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| 保育料の滞納０６年度９０億円…北海道２市ワースト２ from フジサンケイ ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース (2007-8-23 14:22) |
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| 元長官らの指導力批判…９・１１中枢テロ対応でＣＩＡ from フジサンケイ ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース (2007-8-23 14:22) |
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| Stomach stapling really can save lives from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-23 6:00) |
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The drastic surgery to reduce the stomach size of the severely obese markedly cuts deaths in the long-term, suggest two large-scale studies
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| T. rex could catch a human, simulations show from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-23 0:33) |
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Sophisticated computer simulations show that smaller dinosaurs, like the Velociraptor, could have outrun the fastest humans with ease
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| [ニュース] 「第7回レスキューロボットコンテスト」本選レポート〜レスキュー活動の啓発と広報を目的とした from Robot Watch (2007-8-23 0:10) |
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| Celestial add-on points Google Earth at the stars from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-22 23:31) |
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Amateur stargazers have a new way to explore the heavens - with an update to the free global mapping program
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| Deadliness of West Nile virus explained from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-22 21:38) |
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A single mutation in a gene that aids viral replication may have created deadly strains of the virus
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| Crash destroys rocket ahead of X Prize contest from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-22 20:54) |
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The front-runner for a $2 million competition to build mock lunar landers has lost one of its two main vehicles, adding drama to the upcoming contest
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| Bug-popping nanotubes promise clean surfaces from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-22 20:29) |
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Coating materials with carbon nanotubes could keep them microbe-free, suggests a study that shows how they pierce and kill bacteria upon contact
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| Fossil-fuel hangover may block ice ages from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-22 19:34) |
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Burning fossil fuels will disrupt the atmosphere for hundreds of thousands of years, and may prevent the onset of the next ice age
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