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Life
The early bird doesn't always get the worm
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Technology
Clever cash bags
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Hot pants
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Little big bang
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They shall not pass
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Brainy mouse
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Stop talking – I'm trying to walk
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Burst bubble
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Life
Giraffe's elevated view of friendship
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New trials put heart into gene therapy
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Wind up the monitor, doc
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Extreme laser shedslight on nanoworld
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Dispatches
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Diseases
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Insurers count cost of global warming
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Patent decision could turn your mobile phone into mobile everything
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Tainted talons could leave you with a nasty taste in your mouth
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Walking, talking polio factories jeopardise global eradication plans
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Soundbites
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Mexican salsas teem with food bugs
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Suicide bombs leave a trail of disease
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Life or death decision
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Spookiness is in the brain of the beholder
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For children, depleted uranium shells are the dirty bombs
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Origins of life could lurk on the Moon
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Neutron stars
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We hear that…
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Neurology
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Bioastronomy
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Stress relief
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Stargazer takes on grand theory
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Fighter's laser may blind civilians
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Does it matter if genes can jump from GM food to bugs in human gut?
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