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| 「就活難しい」 ９割超に急増 from フジサンケイ ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース (2008-12-12 8:59) |
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| Zoos 'consuming' elephants from the wild from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-12 4:00) |
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The fact that elephants in zoos die young is a drain on wild populations and highlights a lack of understanding of their needs in captivity
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| How to stop creationism gaining a hold in Islam from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-12 4:00) |
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The Muslim world is open to science, says– but beware teaching evolution as the only alternative to religion
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| [ニュース] 草加ロボットプロレス「できんのか!」in草加ふささら祭りレポート from Robot Watch (2008-12-12 1:11) |
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| Justice may be hard-wired into the human brain from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-11 22:45) |
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When judging the guilt or innocence of alleged criminals, our brains seem to respond as if we were personally wronged, say researchers
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| Gallery: First images of the damage that shut down LHC from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-11 22:39) |
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Pictures from CERN show the damage caused by escaping helium that shut down the world's most powerful particle accelerator
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| Gallery: First images of the damage that shut the LHC from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-11 22:39) |
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Pictures from CERN show the damage caused by escaping helium that shut down the world's most powerful particle accelerator
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| Gallery: Images that morph before your eyes from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-11 21:30) |
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A new artist's workshop showcases "anamorphic pictures"– images that only make sense when you view them from the right angle
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| Force field gadget becomes a prison cell for cells from New Scientist - Online News (2008-12-11 20:00) |
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Using electric fields to put cells in solitary confinement provides a way to properly test their reactions to new drugs without neighbouring cells' interference
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