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HP results show seesawing nature of tech recovery |
| 2 |
Menlo Park research facility refuses to let humane society see
monkey that bit worker |
| 3 |
Vatican: Everyone can use condoms to prevent HIV |
| 4 |
Quake hits Papua New Guinea: geologists |
| 5 |
Greenpeace activists scale oil rig off Mexico |
| 6 |
Stem cell trial offers hope for vision patients |
| 7 |
Study: AIDS pill helps gay men avoid HIV infection |
| 8 |
Gay Rights: Are the Courts Ahead of the American Public? |
| 9 |
Cambodia Water Festival turns tragic with deadly stampede |
| 10 |
Secretive Air Force X-37B Robotic Space Plane May Be Nearing
Mission's End |
| 11 |
AP Enterprise: Rig victims' kin feel left out |
| 12 |
DiCaprio pledges million dollars to save tigers: WWF |
| 13 |
SpaceX Receives FAA License to Return Private Spaceships From
Earth Orbit |
| 14 |
Venezuela touts major offshore natural gas find |
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China admits it is the world's biggest polluter |
| 16 |
Scientists Learn Why Alcohol Can Be Good For You |
| 17 |
Experts demand better protection for sharks |
| 18 |
UN: Emission pledges fall short of climate target |
| 19 |
Israeli archaeologists uncover Roman pool |
| 20 |
North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 marines killed |
| 21 |
PM calls on NZ to prepare for worst in mine blast |
| 22 |
Saudi king arrives in US for medical tests |
| 23 |
Rare Apple I computer to be auctioned in Britain |
| 24 |
What not to wear? Clothing a security line issue |
| 25 |
Half of Americans facing diabetes by 2020: report |
| 26 |
U.N. sees global AIDS epidemic starting to turn |
| 27 |
Children Born 'Late Pre-Term' More Prone to Low IQ |
| 28 |
German society faces wrench if draft scrapped |
| 29 |
New STD Report Finds Some Progress, High Costs for U.S. |
| 30 |
1 in 4 Overweight Women Think They're Normal Size: Study |
| 31 |
Pilot transplant project aims to spur kidney swaps |
| 32 |
Hit by AIDS, Africa welcomes Pope's condom message |
| 33 |
Feds say glasses with lead are kids' products |
| 34 |
US gonorrhea rate at record low, other STDs rise |
| 35 |
Diabetes, Depression Can Be Two-Way Street |
| 36 |
Bloodstains could give age away |
| 37 |
Organically-grown vegies not more nutritious |
| 38 |
Face shields needed for combat: study |
| 39 |
Meeting the Family? Your Digital Impression Matters |
| 40 |
FCC May Allow You to Send Text Messages to 911 |
| 41 |
WikiLeaks: New Release 7 Times Size of Iraq Logs |
| 42 |
Twitter Tirades Test Limits of Freedom of Speech |
| 43 |
Netflix Expects Video Streaming to Drown out DVDs |
| 44 |
Daily Use of Antiretroviral Drugs Cuts AIDS Transmission |
| 45 |
Jim Stanicki: An Online Inspiration on Dying Well |
| 46 |
Mark Twain Autobiography Reveals Tragic Life |
| 47 |
Poll: Boomers Unhappiest Over Their Own Sex Life |
| 48 |
Smokers Need Not Apply: Is Hiring Ban Trend of the Future? |
| 49 |
Smoking Cessation Program May Save States Money |
| 50 |
National Indoor Smoking Ban Could Prevent Thousands of Heart
Attacks |
| 51 |
Smoking Rate Has Stopped Declining, Says CDC |
| 52 |
Electronic Cigarettes: A Safer 'Smoke' or Another Bad Habit? |
| 53 |
HHS Issues Regulations for Preventive Benefits |
| 54 |
'Third-Hand' Smoke--the Dust Finally Settles |
| 55 |
Navy Officially Bans Smoking on Submarines |
| 56 |
Harmless Hookah? Hardly |
| 57 |
New Smokeless Tobacco Threat Coming Soon to U.S. |
| 58 |
The Economic Fruits of Smokefree Schools |
| 59 |
Second Opinions Not Always Enough |
| 60 |
Secretive Air Force Robotic Space Plane Nears Mission's End |
| 61 |
Experts Say China Fuels Tiger Poaching |
| 62 |
Archaeologists Uncover Roman Pool in Jerusalem |
| 63 |
Iran Denies Nuclear Setback from Stuxnet Virus |
| 64 |
Report Claiming Wi-Fi Hurts Trees Slammed as Bogus |
| 65 |
Why Engineers See Big Potential in Micro Nukes |
| 66 |
Supersonic Speed Car Said 'On Track' |
| 67 |
U.S. Airports a "Constitutional Twilight Zone" |
| 68 |
Pentagon: No Gays Discharged in Past Month |
| 69 |
Post Office Slayings Leave Tenn. Town Uneasy |
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Scanner Protests Only Delay Travel, Says TSA |
| 71 |
Church: Pope's Condom Remarks Apply to Women Too |
