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San Jose bans plastic bags |
| 2 |
FDA: Avastin should not be used for breast cancer |
| 3 |
Drivers stranded by snowstorms did the right thing |
| 4 |
US man is HIV-free after stem cell transplant |
| 5 |
Life's Building Blocks Found on Surprising Meteorite |
| 6 |
Inter-species mating could doom polar bear: experts |
| 7 |
Cosmic Dust Blocks Biggest Space Explosions |
| 8 |
Romania in talks with Japan on trading carbon credits |
| 9 |
7 Health Woes Brought on by Winter |
| 10 |
Conviction of disgraced SKorean scientist upheld |
| 11 |
Indonesian fishermen find old sunken ship |
| 12 |
Mummified forest provides climate change clues |
| 13 |
N/A |
| 14 |
Sunnyvale City Council votes to ban medical marijuana
dispensaries |
| 15 |
Most Young Children Consume Caffeine Each Day |
| 16 |
Belly Fat May Make Some Breast Cancers More Likely |
| 17 |
CORRECTION: Can depression influence breast cancer survival? |
| 18 |
Elderly Patients Who Get on Feet Leave Hospital Sooner |
| 19 |
US outlaws 'drop-side' baby cribs |
| 20 |
Too fat? Study fingers one "thrifty gene" suspect |
| 21 |
Australians have highest rate of skin cancer: study |
| 22 |
U.S., EU curb Roche's Avastin for breast cancer |
| 23 |
Thousands on HIV drugs desperate amid budget woes |
| 24 |
Court: Irish abortion ban violates women's rights |
| 25 |
Season's Tweetings: The Great Twitter Secret Santa |
| 26 |
Alleged Thief Showcases His Crime on Facebook |
| 27 |
The Year in Tweets |
| 28 |
Spiders, Snakes? Brain-Damaged Woman Knows No Fear |
| 29 |
New Report Calls for Online Privacy Bill of Rights |
| 30 |
Nokia Sues Apple Over Patents in iPhone, iPad |
| 31 |
AOL Buys Online Ad Co. Pictela for Undisclosed Sum |
| 32 |
New MapQuest Site Shows US Maps for, by the People |
| 33 |
Conviction of Disgraced SKorean Scientist Upheld |
| 34 |
Experts: Ancient Mexicans Crossbred Wolf-Dogs |
| 35 |
Graphic HIV/AIDS Video Horrifies Gay Community |
| 36 |
Shocking Heroism: Fla. School Board Member Attacks Gunman With
Purse |
| 37 |
New Inventions Help Fight Diseases in the Developing World |
| 38 |
Wife Says Fla. School Gunman Missed on Purpose, Cops Disagree |
| 39 |
Daddy Dearest? Thora Birch's Dad Is the Latest Example of a
Heavy-Handed Hollywood Father |
| 40 |
Looking for Love and Finding AIDS |
| 41 |
When Words Can Kill: 'That's So Gay' |
| 42 |
Arctic icecap 'safe' from runaway melting |
| 43 |
Cyclone batters Saturn for five years |
| 44 |
Ocean science giant Alvin set for upgrade |
| 45 |
Nuclear fusion finance plan rejected by EU Parliament |
| 46 |
Iapetus moon's mighty ridge stirs debate |
| 47 |
Energy firms to get new low-carbon incentives |
| 48 |
Free will similar in animals, humans--but not so free |
| 49 |
Closing the world's first commercial nuclear power station |
| 50 |
Ordnance Survey: Weapons of mass instruction make money |
| 51 |
Anonymous Wikileaks activists move to analogue tactics |
| 52 |
Nokia Apple patent row escalates |
| 53 |
Zuckerberg: Back from the future |
| 54 |
The world's best secret islands |
| 55 |
Irish abortion ban 'violated woman's rights' |
| 56 |
U.S. Pushes Online "Privacy Bill of Rights" |
| 57 |
Nokia Sues Apple Over Patents in iPhone, iPad |
| 58 |
Twitter Gets $200M Investment To Stay Private |
| 59 |
Face Blindness--When Every Face Looks the Same |
| 60 |
Arriving on the Battle Field: iPhones, Androids |
| 61 |
Arriving on the Battle Field: iPhones, Androids |
| 62 |
Scientists ID Head of France's King Henry IV |
| 63 |
Animals Still Covered in Oil Months after Spill |
| 64 |
Putin Loves His Puppy, but He Leaves Big Puddles |
| 65 |
Afghan War Review Cements Withdrawal Plan |
| 66 |
Was King Henri IV's Skull in Frenchman's Attic? |
| 67 |
FDA: Some Supplement Makers Spiking Products |
| 68 |
Staphylococcus Aureus Sickens Donna D'Errico, Reports Say:
Where Did Germs Come From? |
| 69 |
Dietary Supplements Trigger FDA Crackdown: What's the Threat?
