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801.www.chemlin.de13600
802.www.enssib.fr13600
803.whale.wheelock.edu13600
804.www.sbi.dk13600
805.www.fmi.uni-passau.de13500
806.www.iao.fraunhofer.de13500
807.www.ige.ch13400
808.www.astronomy.ru13400
809.www.whyville.net13300
810.www.mpiz-koeln.mpg.de13300
811.www.nyme.hu13300
812.www.phys.ethz.ch13200
813.www.u-bordeaux4.fr13200
814.www.arcetri.astro.it13200
815.www.date.hu13200
816.www.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de13100
817.www.hochschulkompass.de13100
818.www.duei.de13100
819.www.zi.ku.dk13100
820.science.discovery.com12900
821.www.les-mathematiques.net12900
822.www.ieg.csic.es12900
823.www.dokpro.uio.no12900
824.www.tycho.dk12900
825.www.pratique.fr12800
826.www.msh-paris.fr12700
827.www.forskning.se12700
828.www.brl.ntt.co.jp12700
829.www.onzetaal.nl12700
830.www.nigms.nih.gov12600
831.oami.eu.int12600
832.www.ine.cl12600
833.www.gfi.uib.no12600
834.www.geus.dk12600
835.www.infobiogen.fr12500
836.www.apollon.uio.no12500
837.www.chem.uu.nl12500
838.woordenlijst.org12400
839.www.histoire.fr12100
840.www.math.uni-augsburg.de12000
841.www.dm.unipi.it12000
842.www.pd.astro.it11900
843.www.exponenta.ru11900
844.www-ai.cs.uni-dortmund.de11800
845.www.arianespace.com11700
846.www.sciencepresse.qc.ca11600
847.hispagua.cedex.es11600
848.www.math.chalmers.se11600
849.www.natinst.com11500
850.france.elsevier.com11500
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My Cortex Made Me Buy It
Given our love affair with high-priced luxury goods, and their association with status and power, it’s possible that we’ve come to experience cerebral delight in response to things that promise that cachet.
nytimes.com
Argentine firm to export bovine genetics to China
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina, a country famous for its steaks, will start exporting bovine genetics this year to China, which is trying to improve its meat production as consumption surges.
feeds.reuters.com
Indian DNA links to 6 "founding mothers"
Nearly all of today's Native Americans in North, Central and South America can trace part of their ancestry to six women whose descendants immigrated around 20,000 years ago, a DNA study published this week by the journal PLoS One suggests. ...
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Stonehenge dig aims to solve mystery
Archaeologists start a two-week excavation inside the stone circle to search for bluestones that may hint on the purpose of the ancient site, writes Peter Aspden
ft.com
Yahoo to convince users to share "junk" information
Yahoo is trying to convince its 500 million users worldwide to join Freecycle.org and use the Internet to match people unloading "junk" with those that want the stuff, media reported Monday. "Our mission is keeping things out of la ...
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