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Today's Headlines
Updated Fri., Nov. 12, 1999, at 7:04 AM
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Climate Change Will Have Major Northwest Impact In Next 50 Years
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Cheap Energy -- A Revolutionary New Way
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Neurosurgery In The Womb At The Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Reverses Brain Condition Found In Common Birth Defect
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University Of Toronto Researchers Discover How Practice Makes Perfect In Brain
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Novel Neurotransmitter Overturns Laws Of Biology, Offers Potential For Stroke Treatment
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UNC-CH Physicists Find Atoms Of Chilled Metallic Liquids Chiefly Move In Lockstep
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University Of Kentucky College Of Medicine Researchers Develop Novel Technologies To Study Neural Genes
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Heart Disease Begins At A Young Age
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Robots Improve Movement In Stroke Patients
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Mayo Clinic Participates In Test Of Futuristic Automobile Crash Notification System
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