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Bad science: A wiggle in her walk? That's what Veet likes
NASA set to send first teacher into space (AFP)
Museum cancels race row scientist's talk
Blow for fans of boiled lobster: crustaceans feel pain, study says
Government mulls protest to Japan over whaling (AFP)
U.S. delays domestic satellite spying program
Zmiany w mózgu cierpiących na migreny
Teacher-Astronaut to Talk Space With Students (SPACE.com)
Life from Mars theory put to test
Niedługo zobaczymy pierwsze Orionidy
Lotnictwo musi walczyć z ociepleniem
Scientists to study Antarctica's geology (AP)
Phoenix robot to dig on Martian surface
Poll: Many pessimistic about environment (AP)
City Agrees to Help Regulate Delaware River by Releasing Water From Reservoirs
Księżyc zakryje Marsa
Scientists decode most of Mo. cat's DNA (AP)
Stop the climate blame game
Storczyki kwitły już w czasach dinozaurów
On the Same Wavelength With the Doctor

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Zoe Williams: research into gender colour preference is idiocy

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Johnjoe McFadden: Payment for ancient debts

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