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  1. Life

    Sting Operation

    Scientists use bees and wasps to sniff out the illicit and the dangerous.

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  2. Life

    A ‘foxi’ gene for dog baldness

    A FOXI3 mutation makes some dogs bald.

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  3. Life

    This bite won’t hurt a bit

    A team dissects the physics of a mosquito bite, working to find a way to design gentler needles.

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  4. Paleontology

    Dino domination was in the cards, maybe

    A new study finds that early dinosaurs coexisted with and were outnumbered by a competing species. Dinosaurs eventually reigned supreme anyway, but perhaps not because they were better.

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  5. Health & Medicine

    Averting Medical Mistakes

    Work-hour reforms are needed to protect both the youngest, most-inexperienced doctors and the hospital patients they're charged with treating.

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  6. Space

    Blast from the past poses puzzle

    New observations suggest that the brilliant outburst of a hefty star that first wowed observers in the 1840s could be signs of a new, exotic type of stellar explosion.

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  7. Space

    Brightest gamma-ray burst

    A bit of luck helps astronomers detect the most luminous object ever recorded from Earth.

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  8. Health & Medicine

    Good day care grime

    A study of 952 children in Manchester, England, suggests that children going to day care starting at age 6 months could be less likely to develop asthma later.

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  9. Life

    Giant honeybees do the wave

    Giant bees coordinate and make waves that would rival those in any football stadium. Predators of the bees don’t find it cheering.

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  10. Life

    Female frogs play the field

    A female frog insures a safe home for her young by mating with many males.

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  11. Tech

    Cops Might Get Pollution Sniffers

    One day soon, precise up-to-minute air pollution data might be available at a street-by-street level.

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  12. Neuroscience

    Highly wired

    Men’s brain tissue shows higher density of neuron connections than similar tissue from women.

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