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09/09/2006 NASA Some Fuel Tank Foam Loss After Shuttle Launch
09/09/2006 Shuttle Atlantis crew set record for longest in training
09/09/2006 U of O techie leads grant list
09/09/2006 Space shuttle Atlantis lifts off after weeks of frustrating delays
09/09/2006 Tropical Storm Florence prompts warning in Bermuda
09/09/2006 WASL Scores Show Need for Work in Math, Science
09/09/2006 The Science of eBay
09/09/2006 Atlantis soars into orbit for crucial space station work
09/09/2006 Atlantis' crew finally gets to fly
09/09/2006 Space Shuttle Enjoys Flawless Lift-Off
09/09/2006 Researchers find 'warrior effect'
09/09/2006 Atlantis' Crew Finally Gets to Fly
09/09/2006 Atlantis Now Headed for Space Station
09/09/2006 Humans Strange, Neanderthals Normal
09/09/2006 Men Smarter than Women, Scientist Claims
09/09/2006 Probe to study mighty explosions
09/09/2006 Study Climate Change Drove Civilization
09/09/2006 First U.S. Survey On 'Whiteness' Conducted
09/09/2006 NASA Rover Nears Mars' Victoria Crater
09/09/2006 El Nino May Calm 2006 Hurricane Season
09/09/2006 Astronomers Photograph New Planet Or Star
09/09/2006 Freezing temperatures in some areas
09/09/2006 Researchers identify 'male warrior effect'
09/09/2006 Researchers Men have 'warrior' psychology
09/09/2006 Giant pandas at zoos in U.S., China give birth to cubs
09/09/2006 Int'l expert Mountains underrated as sources of drinking water
09/09/2006 Young activists to battle Ottawa on climate change
09/09/2006 Air Quality Board Approves Revised Pollution Credit Policy - Much to Critics' Displeasure
09/09/2006 St James's Students At Science Camp
09/08/2006 It's down to the wire for shuttle launch
09/08/2006 Project Closely Monitors Ground Movement
09/08/2006 UN Climate Chief Praises Warming Actions
09/08/2006 Astronauts bear up to delays with humor
09/08/2006 International expert says mountains underrated as sources of drinking water
09/08/2006 IU wants 80 million for Life Sciences Initiative
09/08/2006 Fall-like
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09/08/2006 Elephant Said to Speak
09/08/2006 Men Smarter than Women, Scientist Claims
09/08/2006 Preservation Sciences Announces 99.9% Kill Rate on Citrus Canker in Second Independent Test
09/08/2006 Lionfish Threaten Long Island Waters
09/08/2006 Do Clean Hands Signal Pure Heart?
09/08/2006 Shuttle Atlantis Delayed Again
09/08/2006 Failed Sensor Delays Shuttle Launching
09/08/2006 Scientist Humans Strange, Neanderthals Normal
09/08/2006 NASA delays Atlantis launch again for 24 hours
09/08/2006 NaSa Scrubs Shuttle Launch _ Again
09/08/2006 Biotech Corn Recall Shows Frankenfoods Are a Menace
09/08/2006 Ideas for proposed science museum continue to evolve
09/08/2006 Three trees may be world's tallest
09/08/2006 A strong cold front plunges southward
09/08/2006 NewsTrove Committee on Conscience Analysis Transcript
09/08/2006 Brain changes may help explain teenage behavior
09/08/2006 In Brief Chinese Academy of Sciences to aid game development
09/08/2006 Buildings get wise
09/08/2006 NASA attempts fix before Atlantis launch
09/08/2006 Further problem for space shuttle
09/08/2006 Florence heads toward Bermuda
09/08/2006 Coffee With A Conscience London
09/08/2006 DHS science and technology chief pledges to bolster staff
09/08/2006 Mainstream News Rover nears crater science trove
09/08/2006 Woman in coma "plays tennis"
09/08/2006 Space shuttle fueled for Florida launch
09/07/2006 Panda inconsolable after crushing new-born twin
09/07/2006 Redwood May Be Tallest Living Thing
09/07/2006 NASA Prepares Atlantis for Friday Launch
09/07/2006 Virtual human George displayed at the BA Festival of Science