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HIV Breakthrough: Daily Drug 73 Percent Effective Against
Infection, Says Study |
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Johnson & Johnson Recalls Benadryl, Motrin (Complete List) |
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Holiday-Proof Baby Boomer Bodies |
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Kiss of Death? For Allergy Sufferers, Locking Lips Can Kill |
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Lead-Laced Drinking Glasses Spur Federal Probe |
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Vatican: Pope Seeks Debate on Condoms, AIDS |
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Enhanced efficiency when determining band gap in solids |
| 79 |
World-first to provide building blocks for new nano devices |
| 80 |
Scientists glimpse universe before the Big Bang |
| 81 |
1,000 mph car to be built next year |
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Daily dose of HIV drug reduces risk of HIV infection |
| 83 |
Flying snakes, caught on tape (w/ Video) |
| 84 |
Nanoparticle thermotherapy as a chemotherapy alternative |
| 85 |
Breakthrough could lead to disposable e-readers |
| 86 |
Making stars: Studies show how cosmic dust and gas shape
galaxy evolution |
| 87 |
Ultrathin alternative to silicon for future electronics |
| 88 |
Ford announces which cities will get first crack at Focus
Electric |
| 89 |
Banking on predictability, the mind increases efficiency |
| 90 |
New function of gene in promoting cancer found |
| 91 |
Upper-class people have trouble recognizing others' emotions |
| 92 |
Adding face shields to helmets could help avoid blast-induced
brain injuries |
| 93 |
The not-so-sweet truth about sugar--a risk choice? |
| 94 |
Uptake protein acts as zinc's doorway to the cell |
| 95 |
Tech-savvy put explosion of data to work |
| 96 |
Israeli archaeologists uncover Roman pool |
| 97 |
Novell draws new bid of $2.2 billion |
| 98 |
New findings suggest species' interactions don't always
promote diversity |
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Researchers kick-start ancient DNA |
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Gene find could lead to healthier food, better biofuel
production |
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Netflix expects video streaming to drown out DVDs |
| 102 |
High alpha-carotene levels associated with longer life |
| 103 |
New microscope reveals ultrastructure of cells |
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Scientists build world's smallest 'water bottle' |
| 105 |
Secrets of nanohair adhesion un-peeled by UA polymer
scientists |
| 106 |
What changes will nanoelectronics bring to our lives? |
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DNA can act like Velcro for nanoparticles |
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Cancer scientists believe nanoparticles could accurately
target tumors, avoiding side effects |
| 109 |
Doctoral candidate publishes on graphene's potential |
| 110 |
Risk review suggests that carbon nanotubes be treated, for
now, 'as if' hazardous |
| 111 |
Researchers create iridescent glass that can reflect UV or
infrared light |
| 112 |
Nanoscale probe reveals interactions between surfaces and
single molecules |
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Researchers find faster way to produce efficient nano-vehicles
for gene delivery |
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A new twist for nanopillar light collectors |
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New possibilities for solar energy with molecular 'stencils' |
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Nanotechnology: A dead end for plant cells? |
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Imaging tool may aid nanoelectronics by screening tiny tubes |
| 118 |
Lyfish-inspired pumps: Researchers investigate next generation
medical and robotic devices |
| 119 |
Simple rubber device mimics complex bird songs |
| 120 |
Air flows in mechanical device reveal secrets of speech
pathology |
| 121 |
New look at relativity: Electrons can't exceed the speed of
light--thanks to light itself, says biologist |
| 122 |
