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  1. Human stem cells become unstable in the lab
  2. Spiral spotted around Saturn's outer ring
  3. Pocket-sized projector offers big-screen action
  4. Invention: Burning bullets
  5. Gauging the health crisis in Katrina’s wake
  6. Nuclear stockpiles could create 300,000 bombs
  7. The water recedes in New Orleans
  8. Deep Impact collision ejected the stuff of life
  9. Soil may spoil UK’s climate efforts
  10. Could Earth survive the Sun’s demise?
  11. Algorithm exploits ‘six degrees of separation’
  12. Duped cells may prevent transplant rejection
  13. Crystal clumps preserve fossilised DNA
  14. Invention: Midnight caller-foiler
  15. Keystroke sounds give away their words
  16. Orphaned quasar seeks galaxy to call home
  17. Tiniest remote-controlled robot created
  18. Wi-Fi camera emails pictures without a PC
  19. New dish to follow the Venus Express
  20. NASA to unveil vision for return to Moon
  21. Two storms gather strength over the Atlantic
  22. Stripped sperm may boost ICSI success rate
  23. Critics say NASA's Moon plan is too costly
  24. Exercise in old age may rejuvenate your brain
  25. Space shuttle 'early retirement' claim sparks concern
  26. WHO reports steep rise in obesity in poorer countries
  27. Court case may determine how evolution is taught in US
  28. Hurricane forces NASA to close Johnson Space Center
  29. Structure exposes the evolutionary roots of languages
  30. Flood walls in New Orleans were ‘structurally flawed’
  31. Killer lakes in Cameroon may strike again
  32. Invention: Talking tooth
  33. Targets for asteroid-nudging mission chosen
  34. Lawyers fire opening shots in Intelligent Design case
  35. Ice age 'twins' found in ancient burial ground
  36. Deadly dog flu jumped from horses
  37. Massive young galaxy surprises astronomers
  38. Smart beer mat orders refills
  39. Did oxygen boost fuel rise of large mammals?
  40. Pheromones may be used to herd alien fish
  41. Australians win Nobel for linking bug to ulcers
  42. 90% of US men over 60 now overweight
  43. Physicists win Nobel for breakthroughs in optics
  44. US scientists resurrect deadly 1918 flu
  45. Red blood cells fitted with artificial tails
  46. Micro-organisms may be turned into nano-circuitry
  47. Exploding the myth of cultural stereotypes
  48. Long-necked dinosaurs had shellfish desires
  49. Penguins’ pooping power scoops Ig Nobel prize
  50. In-flight internet shown off by Boeing
  51. Malicious software turns PSP into a 'brick'
  52. Hurricane Stan strikes Central America and Mexico
  53. Long-necked sea monsters had shellfish desires
  54. Bird flu may have reached Europe
  55. Death toll from Pakistan quake reaches 30,000
  56. Mosquito with glowing gonads to help battle malaria
  57. Volkswagen wins robotic race across the desert
  58. Found: the flying lizards’ missing lift
  59. Invention: Phone jolt
  60. Sound, smell and vision used to locate quake survivors
  61. Eating fish keeps older people brainy
  62. New “hobbit” bones bolster separate species claim
  63. 'Draconian' measures needed to stamp out polio
  64. Police deactivate network of 100,000 'zombie' PCs
  65. China launches two 'taikonauts' into orbit
  66. Invention: Phone jolt
  67. Cell phone could identify its owner by their walk
  68. Secret of drug-resistant bird flu unveiled
  69. Moving print adverts coming soon
  70. Two 'ethical' ways to harvest stem cells
  71. Arrival of new tropical storm equals record
  72. Bird flu outbreaks expected in more countries
  73. Sea lilies caught creeping away from trouble
  74. Out-of-this-world sex could jeopardise missions
  75. New diabetes drug may raise death risk
  76. Cleaner, crazier cars on show in Tokyo
  77. Bird flu breaking out all over
  78. Dangerous contamination found in water on US planes
  79. Deadly H5N1 bird flu strain reaches the UK
  80. Star search program used to trail whale sharks
  81. Wilma hits Florida, Alpha breaks record
  82. Brain implants could control blood pressure
  83. US spy agency’s patents under security scrutiny
  84. Post-mortem explains CryoSat’s launch failure
  85. MIT professor sacked for fabricating data
  86. Beta is a hurricane in the making
  87. Metal shields and encryption for US passports
  88. Malaria vaccine possible within 6 years
  89. Pluto rocket suffers slight hurricane damage
  90. Gut reactions may rumble a liar
  91. Malaria vaccine possible within six years
  92. Romantic rodents give secret serenades
  93. Radar tags tell friend from foe
  94. New DVD watermark has pirates in its sights
  95. Silicon chip works on the speed of light
  96. Finger-vein reader to foil car thieves
  97. Hayabusa probe prepares to punch an asteroid
  98. New treatment for multiple sclerosis tested
  99. Rabid vampire bats attack Brazilian children
  100. Volcanoes ruled out for Martian methane