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RPG life sciences net sales up by 8 pc, PAT by 30 pc
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Computer hackers attack M15 website
07/30/2009
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Newfound Bird Is Bald
07/30/2009
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Want clean beaches? Go east _ and north
07/30/2009
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Bai Yun has another cub on the way
07/30/2009
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Media Ignores Extreme Views of Obama Science Czar
07/30/2009
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Phrenology Helmet Protects Your Noggin With Pseudo-science
07/29/2009
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Fossil common ancestor of monkeys, humans?
07/29/2009
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U.K. families win fight over birth defects
07/29/2009
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Pfizer Announces Partnership With Shanghai Institutes For Biological Sciences For Drug Discovery Activities
07/29/2009
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Study Global warming speeds CO2 release
07/29/2009
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Arctic CO2 Fueling Fierce Global Warming Cycle
07/29/2009
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Doctors study little-grasped child cancer
07/29/2009
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Bugs Are The Forgotten Victims of Climate Change
07/29/2009
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Dry weather lowers beach closings number
07/29/2009
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Jet-propelled Imaging For An Ultrafast Light Source
07/29/2009
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White House Science Adviser Advocated 'De'Development' of the United States
07/29/2009
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The science behind the swimsuit war
07/29/2009
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Cognitive enhancement?
07/29/2009
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Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 29 Jul 2009
07/29/2009
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Let private firms run space taxis, review p
07/29/2009
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Russia Says U.S. Shuttle Delays Create A Burden
07/29/2009
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Panel backs NASA bid for bigger shuttle bud
07/29/2009
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New Technology Tracks Salmon in 3-D states
07/29/2009
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Less Common Procedures Less Common Than Thought
07/29/2009
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Jellyfish Have Big Mixing Effect on the Oceans
07/29/2009
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EPA warns of body-building supplements
07/29/2009
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Little-known Protein Is A Key Player
07/29/2009
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440 Pounds Of Ivory Found In Vietnam
07/29/2009
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Wind Farms Head Offshore
07/29/2009
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Farmers, Warriors, Builders The Hidden Life of Ants states
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Math, Science and Swing Dance in Downtown Salem
07/29/2009
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Report Acute care hospitals in Pa. losing money
07/29/2009
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Nightingale Of The Ocean In Disko Bay
07/29/2009
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Study Estimates Cost of US Obesity at Billion
07/29/2009
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Study Models Benefits of Rotavirus Vaccine
07/29/2009
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Science?s Most Spectacular Fails
07/29/2009
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Can A 'Shrimp Cocktail' Fuel Cars and Trucks
07/29/2009
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Walking Bat Has Ancient Heritage
07/29/2009
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From Molecular Physiology To Therapeutic Applications
07/29/2009
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Gene Regulation By microRNA
07/29/2009
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'Don't convert sentence of my tormentor'
07/29/2009
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Nuclear Science &Technology Africans Evaluate Path Covered
07/29/2009
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Panel backs NASA bid
07/29/2009
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Overdose Epidemic Not Just for Celebrities
07/29/2009
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Science puts silly walks to the test
07/29/2009
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MS-Yahoo! merger to end Google monopoly
07/29/2009
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Microsoft and Yahoo agree deal
07/29/2009
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FDA Don't Worry About Mercury in Teeth
07/29/2009
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Russian cargo ship docks with ISS
07/29/2009
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EPA alters eligibility of 164 'Clunkers' trade-ins
07/29/2009
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Organic food is no healthier, study finds
07/29/2009
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New Cable Network Make African Internet Access Cheaper and Easier and technology
07/29/2009
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Presidential Panel Eyes Shuttle Extension
07/29/2009
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MIT to Add Industry Experts to Its Science Advisory Board
07/29/2009
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Gliomas induce and exploit microglial MT1-MMP expression for tumor expansion Neuroscience
07/29/2009
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China Bans On-Line Games With Gang Violence and technology
07/29/2009
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SEACOM Expectations Wont Always match Reality and technology
07/29/2009
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Astronauts Scan Space Shuttle Heat Shield For Dings
07/29/2009
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Chandrayaan beams moon's shadow during solar eclipse
07/29/2009
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Let's Talk About Rectal Cancer, Shall We?