One way sound: A new material will allow for improved
ultrasound imaging |
| 123 |
Physicists study behavior of enzyme linked to Alzheimer's,
cancer |
| 124 |
Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle sets limits on Einstein's
'spooky action at a distance,' new research finds |
| 125 |
Pushing black-hole mergers to the extreme: RIT scientists
achieve 100:1 mass ratio |
| 126 |
Light bending by a black hole may offer proof of extra
dimensions |
| 127 |
Pitt physicist wins 2011 Einstein Prize for lifetime
unraveling, reshaping general relativity theory |
| 128 |
Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource 2010-2011 run
starts this week |
| 129 |
Antihydrogen trapped for first time (w/ Video) |
| 130 |
Physicists demonstrate a four-fold quantum memory |
| 131 |
New property in warm superconductors discovered |
| 132 |
New technology gives on-site assessments in archaeology |
| 133 |
First app from NPL to help researchers working in the lab |
| 134 |
NASA spacecraft burns for another comet flyby |
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Spitzer sees shrouded burst of stars |
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LIDAR applications in coastal morphology and hazard assessment |
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Study could mean greater anticipated global warming |
| 138 |
Hybrid tugboat cuts emissions, study shows |
| 139 |
End to cheap coal closer than we thought? |
| 140 |
Profiling the largest solar explosions |
| 141 |
The Amazon: from wetland to river |
| 142 |
US launches giant eavesdropping satellite |
| 143 |
'M8' earthquake simulation breaks computational records,
promises better quake models |
| 144 |
Successful launch for NASA's microsatellite FASTSAT |
| 145 |
Indonesia declares protected zone to save coral reefs |
| 146 |
Classified spy satellite launched from Fla. |
| 147 |
Why do the ionized gas clouds stream out from galaxies? |
| 148 |
Scientists call for protection of Australia's subtropic seas |
| 149 |
Intel intros first configurable intel atom-based processor |
| 150 |
Scientists say robot was 'long shot' in NZealand mine rescue |
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Review: Samsung tablet good, but not good enough |
| 152 |
Controversial JooJoo tablet to be phased out |
| 153 |
Kno textbook reader to ship this year |
| 154 |
E Ink, maker of Kindle display, to offer color |
| 155 |
TSA App tries to ease air travel pain |
| 156 |
Underwater robots on course to the deep sea |
| 157 |
Israel army using Facebook to rumble draft-dodgers |
| 158 |
News Corp. buys education technology company |
| 159 |
WikiLeaks: New release 7 times size of Iraq logs |
| 160 |
Naval Academy should be center for study of cybersecurity, new
superintendent says |
| 161 |
When the playroom is the computer |
| 162 |
Flexible wings driven by simple oscillation may be viable for
efficient micro air vehicles |
| 163 |
New Globus Online service to use the grid for high-performance
file transfer |
| 164 |
Verizon grabs for Internet speed crown in new plan |
| 165 |
Jet engine too hot? Schedule an MRI |
| 166 |
Chemists design molecule that responds to stimuli |
| 167 |
Extending the life of oil reserves |
| 168 |
Novel fuel cell catalyst lowers need for precious metal |
| 169 |
Deemed essential to health for decades, chromium has no
nutritional effect, researchers show |
| 170 |
Oscillating layers of molecules on liquid's surface influence
carbon capture |
| 171 |
Researcher develops new way to study single biological
molecules |
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UNL biochemist probes protein for disease clues |
| 173 |
Molecular simulations confirm role of functional rotation in
multidrug resistance |
| 174 |
New fibers and membranes for high-tech products |
| 175 |
Bulky molecules trap boron compounds into a never-before-seen
structural arrangement |
| 176 |
New path for colon cancer drug discovery |
| 177 |
Scientists identify first synthetic activator of two critical
proteins |
| 178 |
Scientists to develop tougher plastics from plants |
| 179 |
Breaking new ground in synthesis of anti-cancer agents |
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On the way to lead-free technology |
