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Platelets flight malaria, but most Africans miss out |
| 2 |
Stem cell pioneer sues Nobel assembly in U.S. |
| 3 |
Moon's battered crust reveals violent past |
| 4 |
Pacific island tsunami scars offer insight |
| 5 |
British astronomer Patrick Moore dies, 89 |
| 6 |
Hobbit face revealed |
| 7 |
Antarctic, Arctic cycles are in sync |
| 8 |
Destroy lab samples of rinderpest virus: OIE |
| 9 |
Modified HIV defeats leukaemia |
| 10 |
Homosexuality starts in the womb, scientists say |
| 11 |
Fossil find challenges tree of life |
| 12 |
Hubble spots oldest, furthest galaxies |
| 13 |
People live longer but are not always healthier |
| 14 |
NASA photo error puts Everest in India |
| 15 |
New slow loris species discovered |
| 16 |
Draft climate change report leaked online: IPCC |
| 17 |
Australia plans drill of ancient Antarctic ice core |
| 18 |
Mind-controlled hand a breakthrough for the paralysed |
| 19 |
No songs from 'dead' N. Korea satellite |
| 20 |
Australian miners turn to termites to find riches |
| 21 |
126 new species discovered in Southeast Asia |
| 22 |
NASA probes crash into the Moon |
| 23 |
O Christmas tree, filled with bugs |
| 24 |
Nearby star is good candidate for Earth-like planets |
| 25 |
Fighting fists shaped hand evolution |
| 26 |
Top science test promotes negative attitudes |
| 27 |
Great Barrier Reef sea floor slab could generate tsunami |
| 28 |
Top 12 features articles of 2012 |
| 29 |
12 most popular news stories of 2012 |
| 30 |
Most read opinion pieces of 2012 |
| 31 |
The Tyrant of Clipperton Island |
| 32 |
Better Call Sol |
| 33 |
The Enlightenment Guide To Winning The Lottery |
| 34 |
Night Takes Rook |
| 35 |
Pushed to the Limit |
| 36 |
Nineteen Seventy Three |
| 37 |
The Science of Mental Fitness |
| 38 |
The Arizona Dragonslayer |
| 39 |
Twitter Gives Your History Back |
| 40 |
Sinful Robot: XXX Virtual Reality |
| 41 |
A Twist on CAPTCHA |
| 42 |
Military's Robot Mule Carries on Despite Fall |
| 43 |
Helmet Lets You Crank Up The Tunes |
| 44 |
Power a City With a Man-Made Tornado |
| 45 |
Machine Makes Short Work of Battery Recycling |
| 46 |
Lens Converts Light Into Sound |
| 47 |
Reddit Secret Santa Breaks Guinness World Record |
| 48 |
Africa Has More Mobile Than U.S.: DNews Nugget |
| 49 |
Gun Control Dominates Twitter After School Shooting |
| 50 |
Gangnam Style Shatters Guinness World Record |
| 51 |
Rock/pop stars going solo found more likely to die young |
| 52 |
Egyptian king had throat slashed, study finds |
| 53 |
Did some Neanderthals learn advanced skills from
"moderns"? |
| 54 |
It's true: cooking may have given us our big brains, study
says |
| 55 |
Friendliness to minorities often a performance--a fragile one,
research suggests |
| 56 |
Gospel of Matthew linked to bizarre trail of self-mutilations |
| 57 |
Possibly "habitable" planet called smallest yet
found |
| 58 |
Music and movement might share a common structure |
| 59 |
Epigenetics proposed to underlie homosexuality |
| 60 |
Racial purity DNA testing slammed as perversion, but halting
practice might not be easy |
| 61 |
Moral "taint" still seeps along blood lines |
| 62 |
American head shapes have been changing, but why? |
| 63 |
Cold case solved? Study probes riddle of sinking beer bubbles |
| 64 |
Move elephants into Australia, scientist proposes |
| 65 |
Study: elephant fiasco shows moving truck no
"panacea" for wildlife troubles |
| 66 |
Right words found to inspire environmental care in
conservatives |
| 67 |
75% of African lion habitat gone, study says |
| 68 |
Newfound protein linked to big, strong muscles |
| 69 |
Was blackmail essential for marriage to evolve? |
| 70 |
A human bias against creativity is hindering science, research
claims |
| 71 |
Pluto has even colder "twin" of similar size,
studies find |
| 72 |
Could simple anger have taught people to cooperate? |
| 73 |
Different cultures' music matches their speech styles,
researchers find |
| 74 |
Did huge caverns swallow up the Martian water? |
| 75 |
Grand Canyon dates to dinosaur era, study says |
| 76 |
Cleaner air seen continuing to boost life expectancy |
| 77 |
Too-big black hole flummoxes scientists |
| 78 |
Dogs may link words to object sizes rather than shapes |