07/29/2009
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Politician Nixes HIV/AIDS Studies
07/29/2009
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Microsoft-Yahoo 'on brink of deal'
07/29/2009
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When Is a Human a ??Human Being?? Ask the White House Science Adviser
07/29/2009
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When Is a Human a ‘Human Being’ Ask the White House Science Adviser
07/29/2009
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Sharp view of 'Orion's shoulder'
07/29/2009
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Venezuela Freezes Ties With Colombia, Recalls Ambassador and technology
07/29/2009
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Philippine President Seeks US Commitment on Peace, Economy and technology
07/29/2009
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Middle River teacher wins U.S. math, science award
07/29/2009
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Modern Insanity What Really Makes Us Crazy
07/29/2009
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Confirmed Tanning Beds Cause Cancer
07/29/2009
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50 Percent of Doctors Use Wikipedia
07/29/2009
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International Fashion with a Conscience Debuts at New York Fashion Week
07/29/2009
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Obamas Science Czar Said a Born Baby 'Will Ultimately Develop Into a Human Being
07/29/2009
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Pregnant Women Have Higher Risk From Swine Flu
07/29/2009
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Tanning Beds into Top Cancer Risk Category
07/29/2009
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Microsoft-Yahoo in web search deal
07/29/2009
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CPS to develop advanced science, math courses
07/29/2009
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Tanning Beds Cause Most Lethal Form of Skin Cancer
07/29/2009
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Sunbeds pose 'highest cancer risk'
07/29/2009
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SAFC Biosciences Defines Hydrolysate Components That Enhance Chinese Hamster Ovary Cell Line Protein Production
07/29/2009
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How Tamoxifen Stimulates Uterine Cell Growth And Cancer
07/29/2009
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Secrets of swing unveiled by science
07/29/2009
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Second site considered for proposed space and science center
07/29/2009
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Rocketing toward math, science skills
07/29/2009
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Summer program has kids excited about science
07/29/2009
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Health calendar 7/29/09
07/29/2009
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Girlfriend Project uses parties to help prevent HIV/AIDS
07/29/2009
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Green's a good idea for baby's home
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Fitness calendar 7/29/09
07/29/2009
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FDA pursuing Mylan inquiry
07/29/2009
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Water skiing clinic opens fun of the sports to disabled
07/29/2009
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Late historian, once a victim, became a voice of conscience
07/29/2009
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How Science Will Enhance Your Brain
07/29/2009
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First Wave Of Swine Flu Hit Young People Harder Than Expected
07/29/2009
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Study To Halve Heart Risk, Need Many Healthy Habits
07/29/2009
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FDA says mercury dental fillings not harmful
07/29/2009
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U.S. and Canada allies in science, rivals for Arctic riches
07/29/2009
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University of Tennessee Health Science Center faculty nab in grant money
07/29/2009
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Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia Symposium 3 Nov 2009, Canberra
07/29/2009
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Before Dinosaurs, the First Tree-Climber Revealed
07/29/2009
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HIV-related Death Predicting Fatal Fungal Infections
07/29/2009
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iPhone app claim 'not misleading'
07/29/2009
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Avian Bacterium More Dangerous Than Believed
07/29/2009
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Met Office cools summer forecast
07/29/2009
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Dead Whale To Be Food For Sea Creatures
07/29/2009
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Human Genome Sciences Announces Pricing of Public Offering of Common Stock
07/29/2009
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Science plus the veena Make it possible
07/29/2009
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'Corrective Genes' Closer Thanks To Enzyme Modification
07/29/2009
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CF Physician Assistants Receive Bachelor of Science From the University of Nebraska
07/28/2009
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Team Helps To 'Barcode' The World's Plants
07/28/2009
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Monaco Wants Ban On Trade Of Bluefin Tuna
07/28/2009
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Wildfires Set To Increase 50% By 2050
07/28/2009
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Forest Response Project FACEs The End
07/28/2009
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Pall Life Sciences Medical Director Receives Medal of Honor
07/28/2009
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OMCT Update On the Trial of the 98 Prisoners of Conscience
07/28/2009
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Studies Suggest Long-Term Impact of Diet Starts Before Birth
07/28/2009
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A Former Prisoner of Conscience
07/28/2009
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International Rights Groups Join Call for Release of All Prisoners of Conscience
07/28/2009
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Research Sheds Light On Squirrel Psychology
07/28/2009
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Sea Otter Population Rebounds in US Northwest and technology
07/28/2009
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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi named Amnesty International's Ambassador of Conscience
07/28/2009
