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CEO: Toyota's slice of US market is about right |
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Increased innovation and research capacities in security
organisations |
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The future of 3-D printing |
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Laser thermal anneal to boost performance of 3-D memory
devices |
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Ubisoft shares plunge 23% on 'Watch Dogs' game delay |
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Post-Fukushima, Asia still drives global nuclear growth |
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Council in Calif. city endorses Apple campus plan |
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New application for drug detection |
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Intermittence of wind energy hardly affects CO2 emissions in
Spain |
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The Matterhorn like you've never seen it |
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Apple 'cuts orders with iPhone 5C assemblers' |
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MIT team shows system that tracks people through walls |
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Warner Music turns to YouTube tastemakers |
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Dude, where's my code? |
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Online upstarts rattling established industries |
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Low-income Georgia residents now will pay $5 a month for
Lifeline phones |
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Software uses cyborg swarm to map unknown environs |
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Veeva Systems stock soars on debut |
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Warner Music turns to YouTube tastemakers |
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Online upstarts rattling established industries |
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Low-income Georgia residents now will pay $5 a month for
Lifeline phones |
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Software uses cyborg swarm to map unknown environs |
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Veeva Systems stock soars on debut |
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Researchers discover cellular signals between pancreatic
cancer tumors and saliva |
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Crystal mysteries spiral deeper, chemists find |
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Chinese team finds drinking Sprite might help prevent hangover |
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Karplus, Levitt, Warshel win Nobel chemistry prize for cyber
experiments (Update 3) |
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New model gives better control of self-assembly processes |
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Spider's super-thin ribbons key to silk tech |
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Curve ball: New approaches, surprising results challenge
fundamental principle of drug discovery |
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Culinary biomimicry |
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Mass-production of high-performance surfactants from
non-edible biomass using yeast |
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Battle of the blood clots: Tailored glycopolymers as
anticoagulant heparin mimetics |
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Building better molecules for bendable electronics |
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Turning vapors into foam-like polymer coatings |
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Researchers find rust can power up artificial photosynthesis |
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Researchers 'fish new pond' for antibiotics |
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Football-shaped particles bolster the body's defense against
cancer |
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The chemistry of color: Energy researcher develops dye-based
solar cells |
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Adhesion at 180,000 frames per second |
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Power from the sea? Triboelectric nanogenerator extracts
energy from ocean waves |
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Making low-fat cheese taste better |
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Chemist devises optical imaging technique to unlock the
mystery of memory |
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Air, water and sun: The ingredients of 'green gasoline' |
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How tiny organisms make a big impact on clean water |
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New 'click' reaction: Chemistry applicable to living organisms |
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Predicting health risks of everyday chemicals |
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Maximizing broccoli's cancer-fighting potential |
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Battle scarred ant antennae can't tell friend from foe |
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Mammalian body cells lack ancient viral defense mechanism |
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New study shows use of tools supports learning in nonhuman
species |
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Tiger cub born at London zoo drowns |
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Zimbabwe elephant poisoning toll reaches 100 |
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Amazon fish has super-shield against piranhas |
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Critical consumers do often buy genetically modified food |
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Unearthed: A treasure trove of jewel-like beetles |
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World Food Prize takes on biotech, global warming |
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Adding citrus fiber to meatballs improves nutritional quality,
does not affect taste |
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Five-meter sea creature found off California coast |
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The inheritance of the primary cilium and the soul of the cell |
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Kangaroo checks in to Australian Airport |
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Microbiome meets big social science: What's the potential? |
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Misinterpretation of study: Anxious cat owners can carry on
stroking their four-legged friends without worry |
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Flightless falcons remain a mystery |
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Kenya to microchip all rhinos' horns to beat poachers |
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Antioxidants are essential for bird embryo growth |
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Bad news for fake pearls |
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Tracking viral DNA in the cell |
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Researchers find bats use curled leaves for sound
amplification |
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Birds on repeat: Do playbacks hurt fowl? |
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Cuckoos impersonate hawks by matching their 'outfits' |
| 73 |
I'm singing in the rainforest: Researchers find striking
similarities between bird song and human music |
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Using animal behavior data to better inform mathematical
models of animal movements |
| 75 |
When time has a will of its own, powerless consumers don't
have the will to wait |
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How do consumers create markets? The case of the minimoto |
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Women leave their handprints on the cave wall |
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Is mom's favorite child always the same? |
| 79 |
US shutdown means one sad tale after another for scientists |
| 80 |
New analysis of US elementary school mathematics finds
half-century of problematic 'strands' structure |
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Why do discounts backfire when you make consumers wait? |
| 82 |
VIP loyalty programs: Consumers prefer awards they can share |
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How do consumers see a product when they hear music? |
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Investing in our future: The evidence base on preschool
education |
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Mixed result on sustainability reporting, but ASX proposes
greater disclosure |
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3Q: Fiction's role in emotional development |
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What is the difference between 'lie,' 'deceive' and 'mislead'? |
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How you name it matters: 'Gambling' vs. 'gaming' |
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Low-wage fast-food jobs leave hefty tax bill, report says |
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Telling consumers about 'green' credentials can backfire |
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Misty the diplodocus skeleton to go on sale in Britain |
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Economists explore 'loca-pouring' of wines |
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Recession's after-effects could lead to cheating and workplace
theft suggests new study |
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Ancient Syrians favored buying local to outsourcing production |
| 95 |
Wari, predecessors of the Inca, used restraint to reshape
human landscape |
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Poor rural youth in Haiti are rich in family ties, rooted in
their own culture |
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UD researcher gets to the root of why women leave STEM fields |
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Sinking teeth into the evolutionary origin of our skeleton |
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Extinct 'mega claw' creature had spider-like brain 520 million
years ago |
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How much of a man are you? Being online can change that |
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| 102 |
Resveratrol could help treat multiple types of cancer, study
finds |
| 103 |
Genes predispose some people to focus on the negative |
| 104 |
Compound derived from vegetables shields rodents from lethal
radiation doses |
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What's in a face? Researchers find patterns of neural activity
in brain region that plays role in recognizing traits |
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Kids of single moms who later marry reap few benefits |
| 107 |
Finding solution to the 'Jane Austen problem': Kissing helps
us find the right partner--and keep them |
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Can thermodynamics help us better understand human cancers? |
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Psychologist claims study shows people can see in 3D with just
one eye |
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Drug could stop marijuana cravings |
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Brief memory test 'ages' older adults |
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Small bits of genetic material fight cancer's spread |
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Did recession lead to increase in vasectomies? |
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Variant of club drug 'K' might have new life as antidepressant |
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Restoring surgeons' sense of touch during minimally invasive
surgeries |
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St. Jude Medical gets European approval for first wireless
pacemaker |
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Method of recording brain activity could lead to mind-reading
devices |
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Team takes first step toward macular dystrophy gene therapy |
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Some mind-body therapies may reduce effects of functional
bowel disorders |
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Blood test shows promise for cancer detection, study finds |
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Study reveals brain connections for introspection |
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Low-voiced men love 'em and leave 'em, yet still attract more
women, study says |
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When neurons have less to say, they speak up |
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Glowing neurons reveal networked link between brain, whiskers |
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'Individualized' therapy for the brain targets specific gene
mutations causing dementia and ALS |
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Study shows how Staph toxin disarms the immune system |
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Rare gene mutation sheds light on protein's role in brain
development |
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Genetic errors identified in 12 major cancer types |
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Schizophrenia linked to abnormal brain waves |
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Surprising study shows that brains process the pain of
villains more than the pain of people we like |
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