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Corked wine confuses smell receptors |
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Astronomers untangle asteroids from comets |
| 3 |
Ear wax reveals whale's tale |
| 4 |
Short-haired bumblebee nests in Dungeness |
| 5 |
Stephen Hawking speaks out about assisted suicide |
| 6 |
Health kick 'reverses cell aging' |
| 7 |
Heli-ski Kyrgyzstan's most remote regions |
| 8 |
Navy Yard: Aaron Alexis 'treated for mental health' |
| 9 |
Costa Concordia: Stricken ship set upright in Italy |
| 10 |
Syria crisis: France and Russia admit attack differences |
| 11 |
Is Africa really a drunken continent? |
| 12 |
Indian media: Twitter backlash over Miss America |
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Grand Theft Auto: One of Britain's finest cultural exports? |
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NY art dealer admits to multi-million dollar art fraud |
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North Korea: UN rights probe shows 'unspeakable atrocities' |
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Can you mix antibiotics and alcohol? |
| 17 |
Iran social media block removed by technical hitch |
| 18 |
Sony Smart Stick to challenge Google Chromecast dongle |
| 19 |
Valve drops hints about Steam game hardware |
| 20 |
Digital Indians: Sanjeev Bikhchandani's job site success |
| 21 |
Mobile phone emergency alert system to be tested in UK |
| 22 |
Tube cleaners refuse fingerprint clock-in, union says |
| 23 |
Ecuador's Galapagos islands get on Google Street View |
| 24 |
Microsoft launches $40bn share buyback |
| 25 |
Teacher gives birth in Chigwell school |
| 26 |
Austrian gunman shoots four dead |
| 27 |
Why NASA is crash testing helicopters for science |
| 28 |
Brotherhood spokesman Gehad al-Haddad 'held' in Egypt |
| 29 |
Dhaka factory collapse: No compensation without DNA
identification |
| 30 |
The relationships that last longer than marriage |
| 31 |
Embryo 'chatter' clues to fertility |
| 32 |
Danone baby food unit 'shocked' by China bribery claims |
| 33 |
Russia hospital fire kills 37 in Novgorod region |
| 34 |
E. coli cases would be cut by cow jabs, scientists say |
| 35 |
'Grassroots action' in livestock feeding to help curb global
climate change |
| 36 |
Model organism gone wild |
| 37 |
Tiny plankton could have big impact on climate |
| 38 |
Carbon farming schemes should consider multiple cobenefits |
| 39 |
Pest control, economic globalization and the involvement of
policy makers |
| 40 |
CO2-hungry microbes might short-circuit the marine foodweb |
| 41 |
Earth's wobble 'fixes' dinner for marine organisms |
| 42 |
Marine Species Distribution Shifts Reflect Local Climate
Conditions |
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| 44 |
Report: Climate change to shift Kenya's breadbaskets |
| 45 |
Superconductivity to meet humanity's greatest challenges |
| 46 |
Tropical forest carbon absorption may hinge on an odd couple |
| 47 |
Tropical forests 'fix' themselves |
| 48 |
Exposure to pig farms and manure fertilizers associated with
MRSA infections |
| 49 |
U of M researchers discover early-warning system to prevent
fishery collapse |
| 50 |
Food technologies deliver global public health solutions |
| 51 |
Vaccinating cattle against E. coli O157 could cut human cases
of infection by 85%, say scientists |
| 52 |
Model of dangerous bee disease in Jersey provides tool in
fight against honeybee infections |
| 53 |
Sensors allow for efficient irrigation, give growers more
control over plant growth |
| 54 |
Study recommends strategies for improved management of fresh
market spinach |
| 55 |
Weather, yield compared for horticultural crops in Wisconsin,
southern Ontario |
| 56 |
Flame cultivation promising as weed control method for
cranberry |
| 57 |
Online citizen scientists: Classify plankton images |
| 58 |
Study provides data to focus diarrheal disease response in
remote, resource-strapped area of Africa |
| 59 |
Heavily logged forests still valuable for tropical wildlife |
| 60 |
