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Earth
Undersea internet cables could detect tsunamis
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Health
Proof of swine flu's split personality is out
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Life
US babies mysteriously shrinking
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Life
Why older brains stand to lose more
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Earth
Algal power not so green after all, yet
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60 Seconds
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Technology
How crowdsourcing is helping in Haiti
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Space
'Quantum spread' threat to Hawking's bet
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Earth
Genetically modified seeds 'are everywhere'
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Health
Elixir of youth lurks in blood of conjoined mice
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Life
Feathered dinosaurs show their true colours
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Life
Tiny dinos perished in footprint death pits
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Technology
Drug could turn soldiers into super-survivors
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Health
Hey presto! Brain cells from mouse tails
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Rocky worlds may orbit our nearest star neighbours
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Life
Jittery crickets pass spidey-senses to offspring
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Health
Flu in pregnancy changes fetal brain
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Life
We're built to run barefoot, on our tip-toes
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Technology
Nanotube dye makes wearable batteries
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Earth
Molecular Venus flytrap could munch nuclear waste
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Technology
Benevolent hackers poke holes in e-banking
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Technology
Fishy sensors could keep submersibles out of trouble
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Technology
Cars learn to keep an eye on the weather
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Technology
Nanoprinter could have cells lining up to be tested
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Technology
Aural perfection without the sound engineer
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