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- FOX News Channel - We Report. You Decide.
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- September 13, 2007 (14:50)
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- alexa, technorati, rojo
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TUESDAY 11. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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Whether women are said to be flat-chested or big-busted, ordinary bras fall short when it comes to supporting bouncing breasts, a new study claims.
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Idea that dark, sweet stuff addictive just a myth, British scientist says.
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Adenine, one of four building blocks of DNA, found to form, survive in interstellar space.
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Astronomers measured meteor streaks to discover that they can be as thin as a few millimeters across, or about as thin as a pencil lead.
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Archaeologists figure city's residents used it to escape Roman soldiers in 70 A.D.
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Makah Tribal Council calls members' killing of whale near Seattle 'blatant violation of our law.'
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Lab results confirm deadly illness outbreak of Ebola fever in southeastern Congo.
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Megan Dickerson trying to revive, improve upon '50s concept of odors contributing to movie-watching experience.
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John Kanzius, who also says he's treating cancer with radio waves, uses mysterious machine to get flame from salt water.
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WEDNESDAY 12. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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Iconic marine mammal, taken off endangered list in 1994, actually nowhere near its original population, DNA analysis finds.
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Sandia National Labs fitting brain-reading caps on drivers, then having them drive around monotonously for hours.
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African Grey parrot could actually speak some English, not just parrot words.
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Unusual to see so many different species working together, as happened in North Texas this summer.
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Opportunity heads for brightly colored rocks in Victoria Crater on Red Planet.
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Africanized honeybees seem to have established themselves in and around Crescent City.
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THURSDAY 13. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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Generally accepted dates for Neanderthal disappearance don't match up with any geologically evident climate changes.
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French biophysicist surprised to find that straight hair more likely to tangle.
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Silicon Valley titan ready to give money to team that can launch robotic rover on moon by 2012.
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Trout sperm-growing cells injected into newborn salmon of both genders -- who have trout in next generation.
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Spacecraft turns off instruments after being zapped by cosmic ray.
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Eating less meat could help slow global warming by reducing the number of livestock and thereby decreasing the amount of methane flatulence from the animals, scientists said on Thursday.
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Computer models show that underdeveloped Achilles tendon, as apes have, would have prevented early humans from running efficiently.
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Planet found still orbiting star that went through red giant phase, same process that's expected to destroy Earth in 5 billion years.
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Ebola virus devastating Western Gorilla to brink of extinction, World Conservation Union says; 16,305 other species named as threatened.
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Reference cylinder kept near Paris light by 50 micrograms, at least as compared to all its copies.
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The government's climate change research is threatened by spending cuts that will reduce scientists' observations from space and on the ground, a study says
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FRIDAY 14. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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A study released Thursday predicts more bad air days in the summer for Cleveland, Columbus and eight other eastern U.S. cities if global warming continues unabated.
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Kids needs time around dirt and dogs to avoid allergies later in life, some researchers think.
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Scientists fear that this weeks series of powerful earthquakes in Indonesia may just be precursors to a much larger quake similar to the one that triggered the 2004 tsunami.
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Security agents are investigating a Russian scientist for allegedly trying to smuggle out of Russia materials that could be used in building a biological or bacteriological weapon, the scientist and his co-workers said Friday.
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Cornell researches take human fetal cells, implant them in young mice, generate human ovaries and eggs.
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Arctic sea ice withdraws far enough from land that northern Canadian coastline navigable from Atlantic to Pacific.
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Bristol researchers play with polymers, come up with gum that sticks far less firmly to shoes, streets.
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SATURDAY 15. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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Traffic near a beach in Ventura, California slows to a crawl as motorists watch the caracass of a blue whale wash ashore.
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TUESDAY 18. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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Two tetrapod skeletons, 290 million years old, tied to nearby footprints in same German fossil bed.
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Ban Ki-moon hopes next week's climate summit will get nations to act 'before it is too late.'
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Older men fathering children gives Darwinian boost to longevity genes, Stanford researchers argue.
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New Zealand NORML cites French study that marijuana ingredient inhibits buildup of BSE-causing prions in mice, sheep.
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Venerable monasteries provide records of weather for past thousand years, invaluable for climatologists trying to track global warming.
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A village in southern Peru has been struck by a mysterious illness after a meteorite crashed to the earth around midday Saturday.
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Constant vertical migration of giant squid clued whales into existence of huge amount of food in deep ocean.
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European Space Agency's specialized chip, being tested in orbit, meant to search for organic compounds in Martian soil.
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Analysis of old British newsreels shows there were fewer people waving with left hands than there are today.
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University agrees to send back artifacts taken by discoverer of Machu Picchu in 1911.
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Gene Savoy, who found last stronghold of Incas and previous civilization of Chachapoyas, dies in Reno.
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Single people check out hot members of opposite sex; but those in relationships keep eye on potential rivals.
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WEDNESDAY 19. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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Interested job seekers can download relevant forms online at usajobs.gov.
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Despite reports of illness following an impact in Peru, there's little reason to believe meteorites can make people sick.
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While there are about 7,000 languages spoken around the world today, one of them dies out about every two weeks, according to linguistic experts struggling to save at least some of them.
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THURSDAY 20. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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Velociraptor arm bone has quill knobs, evenly spaced bumps where feathers attach.
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