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Skewed sex ratios causes single fathers to bring up the young

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How can animals sense danger?

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Bento browser makes it easier to search on mobile devices

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Hospital patients are eager to play a role in tracking health data, researchers find

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Rhythm crucial in drummed speech

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Purdue archaeologists on ancient horse find in Nile River Valley

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Did last ice age affect breastfeeding in Native Americans?

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Milky Way's supermassive black hole may have 'unseen' siblings

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New mechanism of radio emission in neutron stars revealed

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Mammary stem cells challenge costly bovine disease

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The good, the bad and their fortuitous differences

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Sunlight reduces effectiveness of dispersants used in oil spills

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Corn with straw mulch builds yield, soil carbon

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Blinded by the light: Climate change, the sun, and Lake Superior

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Airborne dust threatens human health in Southwest

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Music lessens pain and anxiety in patients undergoing surgery

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Alcohol intake may be linked to premenstrual syndrome

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Black parents can help bridge cultural divide between students and white teachers

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SLU students learn Italian playing Assassin's Creed

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Feelings of ethical superiority can lead to workplace ostracism, social undermining: Study

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Ride-sharing platforms may be taking the place of managers in the gig economy

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Market failure, fake news and the First Amendment

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Special Eurobarometer: How fair do Europeans think life in the EU is?

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New robot for skull base surgery is very accurate and alleviates surgeon's workload

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Wiley partners with World Scientific to offer affordable digital content in Asia

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Genetic transcription 'pause' is focus of NASA grant

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UNC-Chapel Hill and partners awarded $58.1 million to accelerate research discoveries

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ONR global-sponsored researcher wins Israel Prize

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Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics 2018 awarded to Guus Rijnders

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Roadmap to the future

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