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Scientists Detect Signs Of Strange Planets Forming Inside Dying Stars
These newly-formed planets or their moons could be among the most promising places beyond our solar system to search for life.
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1 Killed, 6 Injured In Mass Shooting At Park In New York: Report
At least one person has been killed and six have been injured following a mass shooting at a park in New York's Rochester city today, according to local media.
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US Man Opens Fire At Children's Water Park, 8-Year-Old Among Injured
Two children, one of them 8 years old, were among several injured after a gunman opened fired at a children's water park in US' Michigan on Saturday evening.
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Golf Course In Cathedral Draws Fans - And Criticism
A mini-golf course in the nave of a mediaeval English cathedral to encourage families to visit this summer is proving a match made in heaven -- and controversy.
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TCI, Axon Accuse India Real Estate Fund of $1.5 Billion Fraud
The investors include Axon, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation and Notre Dame University.
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NASA's New Horizons Probe Helps Measure Brightness of Universe
The findings from NASA's New Horizons probe give an upper limit to the amount of light in the cosmic optical background.
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Walking Style Can Predict Memory, Thinking Decline: Study
Problems associated with gait can predict a significant decline in memory and thinking, a new study has found.
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Walking Style Can Predict Memory, Thinking Decline: Study
Problems associated with gait can predict a significant decline in memory and thinking, a new study has found.
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4 Sentenced For Kidnapping, Torture Of College Students
Four of five defendants who admitted to their roles in the kidnapping and torture of two University of Rochester football players have been sentenced for the crime.
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7-Year-Old Girl Inserts Coin Into Toy Dispenser, Gets Pills Instead
A 7-year-old girl who inserted coins into a toy dispenser at a pizzeria received a plastic capsule filled with medications for blood pressure and kidney stones instead, police said.
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The Movie About Barack And Michelle Obama's First Date Is Actually Pretty Good
Mr. Darcy. Heathcliff. Rhett Butler. Edward Rochester. They're all swoon-worthy male characters, and now there's a new name to add to the list: Barack Obama.
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Earth's 'Magnetic Personality' Much Older Than Previously Thought
Earth's magnetic field has been a life preserver, protecting against relentless solar winds, streams of charged particles rushing from the Sun, that otherwise could strip away the planet's atmosphere and water.
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Slain Journalist Foley 'Tried to See the Good': Family
Family and friends say slain journalist James Foley was a compassionate and capable journalist who tried to see the good in others.
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Scientists Unveil 'Invisibility Cloak' to Rival Harry Potter's
Scientists at the University of Rochester have discovered a way to hide large objects from sight using inexpensive and readily available lenses.
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New York Scientists Unveil 'Invisibility Cloak' to Rival Harry Potter's
Scientists at the University of Rochester have discovered a way to hide large objects from sight using inexpensive and readily available lenses, a technology that seems to have sprung from the pages of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter fantasy series.
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Scientists Detect Signs Of Strange Planets Forming Inside Dying Stars
These newly-formed planets or their moons could be among the most promising places beyond our solar system to search for life.
-
1 Killed, 6 Injured In Mass Shooting At Park In New York: Report
At least one person has been killed and six have been injured following a mass shooting at a park in New York's Rochester city today, according to local media.
-
US Man Opens Fire At Children's Water Park, 8-Year-Old Among Injured
Two children, one of them 8 years old, were among several injured after a gunman opened fired at a children's water park in US' Michigan on Saturday evening.
-
Golf Course In Cathedral Draws Fans - And Criticism
A mini-golf course in the nave of a mediaeval English cathedral to encourage families to visit this summer is proving a match made in heaven -- and controversy.
-
TCI, Axon Accuse India Real Estate Fund of $1.5 Billion Fraud
The investors include Axon, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation and Notre Dame University.
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NASA's New Horizons Probe Helps Measure Brightness of Universe
The findings from NASA's New Horizons probe give an upper limit to the amount of light in the cosmic optical background.
-
Walking Style Can Predict Memory, Thinking Decline: Study
Problems associated with gait can predict a significant decline in memory and thinking, a new study has found.
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Walking Style Can Predict Memory, Thinking Decline: Study
Problems associated with gait can predict a significant decline in memory and thinking, a new study has found.
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4 Sentenced For Kidnapping, Torture Of College Students
Four of five defendants who admitted to their roles in the kidnapping and torture of two University of Rochester football players have been sentenced for the crime.
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7-Year-Old Girl Inserts Coin Into Toy Dispenser, Gets Pills Instead
A 7-year-old girl who inserted coins into a toy dispenser at a pizzeria received a plastic capsule filled with medications for blood pressure and kidney stones instead, police said.
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The Movie About Barack And Michelle Obama's First Date Is Actually Pretty Good
Mr. Darcy. Heathcliff. Rhett Butler. Edward Rochester. They're all swoon-worthy male characters, and now there's a new name to add to the list: Barack Obama.
-
Earth's 'Magnetic Personality' Much Older Than Previously Thought
Earth's magnetic field has been a life preserver, protecting against relentless solar winds, streams of charged particles rushing from the Sun, that otherwise could strip away the planet's atmosphere and water.
-
Slain Journalist Foley 'Tried to See the Good': Family
Family and friends say slain journalist James Foley was a compassionate and capable journalist who tried to see the good in others.
-
Scientists Unveil 'Invisibility Cloak' to Rival Harry Potter's
Scientists at the University of Rochester have discovered a way to hide large objects from sight using inexpensive and readily available lenses.
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New York Scientists Unveil 'Invisibility Cloak' to Rival Harry Potter's
Scientists at the University of Rochester have discovered a way to hide large objects from sight using inexpensive and readily available lenses, a technology that seems to have sprung from the pages of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter fantasy series.