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Married People Have Better Health
07/28/2009
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5-year-old boy cannot eat at all
07/28/2009
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Rediscover Endangered Frog Population
07/28/2009
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Brain Surgery Done With Sound
07/28/2009
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Our Big Day in D.C. Politics and Prose, and Inspiring ScienceâEURs âEURNew
07/28/2009
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RTS Life Science latest company news
07/28/2009
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How The Pathology Of Parkinson's Disease Spreads
07/28/2009
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Animal activists vow to up campaign against Australian mulesing
07/28/2009
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million to fund science fun
07/28/2009
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Economic Downturn Dries Up Clean Energy Spending
07/28/2009
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LabCorp extends tender offer for Monogram Biosciences
07/28/2009
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Giant panda habitat lost in China quake
07/28/2009
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Brain’s Potential Explained by Big New Idea
07/28/2009
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Rise of the Machines?
07/28/2009
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Gates boost for Irish aid charity
07/28/2009
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GP's advice handling swine flu fever
07/28/2009
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Why We Get Lost in Books
07/28/2009
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Students visit International Science Exhibition
07/28/2009
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Pandemic Could Overwhelm Critical Care Beds In England, Especially Children's Units
07/28/2009
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Life on Mars To Be Found in 2018
07/28/2009
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Researchers Warn 'Antivirals Might Be Wasted On The Elderly'
07/28/2009
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Time Warner buys Google's AOL stake
07/28/2009
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Spaceship launcher plane unveiled
07/28/2009
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New Taser device can shock three
07/28/2009
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Ofcom critical of broadband speeds
07/28/2009
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EU policymaking Rooted in science?
07/28/2009
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Lords Science Committee To Publish Follow-Up Report On Flu, UK
07/28/2009
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Orbital Sciences lowers FY09 revenue view to from
07/28/2009
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Ill-Treatment Of Prisoner Of Conscience
07/28/2009
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Full Sail University Announces New Game Design Bachelor of Science Online Degree Program
07/28/2009
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Orbital Sciences lowers FY09 EPS view to 55c-60c from 68c-75c
07/28/2009
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It's a day of farewells for 2 space crews
07/28/2009
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It's a day of farewells for 2 space crews
07/28/2009
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Monaco seeks global bluefin tuna trade ban
07/28/2009
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East Africans Await Effects of New Fiber-Optic Cable and technology
07/28/2009
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Smaller 'dead zone' belies water quality
07/28/2009
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Cost of Treating Obesity Doubles
07/28/2009
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Swine Flu Causes Unusual Number of Serious Illnesses among Teens
07/28/2009
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'Anyone healthy can become psychotic with this'
07/28/2009
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'Ambassador of Conscience' Myanmar court hears final arguments in Suu Kyi's case
07/28/2009
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BRIEF Science foundation grant to be used for ECPI scholarships
07/28/2009
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27th July, 2009 Ghanaian inventors unearth their innovations through competition
07/28/2009
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Fishing is a bit of rocket science
07/28/2009
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Uae President Awarded Honorary Doctorate In Science
07/28/2009
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One giant leap for cheese
07/28/2009
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Guilty conscience catches up with robber
07/28/2009
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'Anyone healthy can become psychotic with this'
07/28/2009
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Guilty Conscience Prompted Robber To Return Money
07/28/2009
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Going to work on Smart Drugs
07/28/2009
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The Project for Non-Academic Science
07/28/2009
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FDA probing Mylan's actions
07/28/2009
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Drivers who are texting much more apt to crash
07/28/2009
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Bottler denied permit to tap Somerset watershed
07/28/2009
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Disease center site OK rushed, flawed
07/28/2009
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Gas well tax will impede development, study claims
07/28/2009
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Common, blue food dye may treat broken spines
07/28/2009
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'Junk science' as front-page fact criticised
07/28/2009
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Calif. robber confesses to priest, turns in cash
07/28/2009
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Obama's science czar suggested compulsory abortion, sterilization
07/28/2009
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Why dont Americans understand science better? Start with the scientists
07/28/2009
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No-one getting top broadband speeds
07/28/2009
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Fotonovelas help Hispanic children learn
07/28/2009
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Medical Science New Brain Scanning Technique For Alzheimer's Disease
07/28/2009
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Why dont Americans understand science better?
