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Tiny Dragonfly Sets World Record For Insect Flight

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Climate Change: Study Connects Climate Change And Wealth

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Naviator Drone: U.S. Navy Funds Drone That Can Transform Into A Submarine (VIDEO)

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Rutgers NEWS: Kyle Flood Suspended Three Games

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Vitamin D Deficiencies Could Speed Up Cognitive Decline Later In Life

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Rutgers NEWS: Head Coach Kyle Flood Says He Will Be Coaching First Game

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Rutgers NEWS: Five Football Players Arrested For Assault In Connection With Home Invasion

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Waitress: 'LOL' Tip Is Not A Reflection Of The Service Given

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Marijuana Use Among Teenage Boys Probably Doesn't Cause Mental Or Respiratory Health Problems, Study Finds

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Cyberbullying: Rutgers University Awarded Grant to Develop New Cyberbullying Detection Methods

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A Happy Wife is the Key to a Happy Marriage, Study Finds

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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