| 79 |
Your parrot isn't just parroting, study suggests |
| 80 |
Music making may help keep mind in tune in old age |
| 81 |
Tiny bugs have own personalities despite being clones,
scientists say |
| 82 |
Dogs can learn to recognize smiles, study finds |
| 83 |
Why do men use silly pickup lines? |
| 84 |
Can you literally throw away unwanted thoughts? |
| 85 |
Why do parrots talk? For some, mimicking talent may be for
addressing individuals |
| 86 |
Scientists try to measure animal boredom |
| 87 |
New type of exploding star may be a dud |
| 88 |
Happy kids found more likely to get rich |
| 89 |
Einstein's brain gets a new look-over |
| 90 |
Forests detectable even in distant solar systems, scientists
suggest |
| 91 |
Bars may kill spiral galaxies |
| 92 |
Sadness can hit your pocketbook, study finds |
| 93 |
Gene that may have helped make people smart ID'd |
| 94 |
Report of ancient meat-fest by human ancestors disputed |
| 95 |
Are people getting dumber? |
| 96 |
Societies evolve a bit like creatures, study finds |
| 97 |
Boom times in star birth gone, never to return, study suggests |
| 98 |
Get them some sleep, scientists say of young delinquents |
| 99 |
Comet collisions every 6 seconds by distant star? |
| 100 |
World money meltdown can start in surprising places,
physicists say |
| 101 |
Parrot wasn't supposed to make tools, but he did |
| 102 |
From brain science, new questions about free will |
| 103 |
Astronomers tally leftover light from dead, living stars |
| 104 |
Power-hungry image may hurt female, but not male politicians |
| 105 |
Could dinosaurs have shaped the way mammals see the world? |
| 106 |
Study seeks to show how acupuncture really works |
| 107 |
Zombie fad seen as entry point to serious bioethics
discussions |
| 108 |
Diversity within species may be as important as among them |
| 109 |
Quitting smoking may extend life 10 years |
| 110 |
Scientists explore whether some apes shake heads for
"no" |
| 111 |
Stray stars may haunt vastness between galaxies |
| 112 |
Mostly-male book images may reduce girls' science scores |
| 113 |
Resveratrol found to fall short in health benefits |
| 114 |
New anti-cancer strategy: make tumor cells age |
| 115 |
Summer babies found less likely to be CEOs |
| 116 |
It seems we're all more human than average |
| 117 |
Deadly heat baked pre-dinosaur world: study |
| 118 |
Too late to stop global warming by cutting emissions,
scientists say |
| 119 |
An Earth-sized planet in our stellar backyard? |
| 120 |
Does true love wait? Age of first sex found to predict adult
outcomes |
| 121 |
Super "compact" solar system found |
| 122 |
Nasty noises: Why do we recoil at unpleasant sounds? |
| 123 |
Amateur rediscovers lost asteroid |
| 124 |
Windows could generate solar energy |
| 125 |
Giant black holes from chaotic early era coming to light |
| 126 |
Fossil said to be earliest to show complex brain |
| 127 |
Not getting sleepy? Brain scans may reveal why some can't be
hypnotized |
| 128 |
Honor and revenge: how tribal warfare sheds light on modern
violence |
| 129 |
Scientists measure cosmic "exit door" |
| 130 |
Genes thought to affect IQ might not |
| 131 |
Signs of "ancient stream" on Mars |
| 132 |
Next moon rover could be a boat--on Titan |
| 133 |
Slave ant "rebellions" found to be common |
| 134 |
Street coyotes more faithful than people, study suggests |
| 135 |
Scientists hijack brain cells to remote-control worms |
| 136 |
Pesticides not yet proven guilty in bee dieoffs: study |
| 137 |
Study suggests we can flip our opinions in moments without
knowing |
| 138 |
Ancient text said to suggest Christ was married |
| 139 |
Record-distance galaxy may confirm theories |
| 140 |
Common chemical linked to nearly tripled odds of youth obesity |
| 141 |
Pill may cut HIV risk as much as 99% |
| 142 |
Silver, gold come from bursting stars--but different types,
study finds |
| 143 |
Supergel could replace damaged joint cartilage |
| 144 |
Dark matter may give off an already-seen signal, physicists
say |
| 145 |
Tasmanian devil may be saved by a bit less devilishness |
| 146 |
Most "junk" DNA not junk, studies find |
| 147 |
Cyborg tissues may become reality, Harvard scientists say |
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