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Technology
One charging pad could power up all gadgets
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Life
Why a lucky few escape bug bites
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Earth
Earth dries up as temperatures rise
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Technology
Virtual bushfire experience could save lives
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Technology
Stuffed buckyballs could mean clearer MRI scans
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Life
Ultra-Orthodox Jews more likely to jaywalk
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Life
People adjust their generosity to fit in
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Health
Spider silk could be used for surgical stitching
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Health
Gene with common link to Parkinson's discovered
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Health
Mystery compound in beer fights cancer
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Space
Asteroids reveal secrets of evolving solar system
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Life
Shoddy ships sank invasion of Japan
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Life
Pompeii's bars not so seedy after all
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Life
Hanging gardens were a living carpet
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Health
Epilepsy drugs may extend life
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Life
Gladiators fought for thrills, not kills
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Space
Difficult times for heavy-lift rockets
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Earth
Biotech companies enjoy global growth in GM crops
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Earth
Excess tsunami warning systems risk confusion
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Health
African herb yields its anti-addiction secret
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Soundbites
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Health
Active brain cells observed in real time
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Physics
Are there two types of gravity?
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Life
Did early Europeans break the big taboo?
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60 Seconds
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Space
One hour on Titan, forever bathed in glory
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Life
Indians in Peru regain potato rights
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Wrecked ship could trigger massive explosion
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Earth
Tetanus strikes survivors of Asian tsunami
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Earth
Permission given to hunt endangered wolves
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