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  An Ill Wind Blows in Antarctica, Threatens Global Flooding

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  Spooky Science: The Sounds of Halloween

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  Anarchic Autism Genetics Gain a Touch of Clarity

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  The Science of Death and Zombies

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  India's Universal Healthcare Rollout to Cost $26B: Official

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  Hurricane Sandy Spawns Storm of Climate Research

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  Methane Emissions May Swell from behind Dams

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  Does the Universe Violate the Laws of Thermodynamics?

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  Plastic Chemical Linked to Changes in Baby Boy's Genitals

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  Can China's Bid to Turn Coal to Gas Be Stopped?

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  Quantum World Proposed to Arise from Many Ordinary Ones

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  Fact or Fiction?: Antigravity Chambers Exist

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  Gas-Spewing Icelandic Volcano Stuns Scientists

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  Remembering Polio Vaccine Developer Jonas Salk a Century after His Birth

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  Melting Cave Ice Is Taking Ancient Climate Data with It

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  Private Rocket to Make 2nd Launch Try Tonight

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  Deepwater Horizon Gunk Settled Far and Wide

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  Online Personalization Means Prices Are Tailored to You, Too

  Christo Wilson, a computer scientist at Northeastern University, says prices online are "super subjective" and vary according to your past clicks and purchases or whether you are shopping on a mobile phone. Christopher Intagliata reports.
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  Irreversible Climate Change Would Result from Continued Inaction

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  Better E-Waste Handling Helps Environment and Health

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  Apple Pay Perturbs Prying Personal Prospectors

• When It Comes To How We Vote on Energy Issues, Age Matters

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  NIH Proceeds with Caution on Sex Balance in Biomedical Studies

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  In Which Omar Khayyam Is Grumpy with Euclid

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  Not Everyone Wants to Be Happy

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  Technology May Lift Severe Depression, but Full Recovery Takes Time

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  Evidence Builds for Dark Matter Explosions at the Milky Way’s Core

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  Pee in This Cup, Doc: Random Drug Tests Should Be Standard for Physicians

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  African Lions Face Extinction by 2050, Could Gain Endangered Species Act Protection

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