09/07/2006 Scientists Say Twin Panda Birth Unlikely
09/07/2006 Claris LifeSciences to Expand in Europe, Ties up with STADA Arzneimittel Subsidiaries
09/07/2006 Beginning to look more like fall
09/07/2006 Mental Activity Seen in a Brain Gravely Injured
09/07/2006 Virtual human George displayed at the BA Festival of Science
09/07/2006 Old, Unpopular Gene Theory Proved Correct
09/07/2006 Hubble Captures An Unusual Picture
09/07/2006 Scientist Planet going back to dinosaur era
09/07/2006 'Donor eggs for science' debated
09/07/2006 More 'intersex fish' found in Potomac
09/07/2006 US lawmakers grill top BP execs over Alaskan oil spills
09/07/2006 NASA to try shuttle launch Friday
09/07/2006 NASA to Try Shuttle Launch on Friday
09/07/2006 Northern aboriginals debate what to do about continuing caribou decline
09/07/2006 UAB lands 8.6M grant to develop regional hub for neuroscience research
09/07/2006 India, China ink pact on science and technology
09/07/2006 Scientist Climate change forged first civilizations
09/07/2006 Study Why Teens Don't Care
09/07/2006 Calif. Redwood May Be Tallest Live Thing
09/07/2006 SCIENCE-LATIN AMERICA Intergenerational Power Struggles
09/07/2006 Atlanta zoo officials ecstatic over rare giant panda birth
09/07/2006 Mars Rover Poised for Run at Victoria Crater
09/07/2006 Clean hands mean clean conscience, scientists find
09/07/2006 Scientists Ponder Releasing Virus to Kill Carp
09/07/2006 Death Disks Urban Flying Saucers Designed for U.S. Military
09/07/2006 People Really Do Wash Away Sins
09/07/2006 Strange ducks and brain science
09/07/2006 Does Sex Really Sell? Perhaps Not to Women
09/07/2006 U.S. lawmakers berate BP for Alaska pipeline gaffe
09/07/2006 US fuel inventories mixed
09/07/2006 Expect a changeable late week weather pattern
09/07/2006 New underground trigger for volcano eruption found
09/07/2006 OIL Is this the little critter that makes the oil?
09/07/2006 Army awards Implant Sciences 3.6M bomb detection deal
09/07/2006 Scientists Worry About Potential Risks of Nanotechnology in Food
09/07/2006 Giant machine set to probe secrets of the universe
09/07/2006 NASA keeps fingers crossed for Atlantis' Friday launch
09/07/2006 Storm Florence on path for Bermuda
09/07/2006 Intersex Fish
09/07/2006 Rover nears crater science trove
09/07/2006 Wanted Assistant for Stephen Hawking
09/07/2006 Dolphins seem to be deep thinkers
09/07/2006 The British Journal of Sports Medicine Reveals Secrets of Muscle-Building Science
09/07/2006 What Is It Like to Be on a NASA Hurricane Mission?
09/06/2006 Party Animal? Don't Blame Your Genes
09/06/2006 NASA to Decide When to Launch Shuttle
09/06/2006 Gene Called Link Between Life Span and Cancers
09/06/2006 Less politics, more science, please!
09/06/2006 Twin pandas born in southwest China
09/06/2006 Purdue, OSU sponsor farm science review
09/06/2006 Electrical Problem Leads to Another Delay for Shuttle
09/06/2006 Gene Found to Switch Off Stem Cells During Aging
09/06/2006 EPA Plans Restrictions for Calif. Frog
09/06/2006 Domestic Elk Escape Near Yellowstone
09/06/2006 RSPB launches bid to save lapwing
09/06/2006 Author Sees Science, Religion Saving Environment
09/06/2006 Space shuttle launch delayed until Friday
09/06/2006 More 'intersex fish' found in Potomac
09/06/2006 NASA Tries to Decide on Shuttle Launch
09/06/2006 iGaming Corporation 'formerly DPC Biosciences Corporation' Announces the Election of its Board of Directors
09/06/2006 Intersex Fish Found
09/06/2006 Scientists Study Volcanic Eruptions
09/06/2006 Organism Converts Nitrate To Dinitrogen
09/06/2006 Senators fault stem cell research claim
09/06/2006 Recovery plan needed for cod stocks in northwest Atlantic, WWF report says