(Product List) |
| 70 |
McDonald's Sued by Consumer Group, California Mom: What's the
Beef? |
| 71 |
Sleep Deprivation Makes You Ugly, Say Swedish Scientists |
| 72 |
Apparent Homemade Explosives Found in Conn. Home |
| 73 |
Using direct laser writing to create 3D submicron structures |
| 74 |
New hope for terahertz: New laser operates at higher
temperatures than some thought possible |
| 75 |
Bioengineers discover how particles self-assemble in flowing
fluids |
| 76 |
An electronic dance of spins and orbits |
| 77 |
Wind turbines may benefit crops |
| 78 |
New report outlines restoration activities to speed seagrass
recovery in the Florida Keys |
| 79 |
URI geologist develops improved seismic model for monitoring
nuclear explosions in Middle East |
| 80 |
Light dawns on dark gamma-ray bursts (w/ Video) |
| 81 |
No asteroid particles found in second Hayabusa compartment,
but more in first |
| 82 |
Unstable Antarctica: What's driving ice loss? |
| 83 |
NASA's Odyssey spacecraft sets exploration record on Mars |
| 84 |
NASA scientific balloons to return to flight |
| 85 |
Soil responsible for heat waves |
| 86 |
Fatal floods in Africa |
| 87 |
German research protects the Amazon rainforest |
| 88 |
Meteorite just one piece of an unknown celestial body |
| 89 |
Polar bears still on thin ice, but cutting greenhouse gases
now can avert extinction |
| 90 |
Arctic icecap safe from runaway melting: study |
| 91 |
Satellites give an eagle eye on thunderstorms |
| 92 |
Ancient forest emerges mummified from the Arctic |
| 93 |
Wind, warmer water driving Antarctica ice loss |
| 94 |
ThumbDrive inventor out to prove he is no one-hit wonder |
| 95 |
Toshiba introduces enterprise-class solid state drive family |
| 96 |
Sony and Sharp launch e-readers, tablets in Japan |
| 97 |
High hopes, hard realities for India's 35-dlr computer |
| 98 |
3-D spectacles get a fashion makeover |
| 99 |
Older readers kindle fondness for e-readers |
| 100 |
Tablets: Apple iPad has strong head start, but Samsung gaining
ground |
| 101 |
Emergency information could be transmitted around US via
augmented GPS system: engineer |
| 102 |
New report calls for online privacy bill of rights |
| 103 |
Report: Policies to spur renewable energy can lower energy
costs |
| 104 |
Films for facades |
| 105 |
2010 sees Apple at pinnacle of tech industry |
| 106 |
S. Korea's Cyworld touts privacy in battle with Facebook |
| 107 |
Japan eco-fair seeks to reach next generation |
| 108 |
Judge grants bail to WikiLeaks' Julian Assange |
| 109 |
Old catching up to young on US Internet: study |
| 110 |
Facebook to suggest friends to tag in users photos |
| 111 |
Software improves understanding of mobility problems |
| 112 |
Hitachi develops recycling technologies for rare earth metals |
| 113 |
Mobile Internet device performs unevenly in debut |
| 114 |
Twitter valued in billions as popularity climbs |
| 115 |
New chemical may lead to jet lag drug |
| 116 |
Blocking the critical structure that lets cancer cells
move--their feet |
| 117 |
The fine art of producing chemicals and electricity:
Researchers develop organometallic fuel cell |
| 118 |
New discoveries make it harder for HIV to hide from drugs |
| 119 |
Tunable plastic thermometers |
| 120 |
Does fluoride really fight cavities by 'the skin of the
teeth?' |
| 121 |
Shellfish not safe to eat marked with warning light |
| 122 |
Multiple personalities of an HIV protein |
| 123 |
Champion hydrogen-producing microbe |
| 124 |
Study: Green tea can alter how we perceive flavor |
| 125 |
Anomalous Surface Compositions of Mixed Oxides |
| 126 |
The sweetness of biodegradable plastics |
| 127 |
100% of most challenging Christmas plastic wrapping could be
recycled by new tech |
| 128 |
Answering the catalyst conundrum |
| 129 |
A new mechanism for reversible proteasome inhibition |
| 130 |
