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5,011 articles from ScienceNOW

• FRIDAY 9. JANUARY, 2009
• 22:55 ScienceInsider Roundup

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  A selection of this week's stories from Science's policy blog  

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• 00:30 After a Brief Vacation, La Niña Is Back

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  Pacific weather pattern promises more drought woes in the U.S.  

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• 00:30 Culture Shock May Explain Similarity Between Humans

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  Our ancestors' avoidance of those who spoke and dressed differently limited our genetic diversity  

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• 00:30 Genetic Code Sees Double

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  Protozoan peculiarity may force rethink of 40 years of scientific dogma  

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• 00:30 Whence the First Americans?

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  Ancient peoples may have traveled two paths to reach North and South America  

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• THURSDAY 8. JANUARY, 2009
• 00:15 The Pit in a Galaxy's Peach

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  Astronomers argue that galaxies grow around black holes, like a ripening fruit  

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• 00:15 When a Building Is Like a Pond

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  Polarized light pollution causes some animals to mistake humanmade objects for water  

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• WEDNESDAY 7. JANUARY, 2009
• 00:35 Haven't I Seen You Before?

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  Brain hormone helps us recognize a familiar face  

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• 00:35 Tougher Than a Black Hole

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  Dense clouds shrug off cosmic monster's violent tug  

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• MONDAY 5. JANUARY, 2009
• 23:50 Bush Creates World's Largest Set of Marine Sanctuaries

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  Waters around 11 Pacific islands will be off-limits to commercial fishing  

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• 23:50 How Twisters Get Their Spin

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  Simulations show tornadoes must have large water droplets to form  

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• WEDNESDAY 24. DECEMBER, 2008
• 19:25 ScienceInsider Roundup

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• 19:25 The Top 10 ScienceNOWs of 2008

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  A selection of our favorite and most read stories  

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• 00:35 A Whiff of Mad Cow

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  Normal form of protein linked to neurodegenerative conditions may aid sense of smell  

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• 00:35 Is Morphine a Guy Drug?

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  New research may explain why males benefit more from opioid painkillers  

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• TUESDAY 23. DECEMBER, 2008
• 00:00 Death of a Star Scientist Inflicts Long-Term Damage on Field

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  Collaborators experience dramatic drop in output that can last decades  

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• 00:00 Hey Caterpillar, Buzz Off!

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  Bees protect crops from pests by sound alone  

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• SATURDAY 20. DECEMBER, 2008
• 00:20 Double Trouble for Hemlock Forests

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  Deer and insects are a boon for invasive plants  

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• 00:20 Pain: 'Tis Better to Receive--Accidentally

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  Intention matters when we hurt others  

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• FRIDAY 19. DECEMBER, 2008
• 01:00 Dinosaur Dads Took Care of Nest

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  Surprising finding shows paternal care in birdlike dinos  

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• THURSDAY 18. DECEMBER, 2008
• 00:15 Ancient Insect Hails From Sunken Island

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  The Lord Howe tree lobster is 13 million years older than the land on which it dwells  

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• 00:15 Blame the Sun for a Cloudy Day?

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  The sun's magnetic cycle may play a key role in droughts and downpours  

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• WEDNESDAY 17. DECEMBER, 2008
• 00:35 Galaxy Clusters Throttled by Dark Energy

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  Independent test supports existence of mysterious force  

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• MONDAY 15. DECEMBER, 2008
• 23:55 Ancient Battlefield Hints at Roman Persistence

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  2000-year-old site suggests Romans returned to area of massive defeat  

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