09/06/2006 L.A. prosecutors charge biologist with destroying non-native plants
09/06/2006 More 'Intersex Fish' Found in Potomac
09/06/2006 NASA delays shuttle launch until at least Friday
09/06/2006 Congress staff finds BP Alaska problems sources
09/06/2006 Court keeps poultry slaughter case alive
09/06/2006 Feds try to save endangered Tenn. plant
09/06/2006 SCIENCE Developing Nations Urged to Join Forces in R&D
09/06/2006 Grants to benefit N.J. life sciences workers
09/06/2006 Thomas, McNerney raises 375 million life sciences fund
09/06/2006 Ejected rocks give explosive clue
09/06/2006 Rocket Tests Planned for NASA's Next Spaceship
09/06/2006 Fish havens pit fishermen vs. activists
09/06/2006 Study says methane a new climate threat
09/06/2006 Tracking volcanoes from below the surface
09/06/2006 New underground trigger for volcano eruption found
09/06/2006 Study Kandinsky artwork triggers sounds
09/06/2006 Scientists defend 'ethical' stem cell experiment
09/06/2006 Ultrasound helps drugs get into cells, study finds
09/06/2006 Scientists defend "ethical" stem cell experiment
09/06/2006 Discovery of 'intersex' fish in Potomac River raise concerns about human health
09/06/2006 Scientists warn melting permafrost a self-perpetuating greenhouse gas time bomb
09/06/2006 Renowned astrophysicist Stephen Hawking looking for student assistant
09/06/2006 Shuttle Launch Delayed Until Thursday
09/06/2006 Enzymes may hold answer to harnessing hydrogen power
09/06/2006 Virtual Gun Runners Arrested
09/06/2006 Botswana Ministry of Communications Science And Technology P.S
09/06/2006 City Birds Cope with Stress Better
09/06/2006 Iceland to begin whalemeat trade
09/06/2006 Wanted Assistant for Stephen Hawking
09/06/2006 Arctic Monkeys bag the Mercury Prize
09/06/2006 Telephone Telepathy I Was Just Thinking About You
09/06/2006 THE MIND Martz teaches science of offense
09/06/2006 Shuttle Atlantis mission delayed 24 hours
09/06/2006 Playing With Poison
09/06/2006 Why Quantum Mechanics Is Not So Weird after All
09/06/2006 NASA delays launch of Atlantis
09/06/2006 Bioscience deal nears
09/06/2006 The Top 30 Problems with the Big Bang
09/05/2006 Genetic engineers breed a mouse that's "permanently cheerful"
09/05/2006 Danforth center gets 15 million Monsanto grant for crop research in Africa
09/05/2006 Phone telepathy You knew it was true
09/05/2006 Major oil find off Texas coast
09/05/2006 Gulf oil discovery may be bigger than Alaska's Prudhoe Bay
09/05/2006 20,000+ brands of beer worldwide
09/05/2006 Deep ice tells long climate story
09/05/2006 Atlantis on track to finally launch on space station mission
09/05/2006 Genetic Secrets Of Human Egg Discovered
09/05/2006 Science pay gap gender discrimination?
09/05/2006 Tiny Island Was Violent Microcosm of World Strife
09/05/2006 Study Looks At Blue Light-Emitting Diodes
09/05/2006 Molecular Identification Is Introduced
09/05/2006 Dogs "cheated" on famous intelligence test
09/05/2006 Good Forecast For Dinosaur Hunters
09/05/2006 Scientists Dinosaurs remain to be discovered
09/05/2006 Three more killed as troops ferry in aid in flood-hit Kashmir
09/05/2006 Social Imitation Found In Rhesus Monkeys
09/05/2006 Silent signs show politicians' power and weakness
09/05/2006 Monsanto gives 15 million to Danforth Plant Science Center
09/05/2006 In Japan, Even Children Love The Vegetables
09/05/2006 Weather Should Permit Atlantis Launch
09/05/2006 China Vaccinates Fowl Against Bird Flu
09/05/2006 Condors Die From Ammunition Lead Poisoning
09/05/2006 Britain's human history revealed
09/05/2006 Noah's Ark Discovered ... Again and Again
09/05/2006 Uganda Japanese to Support Sciences
09/05/2006 A natural resistance to HIV?
