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  1. Life

    Who reined the dogs in

    New genetic data reveals that Fido likely originated in the Middle East.

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  2. Materials Science

    Physicists observe quantum properties in the world of objects

    A demonstration marries the world of the very small with the everyday, opening new realms for quantum computing and other applications.

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  3. Space

    This exoplanet is so cool

    A satellite has found the first temperate planet outside the solar system that can be studied in detail.

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  4. Science & Society

    Intel Science Talent Search spotlights America’s whiz kids

    Top winner of the enduring high school science competition takes 2010 prize for work on a space navigation system.

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  5. Math

    Big or small, financial bubbles burst alike

    New data from the Frankfurt stock exchange show that fleeting financial bubbles behave according to the same mathematical rules as history-making ones.

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  6. Health & Medicine

    Experimental blood pressure drug takes natural approach

    Dual-action compound tests well in large group of people with mild to moderate hypertension

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  7. Chemistry

    Methane-making microbes thrive under the ice

    Antarctica’s ice sheets could hide vast quantities of the greenhouse gas, churned out by a buried ecosystem.

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  8. Health & Medicine

    Vitamin D is a flu fighter

    Japanese researchers offer tangible support for that idea that vitamin D deficiency might render people vulnerable to infections. Supplementing school children with the vitamin, they showed, dramatically cut their incidence of seasonal flu.

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  9. Space

    Spacecraft takes express tour of Martian moon

    New images and gravity data reveal details about the origin and composition of Phobos.

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  10. Life

    To catch a thief, follow his filthy hands

    Bacteria from a person’s hands may provide a new type of fingerprint.

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  11. Ecosystems

    Iron fertilization in ocean nourishes toxic algae

    Efforts to prevent global warming by fertilizing the oceans with iron could trigger harmful algal blooms.

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  12. Psychology

    Soothing start to childhood weight problems

    Pacifying infants with food may raise likelihood of later obesity.

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