Expert discusses using small-pore zeolites to remove
troublesome pollutant from exhaust |
| 131 |
Alternating stacks of planar cations and dipyrrole-containing
anions provides concept for new materials |
| 132 |
Wired up and ready to glow |
| 133 |
Age doesn't matter: New genes are as essential as ancient ones |
| 134 |
Extinctions, loss of habitat harm evolutionary diversity |
| 135 |
Science of man-made life can proceed: US panel (Update) |
| 136 |
New research shows dolphin by-catch includes genetic relatives |
| 137 |
Shedding new light on embryonic development |
| 138 |
Seaweed as biofuel? Metabolic engineering makes it a viable
option |
| 139 |
Feast, famine and the genetics of obesity: You can't have it
both ways |
| 140 |
Scientists see the light in bizarre bioluminescent snail |
| 141 |
Study identifies multitude of genetic regions key to embryonic
stem cell development |
| 142 |
Opportunity leads to promiscuity among squirrels, study finds |
| 143 |
The role of color in animal courtship uncovered |
| 144 |
Study classifies and uses artificial proteins to analyze
protein-protein interfaces |
| 145 |
Scientist says he found Japan fish thought extinct |
| 146 |
Blood-sucking superbug prefers taste of humans |
| 147 |
Scientists decode secrets of a very common virus that can
cause cancer |
| 148 |
Soft substrate promotes pluripotent stem cell culture |
| 149 |
'Green genes' in yeast may boost biofuel production by
increasing stress tolerance |
| 150 |
Plasma therapy: An alternative to antibiotics? |
| 151 |
Genome code cracked for most common form of pediatric brain
cancer |
| 152 |
Emotional intelligence peaks as we enter our 60s, research
suggests |
| 153 |
Courts may not get last word in health care fight |
| 154 |
Immune cell plays unexpected role in autoimmune disease |
| 155 |
Study shows garlic could protect against hip osteoarthritis |
| 156 |
New approaches refine molecular imaging for detecting cancer
metastasis |
| 157 |
Mom's voice plays special role in activating newborn's brain |
| 158 |
Scientists discover powerful biomarker panel for the early
detection of breast cancer |
| 159 |
Alcoholics beware--genetic variation linked to liver cirrhosis
in Caucasians |
| 160 |
Lay counsellors may help tackle depression in resource-poor
settings |
| 161 |
Scientists identify the largest network of protein
interactions related to Alzheimer's disease |
| 162 |
California mom sues McDonald's over Happy Meals |
| 163 |
Families have unhealthier diets than childless couples: study |
| 164 |
Decades after childhood radiation, thyroid cancer a concern |
| 165 |
Youth exposure to alcohol ads on TV growing faster than adults |
| 166 |
Hemodynamic responses to the mother's face in infants by
near-infrared spectroscopy |
| 167 |
No change in health gap between England's richest and poorest:
report |
| 168 |
Liver cancer in cirrhotic patients effectively treated with
radiofrequency ablation |
| 169 |
Dig finds statue pieces in pharaonic temple ruins |
| 170 |
Lost images of 'human exhibits' in Britain discovered |
| 171 |
Teacher effort is linked to difficult students' inherited
traits |
| 172 |
Diversity training benefits can lead to career joy |
| 173 |
Close proximity leads to better science |
| 174 |
Census analysis: Nation's diversity grows, but integration
slows |
| 175 |
First World War Christmas truces uncovered |
| 176 |
Royal head: Scientists identify murdered French king |
| 177 |
Membership in many groups leads to quick recovery from
physical challenges |
| 178 |
New mathematics research proves there's plenty of time for
evolution |
| 179 |
Researcher finds power and corruption may be good for society |
| 180 |
ILR research finds leaders don't rock the boat |
| 181 |
Walkable neighborhoods richer in social capital, study finds |
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