09/05/2006 Bush declares eco-whistleblower law void for EPA employees
09/05/2006 BioSource Solutions Inc. Completes Transaction With MRS Sciences
09/05/2006 Phone telepathy You knew it was true
09/05/2006 New Clue to World's Tiniest Particles
09/05/2006 Cairn Energy delays start of Indian oil output
09/05/2006 Holidays fuelling wildlife trade
09/05/2006 Science & Art
09/05/2006 Math, science interest on upswing
09/05/2006 Anticipation Plays a Powerful Role in Human Memory
09/04/2006 How a Passive Stingray Can Become Deadly
09/04/2006 Key Industry Players Meet At The European Parliament's Life Science Circle
09/04/2006 Deep ice tells long climate story
09/04/2006 Unknown Dinosaurs Golden Age of Discovery Ahead
09/04/2006 Business urges focus on English, Science, Math
09/04/2006 Conference on forensic sciences to convene int'l specialist starting Tuesday
09/04/2006 Sperm Destroyed When Refrigerator Malfunctions
09/04/2006 Countdown Continues For Atlantis Launch
09/04/2006 Synaesthesia The sound of paintings
09/04/2006 Ice core evidence of human impact on CO2 in air
09/04/2006 Woolly ruse incites irrationality
09/04/2006 Fingerprint compression to speed up search for criminals
09/04/2006 NaSa Says Shuttle Looks Good to Go
09/04/2006 Weather looks good for this week's shuttle launch
09/04/2006 NASA optimistic for Wed. shuttle launch
09/04/2006 Genetically engineered grass found in wild
09/04/2006 How a Passive Stingray Can Become Deadly
09/04/2006 Paintings can be heard as well as seen, study shows
09/04/2006 My Chemical Romance Drummer Hospitalized
09/04/2006 EMERALD’S MATERIALS SCIENCE PORTFOLIO ACCEPTED INTO ISI
09/04/2006 Science says Kandinsky was right paintings can be heard
09/04/2006 NPR Health & Science for Sunday, Sep 03 2006
09/04/2006 Ten killed as authorities launch rescue in flooded Kashmir
09/04/2006 Your Brain On Music Survival of the Harmonious
09/04/2006 Did A Virus Make You Smart?
09/04/2006 Zit Myths Cleared Up
09/04/2006 Lebanon's Coast Is Drowning in Oil
09/03/2006 Team to drill below ocean earthquake zone
09/03/2006 Climate change ups Europe infectious disease threat
09/03/2006 State students gain science semifinals
09/03/2006 Flood warning
09/03/2006 European craft hits moon as planned
09/03/2006 Cash reward 'would revive maths'
09/03/2006 College Director calls for compulsory science for secondary schools
09/03/2006 Pope and former students ponder evolution, not "ID"
09/03/2006 Possible flooding in the Southwest
09/03/2006 For ultra-green Vermont, wind power is vexing question
09/03/2006 Error in Stem Cell Reporting Sparks Debate
09/03/2006 Obsessive-Genius Disorder
09/03/2006 Science buff takes on the theory of gravity
09/03/2006 Science gaining on elders' frailty
09/03/2006 Science fiction convention draws crowds
09/03/2006 Pluto's stripping draws protest
09/03/2006 Offshore Terminal's Onshore Effect Debated
09/03/2006 As China Spews Pollution, Villagers Rise Up
09/03/2006 Carbon Dioxide Emissions Get Buried at Sea
09/02/2006 Europe's 1st lunar mission reaches moon
09/02/2006 Mainstream News Science tempers fears on climate change
09/02/2006 Probe crashes into Moon's surface
09/02/2006 Pluto Astronomer's Friends Protest
09/02/2006 Pluto astronomer's friends protest
09/02/2006 Tiger cubs go public at National Zoo
09/02/2006 Atlantis crew arrives at Kennedy Space Center for launch
09/02/2006 Europe's First Lunar Mission on Course
09/02/2006 U.S. FDA in Third World Drug Trial Scandals,
09/02/2006 AMA Admits no studies were done on Fluoride Side Effects
09/02/2006 Recarving Space
09/02/2006 Russia Plans To Launch First Flight To The Moon In 2011-2012
09/02/2006 Scientists Temper Fears On Global Warming
09/02/2006 ScienceDaily Headlines
09/02/2006 Ernesto remnants drench Mid-Atlantic
09/02/2006 Arts and sciences dean announced
09/02/2006 Art and science merge at Singapore Biennale
09/02/2006 Making sure price is right Science or art?
