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5,536 articles from ScienceNOW

• SATURDAY 23. AUGUST, 2008
• 01:00 Did Rumbling Give Rise to Rome?

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  Ancient civilizations preferred to settle along the edges of earthquake-prone regions  

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• 01:00 New York May Be Overdue for Quake

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  Survey reveals recent temblors, previously unknown fault zone  

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• FRIDAY 22. AUGUST, 2008
• 00:10 Bears: Handle With Care

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  Study reveals long-term stress on wild animals handled by scientists  

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• 00:10 Smells Like Danger

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  Team locates region of nose responsible for sniffing out fear  

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• 00:10 Undecided? Don't Be so Sure.

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  Our brains may have resolved a quandary long before we're aware of it  

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• WEDNESDAY 20. AUGUST, 2008
• 23:40 Face-Off: East vs. West

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  Culture dictates how people view another's visage  

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• 23:40 Shipwrecks Wreak Havoc on Coral Reefs

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  Researchers find a link between iron hulls and an aggressive invasive species  

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• 23:40 The Face of Aggression

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  Does a broad countenance indicate a pushy man?  

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• 00:10 No More School Buses in Space?

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  Electrochemical coating makes a return to smaller satellites possible  

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• 00:10 The Magpie in the Mirror

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  Study offers first evidence that nonmammals can recognize their own reflection  

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• TUESDAY 19. AUGUST, 2008
• 00:55 "Bystander Effect" Hints at Dangers of Low-Dose Radiation

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  Mice zapped below the belt develop brain tumors despite lead shielding  

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• 00:55 A Blight to Remember

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  Survivors of 1918 flu still make antibodies to the virus  

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• 00:55 Oh, Brad, You're So . . . Symmetrical

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  Balanced Bodies Are More Attractive, Study Shows  

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• 00:55 The Anthrax Case: The Trail of the Spores

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  FBI briefing sheds new light on clues that led to Army researcher  

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• FRIDAY 15. AUGUST, 2008
• 23:40 Secrets of a Green Sahara

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  5000-year-old cemetery sheds light on two ancient groups of people  

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• 00:25 Ancient Beavers Take Silver in Log-Chomping Olympics

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  Fossilized logs peg today's beavers as the true lumberjacks  

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• 00:25 Digitizing Old Text and Fighting Spam, Too

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  Web security tool is helping computers read illegible books and writings  

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• WEDNESDAY 13. AUGUST, 2008
• 23:55 A New View of Why Cholera Won't Go Away

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  Mathematical model suggests that fading immunity allows disease to bounce back  

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• 23:55 Quantum Physics Gets "Spooky"

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  Experiment shows an effect that appears to smash the speed of light  

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• 23:55 Sniffing for Mr. Right

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  Birth control could change a woman's sense of the perfect man  

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• 23:55 Stockpiling Antibioterror Drugs May Be Unsafe, Experts Warn

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  Antibiotics against anthrax and other pathogens could become dangerous if used or stored improperly  

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• 00:25 Are Running Shoes the Fountain of Youth?

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  Taking to the track, even for a short time, appears to extend life span  

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• 00:25 Bush Administration Proposes Loosening Endangered Species Act

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  New rules would affect thousands of private and federal projects every year  

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• 00:25 The Anthrax Case: From Spores to a Suspect

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  Full-genome sequencing played central role in linking Army scientist to attacks  

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• TUESDAY 12. AUGUST, 2008
• 00:20 Long Live the Liver

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  Researchers find a way to keep the organ spry in elderly mice  

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