Urban agriculture: The potential and challenges of producing
food in cities |
| 61 |
New 10 second sourcing technology set to transform archaeology |
| 62 |
Ancient Golden Treasure Found at Foot of Temple Mount |
| 63 |
Maya dismembered their enemies |
| 64 |
Paleorivers across Sahara may have supported ancient human
migration routes |
| 65 |
Dali gets a health check: Using medical devices to diagnose
art |
| 66 |
Birth of Earth's continents |
| 67 |
Mt. Zion dig reveals possible second temple period priestly
mansion |
| 68 |
Novelty of Eco-Friendly Bamboo Garments Lures Consumers--If
the Price Is Right, Baylor Study Shows |
| 69 |
Warm Ocean Rapidly Melting Antarctic Ice Shelf from Below |
| 70 |
Achilles' heel of ice shelves is beneath the water, scientists
reveal |
| 71 |
Stanford scientists use 'wired microbes' to generate
electricity from sewage |
| 72 |
Study shows projected climate change in West Africa not likely
to worsen malaria situation |
| 73 |
New world map for overcoming climate change |
| 74 |
First-time measurements in Greenland snowpack show a drop in
atmospheric CO since 1950s |
| 75 |
Clean energy least costly to power America's electricity needs |
| 76 |
Breathing better, living longer |
| 77 |
Wetlands more cost-effective in nutrient removal, but multiple
payments would be of uncertain value |
| 78 |
Birds appear to lack important anti-inflammatory protein |
| 79 |
Sanford-Burnham researchers identify new target for melanoma
treatment |
| 80 |
Gut microbes closely linked to range of health issues |
| 81 |
Study reveals link between oil spill exposure and hematologic
and hepatic toxicity |
| 82 |
Red grapes, blueberries may enhance immune function |
| 83 |
Pancreatic stem cells isolated from mice |
| 84 |
Osteoarthritis and the (not so) painful step toward a cure |
| 85 |
NIH-funded study suggests brain is hard-wired for chronic pain |
| 86 |
Carbonation alters the mind's perception of sweetness |
| 87 |
Environmental complexity promotes biodiversity |
| 88 |
Mesenchymal stem cell transplantation may heal a mother's
childbirth injury |
| 89 |
New technology for bioseparation |
| 90 |
Predicting who will have chronic pain |
| 91 |
OptSwap optimizes microbial strain design for production-scale
bioprocessing |
| 92 |
Information conveyed to urologists regarding laser fiber
diameter is incorrect, says new study |
| 93 |
Cilantro, that favorite salsa ingredient, purifies drinking
water |
| 94 |
A century of human impact on Arctic climate indicated by new
models, historic aerosol data |
| 95 |
Are women less corrupt? |
| 96 |
Esteem issues determine how people put their best Facebook
forward |
| 97 |
Revised Medicaid Sterilization Policy Could Reduce Unintended
Pregnancies, Save $215 Million in Annual Public Health Costs, Pitt Study Finds |
| 98 |
Young people choose education based on parents' background |
| 99 |
Study estimates economic impact of childhood food allergies |
| 100 |
Socio-economic status influences risk of violence against
aboriginal women |
| 101 |
iPad app teaches students key skill for success in math,
science, engineering |
| 102 |
Intelligent use of electronic data helps the medicine go down,
say researchers |
| 103 |
Whole DNA sequencing reveals mutations, new gene for blinding
disease |
| 104 |
As Opioid Use Soars, No Evidence of Improved Treatment of Pain |
| 105 |
Non-Traditional Mathematics Curriculum Results in Higher
Standardized Test Scores, MU Study Finds |
| 106 |
Wide-faced Men Make Others Act Selfishly |
| 107 |
TV drug ads: The whole truth? |
| 108 |
UC Davis study applies timely cost-effectiveness analysis to
state breast cancer screening program |
| 109 |
Entitlement-minded workers more likely to claim bosses
mistreat them, new UNH research shows |
| 110 |
MOOCs Forum--Preview Issue of Groundbreaking Publication for
the Decisions, Designs, Development, and Deployment of Massive Open Online Courses |
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Physical contact + ethical marketing = increased consumer
preference |
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