07/28/2009
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Can cheese make you live longer?
07/28/2009
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Kibo lab completed during spacewalk
07/28/2009
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Exercise may reduce cancer risk study
07/28/2009
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Bulky Americans 'need lifestyle makeovers'
07/27/2009
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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is Amnesty International's 'Ambassador of Conscience'
07/27/2009
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Watchdog Sperm, egg donors should be paid
07/27/2009
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Sleeping in Space is Easy, But There's No Shower
07/27/2009
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Myanmar's democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi named Amnesty 'Ambassador of Conscience'
07/27/2009
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'An exhibition with a heart, soul and conscience'
07/27/2009
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121 Breeding Tigers Estimated To Be Found In Nepal
07/27/2009
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Bodybuilding is a science
07/27/2009
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Solar Tech Firm Suniva Raises Million For Expansion
07/27/2009
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Medical Science New Brain Scanning Technique For Alzheimer's Disease
07/27/2009
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Sperm, Egg Donors Should Be Paid
07/27/2009
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Suu Kyi named ambassador of conscience
07/27/2009
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Oldest Animal Fossils Found in Lakes, Not Oceans
07/27/2009
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Colder Climate Tied to Longer Animal Lives
07/27/2009
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Yawn Detector Would Warn Sleepy Drivers
07/27/2009
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Glimmer of Hope for Threatened Tigers
07/27/2009
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John Holdren, Obama's Science Czar Forced Abortions, Mass Sterilizations Needed To Save The Planet
07/27/2009
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Selling Science Can Scientists Learn How to Sell Their Services?
07/27/2009
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Biotechnology Turning bacteria into factories
07/27/2009
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Guerilla scientists gatecrash Secret Garden Party
07/27/2009
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USDA awards science education grants
07/27/2009
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AUB appoints new dean of Arts, Sciences
07/27/2009
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How to Make Science Sexier
07/27/2009
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Beauty Fades? Ha!