09/02/2006 Friends Protest Pluto's Demotion
09/02/2006 Author sees science, religion saving environment
09/02/2006 GE showcases innovation expertise at Qatar Science & Technology Park expo
09/01/2006 Dream Machine helps hook kids on science
09/01/2006 Moon probe set for impact finale
09/01/2006 Promising News For Imperiled Species
09/01/2006 The Wisdom of Ants
09/01/2006 Big Bang Afterglow Fails an Intergalactic Shadow Test
09/01/2006 USDA verifies 10-minute test for GM rice
09/01/2006 Video MIT Conference Science and Technology for a Clean Energy Future
09/01/2006 Lockheed Wins Contract for NASA Exploration Spacecraft
09/01/2006 Pluto-bound Probe Snaps First Photo
09/01/2006 Key Industry Players Meet At The European Parliament's Life Science Circle
09/01/2006 New dean of IU's College of Arts and Sciences named
09/01/2006 New Forecast Hurricane Season to be Below Normal
09/01/2006 Mother Deer Can't Recognize Fawn's Cry
09/01/2006 SCIENCE Excellence and Cooperation in the Developing South
09/01/2006 New dean of IUs College of Arts and Sciences named
09/01/2006 BP on hot seat next week
09/01/2006 'Baby boom' among rare Javan rhinos
09/01/2006 NASA awards contract to Lockheed
09/01/2006 Nature To Modify Stem Cell Study Report
09/01/2006 Forecaster Calls For 5 Hurricanes In 2006
09/01/2006 The Sketchy Skills of a Psychic Sleuth
09/01/2006 If we destroy our planet will science find a new one?
09/01/2006 Scholar Leonardo Designed Diving Bell
09/01/2006 Noted U.S. team cuts hurricane forecast for Atlantic
09/01/2006 Cancer Smart Bombs Score Early Success
09/01/2006 Lockheed beats Northrop to 3.9 billion NASA contract
09/01/2006 An Endangered Species Leaders of Conscience
09/01/2006 UAE to host major oil conference in November
09/01/2006 Ernesto in the east; Cooler in the north
09/01/2006 US Scientist World has entered a State of Dangerous Climate Change
09/01/2006 Green Room
09/01/2006 Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt
09/01/2006 Thera eruption was bigger still
09/01/2006 Atlantis is locked down for storm
09/01/2006 Shark-finning measures 'too lax'
09/01/2006 BBC News Science/Nature World Edition
09/01/2006 Baby boom provides hope for world's rarest rhino species, WWF says
09/01/2006 Ernesto soaks N.C. coast, heads north
09/01/2006 Widespread Elephant Slaughter Discovered In Chad Science Daily
08/31/2006 Exxon gets $92 million Valdez bill
08/31/2006 MISD science project is headed to nationals
08/31/2006 Fire deal links science, Indigenous knowledge
08/31/2006 Official in Apollo Program Dies at 80
08/31/2006 Atlantis shuttle gets three chances to launch next week
08/31/2006 Ernesto charges toward Carolina coast
08/31/2006 Delegation of State Academy of Sciences Leaves for Brazil
08/31/2006 Political Science Professor Weighs In on Governor's Race
08/31/2006 Space Shuttle Atlantis Flies Wednesday
08/31/2006 Zimbabwe Castro's Contribution to Science Immense
08/31/2006 South Africa Elephant Science Round Table to Meet Again
08/31/2006 AllAfrica News Science and Biotechnology
08/31/2006 Upstream Biosciences Inc. Engages Atlas Capital Services, LLC as Investment Banker
08/31/2006 SCIENCE-CUBA Two Decades of Biotech Advances
08/31/2006 Global warming pushes science to the limits
08/31/2006 Namibia Are Maths & Science Only for Male Pupils?
08/31/2006 NASA sets new launch time for Atlantis
08/31/2006 40,000-Acre Wind Farm Proposed for Iowa
08/31/2006 Medical Spending Does Extend Life
08/31/2006 Body Parts Trade Lacks Oversight
08/31/2006 CNN Future Summit forum
08/31/2006 Tech boost for memory power
08/31/2006 PM gives OK for stem cell conscience vote
08/31/2006 Conscience warning on suicide MP
08/31/2006 Russia Postpones Space-Station Launch
08/31/2006 Mammoth 200M wind farm proposed in Iowa
08/31/2006 Action star Jackie Chan urges China to 'have a heart for dogs'
08/31/2006 Strong quake hits Indonesia's north Sulawesi
08/31/2006 Mammoth $200M wind farm proposed in Iowa
08/31/2006 When genetically modified plants go wild
08/31/2006 USFDA Accepts Hana Biosciences' New Drug Application For Zensana Oral Spray
08/31/2006 Re-invigorate teaching of science in schools Owusu-Ankomah
08/31/2006 Live long? Die young? Answer isn't just in genes
08/30/2006 Key industry players meet at the European Parliament's Life Science Circle EurekAlert!
