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COPD Linked To Cognitive Decline In Aging
Salt Tolerant Crops Get A Little Closer
Mura's Saddleback Tamarin - New Monkey Discovered In Brazil
Can Cell Phone Towers Predict The Next 'Hurricane Katrina'?
Carbohydrates Back In Fashion: Glycans May Suppress Tumors, Say Researchers
Black Hat: Your Social Security Number Can Be Predicted With Online Information, Say Researchers
Like Sex? Thank Parasites
Vela Pulsar And Dozens Of Others Get Probed
In Bird Parenting, One Parent Will Make Up For A Lazy Partner, But Not Too Much
Messier 87 - The Virgo Cluster's Galactic Particle Accelerator
Mars Candy Worries About Sustainable Chocolate
Robocup 2009: Rescue Robots Save The (Some)Day
Colicins - Bacterial Warfare That Can Save Lives
MANTRA - Monster Trucks For Really Smart Kids
Digital Archiving - Protection Of Documents Comes Out Of The Dark Ages (Maybe)
Take Politics Out Of Science - A Call For A Real Debate On Stem Cells
Hitchhiker's Guide To The Milky Way Gets A Cold Dust Map
Deducing Societal Trends From Second Life
Marie Curie Tops 10 Most Inspirational Female Scientists Poll
New Battery Is Thinner Than A Piece Of Paper - And Can Be Printed Too
Why Didn't The Whole Planet Freeze During Ice Ages? Plants And CO2
First Moon Images From Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
Holy Shrinking Sheep! Global Warming More Powerful Than Natural Selection, Say Researchers
Digital Imaging Boost Makes Bad Images Clear
Freshwater Rain Band Continues 300 Year Journey Northward

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