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| Chocolate in peril from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-18 3:00) |
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Witch's broom and frosty pod are threatening everyone's favourite sweet treat, and climate change could make things worse– the good news is that help is at hand...
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| Ecstasy over G spot therapy from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-18 3:00) |
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This was the year that the semi-mythical G-spot was physically located by researchers– and now they're teaching women to use theirs to achieve orgasm
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| Glut of hot years a coincidence? Fat chance from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-18 1:55) |
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The 13 hottest years since global records began have clustered in the last 17 years– statisticians consider the odds that climate change is to blame
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| [ニュース] 東大IRT研究機構、食器洗いを助けるキッチンロボットを発表 from Robot Watch (2008-12-18 0:34) |
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| 'Evil water' linked to mysterious drownings from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-18 0:06) |
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Expert swimmers who complain that some waters sap their progress even in fair weather may be telling the truth, experiments reveal
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| Invention: Slimline radioactive battery from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-17 22:03) |
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A more efficient radioactive battery could help spacecraft or even medical implants last longer, a new patent application claims
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| Death map USA: Natural disaster hotspots revealed from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-17 20:30) |
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For all the attention garnered by catastrophic hurricanes such as Katrina, they aren't the most dangerous type of weather in America
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| Deficit in 'poor' brains identified from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-17 20:20) |
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Brain differences seem to separate rich and poor children– a discovery that could guide ways to improve cognition in vulnerable groups
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| [ニュース] テムザック、フラウンホーファー開発のロボット台車「VolksBot」を販売開始 from Robot Watch (2008-12-17 19:51) |
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| Calls to scrap the 'leap second' grow from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-17 19:30) |
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The group charged with reviewing the future of the leap second, which keeps global time in sync, says there is little reason to keep adding it
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