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Technology
'Gambling DNA' helps fight online fraud
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Technology
Cops can read the watermark in your hair
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Earth
Krill flourishing in the Antarctic abyss
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Earth
Greasy hair makes for clean air
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Health
Simple blood test could predict your mood
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Space
Chance of Earth surviving Sun's death ruled out
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Life
Infertile sperm die to protect their brothers
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Space
X marks the spot in dark matter web
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Life
Spiders play dead to get laid
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Earth
Lost logs are a barrier to turtle breeding
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Life
Brain scans may explain teenage tantrums
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Soundbites
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Earth
Quiet period could hint of impending earthquake
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Health
Pancreas fix reverses type 1 diabetes
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Space
Is cosmic string the radio burst culprit?
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Earth
No time to lose in cutting CO2 emissions
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Earth
Guilty countries pledge to go carbon neutral
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Health
No compensation for faulty medical devices
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Earth
Fatal fungus threatens America's bats
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Health
Prozac only effective for the severely depressed
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Earth
Dusty Wild West blamed on early settlers
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Space
Is it time to form space police?
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60 Seconds
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US elections: Who is the greenest of them all?
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Life
Iraq's legacy of looted treasures is revealed
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