches at Lake Bloomington
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Rail Tanker Car's Toxic Cargo Spills in Lawrence
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Central Illinois Community Blood Center Blood Drives