07/27/2009
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Giant pandas at further risk after Sichuan quake study
07/27/2009
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CF Physician Assistants to Receive Bachelor of Science From the University of Nebraska
07/27/2009
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E-cigarettes May be More Harmful than Standard Cigarettes
07/27/2009
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Virus Lab In Tornado-Prone Area
07/27/2009
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Researchers Capture Bacterial Infection On Film
07/27/2009
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Disease Threat Could Change How Frogs Mate
07/27/2009
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Some Moths Escape Bats by 'Jamming' Their Sonar and technology
07/27/2009
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Politics of Climate Science Selective Research, Ignored Facts
07/27/2009
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Exact Sciences to Host Second-Quarter 2009 Conference Call
07/27/2009
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AUB Announces Patrick McGreevy as Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences
07/27/2009
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Guayule shrub may help pave roads
07/27/2009
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Researchers trying new tools to battle schizophrenia
07/27/2009
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Divorce Hurts Health Even After Remarriage
07/27/2009
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'Ambassador of Conscience' award, 2009 for Aung San Suu Kyi
07/27/2009
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Girl Sees Fine With Half a Brain
07/27/2009
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Shuttle Astronauts On Final Spacewalk of Current Mission and technology
07/27/2009
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NGO Initiates Science Project in Niger Delta
07/27/2009
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Spotify to launch iPhone app
07/27/2009
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Astronauts set for final spacewalk
07/27/2009
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Astronauts go out on 5th and final spacewalk
07/27/2009
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Nissan's 'zero emission' car
07/27/2009
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Two House Committees Approve Health Care Bills
07/27/2009
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The science of the squat
07/27/2009
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6th-grade teacher will use his space-camp stint to launchscience careers
07/27/2009
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Under the Radar A Life-Sciences Leader
07/27/2009
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After 17 long years, Human Genome Sciences proves detractors wrong
07/27/2009
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Glasscock assisting U of L with life-sciences initiatives
07/27/2009
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Science Teacher in Court
07/27/2009
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AMS Life Science 2007/08 group results
07/27/2009
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S. Korea university seeks to turn science fiction into fact
07/27/2009
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AMS Life Science 2007/08 parent results
07/27/2009
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City of science
07/27/2009
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Science Is in the Details
07/27/2009
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Heart attack therapy 'fascinating'
07/27/2009
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Think yourself thin
07/27/2009
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Philadelphia Navy yard may become energy co-op
07/27/2009
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New vaccine may help treat pancreatic cancer
07/27/2009
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Stargazing Vega and the Summer Triangle
07/27/2009
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UN chief to talk climate with Mongolian leaders
07/27/2009
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Researchers find a cell shortcut
07/27/2009
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GM crop trials start again in Britain in 'secret' report
07/27/2009
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Rational design of peptide-based building blocks for nanoscience and synthetic biology
07/27/2009
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ANTI-AGEING SCIENCE
07/27/2009
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'Yomp-powered' equipment developed
07/27/2009
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Energy efficient mobiles developed
07/27/2009
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Cars Can Fly? Google Earth says 'Yes'
07/27/2009
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Science Handwriting As Character
07/27/2009
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Dakar To Host Science Biennial
07/27/2009
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Some Scientists Fear AI Running Amok
07/27/2009
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Science Weekly podcast
07/27/2009
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Climate change New study backs UN panel on ocean rise
07/26/2009
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Courses in Family Sciences
07/26/2009
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Earth bears scars of human destruction astronaut
07/26/2009
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Exhibition review Cosmos & Culture, The Science Museum, London
07/26/2009
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Hydrocarbons In The Deep Earth?
07/26/2009
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Strange Science There's an App for That
07/26/2009
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WTO Considering Carbon Tariffs On Emission-Heavy Countries
07/26/2009
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Israel anti-missile test 'success'
07/26/2009
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Dry Cleaning Solvent A Danger In Illinois
07/26/2009
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Firefly Numbers On The Decline
07/26/2009
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Fuel Market Could Suffer From Cleaner Shipping Rules
07/26/2009
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How science can save you from choking
07/26/2009
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Breast Cancer Prognosis
07/26/2009
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Skin cells Chinese experts grow live mice from them
07/26/2009
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University Of Pittsburgh Schools Of The Health Sciences Announce New Research Funding
07/26/2009
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Comic-Con 2009 Discovers Mad Science Panel
07/26/2009
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Anger and the science of decision-making
07/26/2009
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Algae blooms into promising biofuel
07/26/2009
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Non-embryonic stem cells made, scientists say
07/26/2009
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Families learn rocket science
07/26/2009
