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| 千原ジュニアさん、「ＳＡＮＫＥＩ ＥＸＰＲＥＳＳ」（ＥＸ）のＣＭ制作に挑戦 from フジサンケイ ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース (2009-9-26 7:31) |
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| 【新社長】浜松ホトニクス 昼馬明氏 from フジサンケイ ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース (2009-9-26 7:31) |
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| 【新社長】ニッケ 佐藤光由氏 from フジサンケイ ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース (2009-9-26 7:31) |
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| Reclaiming the night sky: award-winning astrophotography from New Scientist - Online News (2009-9-26 6:00) |
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Iranian photographer Babak Tafreshi has won the 2009 Lennart Nilsson scientific photography prize? see his stunning images here
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| How astronauts could 'harvest' water on the moon from New Scientist - Online News (2009-9-26 3:49) |
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Now that we know there is water on the moon, how do we extract it? A NASA design would zap the frigid lunar soil with microwaves and collect the resulting water vapour
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| Immigrant species aren't all bad from New Scientist - Online News (2009-9-26 2:05) |
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Non-native animals and plants get a poor press, but this often has more to do with prejudice than science, says biologist Mark Davis
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| Today on New Scientist: 25 September 2009 from New Scientist - Online News (2009-9-26 1:39) |
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Today's stories on newscientist.com, at a glance, including: a quantum computing breakthrough, how smacking hits kids' IQ and a chance to ask Terry Pratchett a question
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| Fabulous furry pterosaur unearthed in China from New Scientist - Online News (2009-9-26 1:22) |
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The flying reptiles that dominated the skies during the age of the dinosaurs were fuzzballs
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| Get close to hundreds of insects from New Scientist - Online News (2009-9-26 0:58) |
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A quirky new building at London's Natural History Museum brings 17 million insect specimens under one climate-controlled roof. See some of them here
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| What would you ask Terry Pratchett? from New Scientist - Online News (2009-9-25 23:51) |
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Next week, we're going to interview Terry Pratchett, author of the enormously successful Discworld series of books– or rather, you are
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