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US science cuts pay for war – and we all suffer

US science cuts pay for war – and we all suffer

Osama bin Laden may be dead, but the horrendous cost of pursuing the "war on terror" may give his followers cause for celebration, says Lawrence Krauss

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Could 'Caylee's law' on reporting child death work?

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US pollution rules could save $280 billion a year

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Farewell, shuttle: Now the space race takes off again

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Farewell, shuttle: Now the space race takes off again

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Danish firm stops supplying US death penalty drug

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Crows tell the world who's bad

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Crows tell the world who's bad

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Mystery of the missing monarch butterflies

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Mystery of the missing monarch butterflies

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DARPA seeks business model for interstellar travel

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Are the wild horses of the American west native?

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Are the wild horses of the American west native?

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Tribal wars: DNA testing divides American Indians

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Tribal wars: DNA testing divides American Indians

When American Indian identity is based on culture as much as blood, gene tests can tear tribes apart

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Forecasters close in on north Atlantic hurricanes

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Stem cell therapy wasn't unfair help for baseball star

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Wired Californian forests to guide response to climate

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Asphalt may have poisoned ancient Americans

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