| 181 |
Scientists identify antivirus system |
| 182 |
New revelations in ammonia synthesis |
| 183 |
Researchers re-sequence 6 corn varieties, find some genes
missing |
| 184 |
Ancient insects preferred warmer climates |
| 185 |
California's controlled fires boost biodiversity |
| 186 |
Rice production withers as Egypt diverts water supply |
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The spice of life: Variety is also good for hares |
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Experts: Demand in China fuels tiger poaching |
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Age estimation from blood has immediate forensic application |
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Scientists clock on to how sunlight shapes daily rhythms |
| 191 |
Research carries cautionary warning for future stem cell
applications |
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Trigger mechanism provides 'quality control' in cell division |
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Vienna's new panda to be called 'Happy Tiger': zoo |
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Putting the squeeze on fat cells |
| 195 |
Scientists offer new knowledge on 're-discovered' switchgrass
moth |
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A correctly set circadian clock, whatever the light intensity |
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Bacteria help infants digest milk more effectively than adults |
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Why do people behave badly? Maybe it's just too easy |
| 199 |
Monitoring wear in helicopters--and hips, knees and ankles,
too |
| 200 |
Hormone's crucial role in 2 anemic blood disorders |
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Expecting? Don't neglect your teeth |
| 202 |
Tobacco: Out of sight, out of mind? |
| 203 |
Method to trick cancer cells to self-destruct shows promise in
mice |
| 204 |
Dealt a bad hand: Pathological gamblers are also at risk for
mental health disorders |
| 205 |
Erectile dysfunction may indicate an increased risk of heart
disease |
| 206 |
New AIDS cases fall by one fifth in a decade: UN |
| 207 |
Genomic 'markers' may head off thousands of thyroid surgeries |
| 208 |
Pilot transplant project aims to spur kidney swaps |
| 209 |
Early diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis crucial to positive
outcomes for patients |
| 210 |
Cigarette smoking increases rheumatoid arthritis risk in
African-Americans |
| 211 |
Too much of a good thing: Important mechanism in
hormone-sensitive breast cancer uncovered |
| 212 |
Under suspicion: The painkiller ziconotide could increase
suicidal ideation |
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Finding the 'fingerprints' of prostate cancer |
| 214 |
New device may reduce swallowing health risk in patients with
Parkinson's disease |
| 215 |
Discovery halts breast cancer stem cells |
| 216 |
For your teeth, Thanksgiving dinner is a real food fight |
| 217 |
Earth and space science missions have fewer risks if conducted
by a single government agency: report |
| 218 |
Sociologists: Latinos lacking in English skills face more risk
of violent crime |
| 219 |
Rewarding higher marks with money doesn't make the grade |
| 220 |
Delphi: The bellybutton of the ancient world |
| 221 |
Peruvian diggers find 2.5 million-year-old tobacco |
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Peru president says Yale to return Inca artifacts |
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YouTube PSAs: Comments more persuasive than videos |
| 224 |
Stonehenge gets millions for major makeover |
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Tests on Danish astronomer's body will take months |
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The incredible impact of stars on culture |
| 227 |
Researchers follow the money to show complicated ways people
connect |
| 228 |
Research of Danish astronomer's remains completed |
| 229 |
Researchers link an African lizard fossil in Africa with the
Komodo dragon in Indonesia |
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What if we used poetry to teach computers to speak better? |
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