08/30/2006 Study Summer is Getting Longer
08/30/2006 Bullet Fragments Killing Condors
08/30/2006 Schwarzenegger reaches landmark deal on greenhouse gas emissions
08/30/2006 Carbon Nanotubes Are Printed On Paper
08/30/2006 Scrap cars creating toxic waste
08/30/2006 Physicists Develop Nanotransistors
08/30/2006 Study Earth's Ozone Layer Is Recovering
08/30/2006 Columbus firm recalling children's science kits
08/30/2006 Supernova captured in 'real time'
08/30/2006 Europe's First Lunar Mission Nears End
08/30/2006 UTV launches science quiz for Doordarshan
08/30/2006 Is Peru's famed 'Ice Maiden' in danger?
08/30/2006 Ancient Raptors likely Feasted on earliest Humans
08/30/2006 Pacific CO2 sink 'overestimated'
08/30/2006 Date Pinned Down for Ancient Antarctic Flood
08/30/2006 Hooked Cigarettes Loaded with More Nicotine
08/30/2006 Melvin Schwartz dies at 73; won Nobel Prize in physics
08/30/2006 Study Pollutants May Trim Sex Organ Size
08/30/2006 Mass. Adopts Divisive Stem-Cell Rules
08/30/2006 Monsanto Buys ‘Terminator’ Seeds Company
08/30/2006 New Insight into How Eyes Form in Embryos
08/30/2006 100 Slaughtered Elephants Found in Africa
08/30/2006 Small Prehistoric Whale Was Vicious Hunter
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08/30/2006 Iraq marshes' recovery 'in doubt'
08/30/2006 American Waistlines Grow, Especially in Southern States
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08/29/2006 Indian produces science CD in atomic lab
08/29/2006 ESU degree programs in exercise science department accredited
08/29/2006 Nabi Biopharmaceuticals Acquires Exclusive Rights to Novel Plasma Fractionation Technology from ProMetic Life Sciences
08/29/2006 Ernesto will produce plenty of rain
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08/29/2006 Alchemy recast Modern science sees a gem
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08/29/2006 Taking stock of the progress and pitfalls in fighting AIDS
08/29/2006 Unraveling the moon's mysteries
08/29/2006 New mix of cocoa appears to help blood flow
08/29/2006 Dead Sea Scrolls theory faces new challenge
08/29/2006 Peering into causes of cancer's spread
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08/29/2006 Bacteria's expanding reach elicits concern
08/29/2006 Health & Science International Herald Tribune
08/29/2006 NASA reverses course, returns Atlantis to launchpad
08/29/2006 Katrina response a 'systemic failure' former US emergency response chief
08/29/2006 Bayer's Q2 net profit rises; announces 1,500 job cuts at CropScience unit
08/29/2006 BCY LifeSciences receives demand loan to keep solvent; looking for buyer
08/29/2006 Ghana Lack of Science, Technology Education Breeds Poverty, Says Educationist
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08/29/2006 Receding Texas Lake Reveals Old Skeleton
08/29/2006 Brazil's Biggest Dinosaur Unveiled
08/29/2006 Sunscreen Can Damage Skin if Applied Infrequently
08/29/2006 In Reversal, NASA Returns Shuttle to Pad
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08/29/2006 Lugar, Jischke Address Energy Summit
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08/29/2006 U.S. science agency funds study center
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08/29/2006 Hurricane John threatens Mexico
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08/29/2006 New Giant Dinosaur Species Discovered
08/29/2006 Researchers Developing Teardrop Test for Diabetics
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08/29/2006 Viruses Approved for Treating Food
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08/29/2006 Scientists Hope for Kangaroo Contraceptive
08/29/2006 People Judge in the Blink of an Eye
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08/29/2006 Most High School Football Concussions Preventable
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08/29/2006 Singapore Science Centre redesigns exhibits on Pluto after reclassification
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