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Technology
The speedy way to capture a city
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Space
To conquer Venus, try a plane with a brain
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Life
Hope for drug to boost IVF success
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Life
Monkeys can read your intentions
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Life
Monkeys look longer at copycats
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Earth
Giant rock slab slid on hot lube
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Space
Lost asteroid clue to Pioneer puzzle
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Life
Does inner peace lead to longer life?
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Earth
Legendary woodpecker makes a comeback
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Life
Mysteriously shaped stones came from the kitchen
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Earth
Chinese GM-crop study shows benefit to poor farmers
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Health
Slacker genes await their chance
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Earth
Virtual desert reveals secret life of sand dunes
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Earth
Oceans are hiding climate time bomb
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Life
One law rules dedicated followers of fashion
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Health
Acupuncture's effects are not all in the mind
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Physics
Superconductors have no need to be negative
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Health
One weed takes on two killer cancers
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Earth
Where will they go when the Sea rises?
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Earth
Sea birds might pay for green electricity
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Health
Ruling slams EU sugar subsidies
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Health
New EU chemical safety law draws near
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Life
DNA-based genealogy test reveals infertility
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Earth
Active volcanoes may be under-watched
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Space
UK's Skylark rocket finally retires
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Health
Polio eradication takes a further knock
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Earth
Cash crisis for Earth-science in US
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