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Insurers say most are happy with their plans
07/26/2009
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Rivers Center project reconsidered
07/26/2009
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Mylan workers overrode drug quality controls
07/26/2009
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Doctors, drug companies pushing longer chemotherapy
07/26/2009
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Mylan's 'red screen' timeline
07/26/2009
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Five Democrats in caucus balking on health bill
07/26/2009
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Bamboo Pitt team building school in India from the material
07/26/2009
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Gulf War illness research threatened by VA, UT Southwestern disputes
07/26/2009
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Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 26 Jul 2009
07/26/2009
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Science Writing or Blog Can Reveal Whether You're Happy or Not
07/26/2009
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NOAA, Exploratorium chart a course for science
07/26/2009
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Study finds suppressing emotions can hurt
07/25/2009
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Microchips to trace route of garbage
07/25/2009
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Caffeine-drinking teens lack sleep
07/25/2009
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Blinds Chalet Offers Eco-Minded Incentives
07/25/2009
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Student selected for science seminar
07/25/2009
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Alan G. Davenport, 76, Noted Wind Engineer
07/25/2009
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Endangered Frogs Found In California
07/25/2009
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Gulf Dead Zone Smaller This Year
07/25/2009
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Youth delegation from UAE shines at the International Science Expo in Tunisia
07/25/2009
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Swine flu helpline 'working well'
07/25/2009
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The First of Four Books on Science Communication
07/25/2009
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Robot Model Hits the Runway
07/25/2009
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Teens Raise Funds for Solar Power on School Roof and technology
07/25/2009
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Europe's Mars rover slips to 2018
07/25/2009
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Street View 'does not breach data law'
07/25/2009
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4th Neuroscience Congress in Dakar
07/25/2009
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Swine flu science update 24 July 2009
07/25/2009
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India Heats Up Climate Debate
07/25/2009
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Science Oriented Solutions Relocates Headquarters to Lawrenceville, NJ
07/25/2009
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QUIZ
07/25/2009
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New treatments raise hope of cutting sleeping sickness deaths
07/25/2009
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Anchorage Museum Exhibits 'Science In Toyland'
07/25/2009
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UCSD Awarded Million for Science Festival and Outreach
07/25/2009
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Comic-Con 2009 Discover?s Mad Science Panel
07/25/2009
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Astronauts finish Kibo
07/25/2009
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Quake rattles Bougainville
07/25/2009
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Spacewalkers replace batteries
07/25/2009
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Food suppliers urged to show 'conscience'
07/25/2009
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Panda conceived with frozen sperm
07/25/2009
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Prof creates baseball-playing robots
07/25/2009
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Student scientists do fieldwork from high above California
07/25/2009
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Astronauts install fresh batteries
07/25/2009
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Frozen sperm yields panda in China
07/25/2009
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The Imaginary Vortex Science Tattoo
07/25/2009
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Atmospheric Science An Eye for Ammonia
07/25/2009
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Science Fiction, Global Warming & Universal Healthcare
07/25/2009
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Swine flu is called big threat to U.S.
07/25/2009
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Health care overhaul elusive
07/25/2009
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Spacewalking astronauts install fresh batteries
07/25/2009
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Panda conceived with frozen sperm born
07/25/2009
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Groups wants to raise and display ship
07/25/2009
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New NIST Video Highlights Postdoctoral Fellowships in Materials Science
07/25/2009
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Animals survive by changing looks
07/25/2009
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Strange Science There's an App for That
07/25/2009
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Gulf's 'dead zone' much smaller than predicted
07/25/2009
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Swine flu could kill hundreds of thousands in U.S. if vaccine fails, CDC says
07/24/2009
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City Wind Turbines Studied At Museum Of Science
07/24/2009
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Tiny ancient mammal tracks found in Utah
07/24/2009
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Science serial on AIR Tiruchi
07/24/2009
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Dr. Marvin Slepian Joins MicroMed Cardiovascular as Chairman of the Science Advisory Board
07/24/2009
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Science is fun
07/24/2009
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India 'Getting Serious' on Climate Change
07/24/2009
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Coming Soon - Stem-Cell Surgical Thread?
07/24/2009
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As Trees Fall in the Amazon, Fears That Tribes Won’t Be Heard
07/24/2009
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American Chemical Society Supports House Increase in Math, Science Funding
07/24/2009
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Strange Science? There?s an App for That
07/24/2009
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Science & the Public Electric grid still very vulnerable to electromagnetic weaponry
07/24/2009
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Weird Science Roundup The Science Is Broken Edition
07/24/2009
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Are Ants More Rational Than Humans?
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