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Mind readers: How we get inside other people's heads
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Life
Zoologger: The sea cow with super-sensing hairs
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Physics
How to test Weinstein's provocative theory of everything
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Health
Nasal spray could buy time in flu pandemic
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Earth
Monsanto modified wheat mystery deepens in Oregon
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Life
Turtle conservationist murdered in Costa Rica
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Technology
Mind-controlled exoskeleton lets paralysed people walk
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Earth
Mon dieu! French wine is from Italy
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Earth
Battle Los Angeles: the fight to stop urban fracking
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Health
Antibody wakes up T-cells to make cancer vanish
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Technology
Fukushima radiation caused little damage to health
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Earth
Central Europe floods portend a wet future
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60 Seconds
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Life
Our earliest primate cousin discovered in Asia
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Life
Hungry algae may explain how plants became green
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Earth
Egypt's city of bean counters suffered flash floods
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Earth
Carbon emissions helping to make Earth greener
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Physics
Time cloak hides events by splicing them movie style
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Life
Finding the players in the symphony of IQ genes
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Space
Earliest galaxies were powered by 'obese' black holes
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Earth
Old smartphones called in to save Indonesian forests
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Technology
Photo of your face is all it takes to predict your BMI
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Technology
Remembering objects lets computers learn like a child
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Technology
One Per Cent
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Technology
Graffiti codes let you surf with a wave of your phone
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Space
Elderly suns rip their closest planets to shreds
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