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Men Donate More To Campaigns If An Attractive Woman Is Asking, And Others Have Already Given Large Sums

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Type 2 Diabetes Could Potentially Be Reversed Through New Stem Cell Transplantation Method

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Why Do Some Mushrooms Glow In The Dark? Scientists Answer Question Asked By Aristotle

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Gas-Detecting Pill Could Provide Insight Into Gastrointestinal Diseases

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Bumblebees Would Be Bad Crime Witnesses, Create False Memories Just Like Humans

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Dogs Could Be able To Tell If You're Happy Or Angry By Looking At Your Face

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Chimps Can Learn Others' 'Accents': First Discovery Of Building Blocks Of Language In Non-Human Animals

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Compulsive Overeating And Sugar Consumption Could Be Treated By Targeting Key Neural Circuit

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Time Of Day Could Change The Outcome Of A Sporting Event Based On The Athletes' Biological Clocks

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Easter Islanders May Have Had Contact With Native Americans Centuries Earlier Than We Thought

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Beer's Distinct Scent Product Of Yeast's Strategy To Attract Flies

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Depression: Brain Changes Occur After Only 1 Dose Of Widely-Used Drug

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Word Association Continues During Sleep, But Brain Is Much Lazier About It

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Coral Trout And Moray Eels Work Together Using Collaborative Abilities Only Before Seen In Chimpanzees (VIDEO)

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Archerfish Spits To Kill With 'Uniquely Human' Ability (VIDEO)

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Michigan woman accused of fecal attacks on neighbors
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Hydrogen bomb
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Franciscan friars
Catholic friar who took vow of poverty accused of spending $650K from fundraising scam
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'Wiped Off The Face Of The Earth': How Russia Erased A Ukrainian City

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'Serious Business': Influencer Degree Launches In Ireland

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U.S.

Global Coral Bleaching Event Biggest On Record: US Agency

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