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conulyThere's another LJ friending frenzy going on
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The invention of the paper bag was a triumph of feminism
If Captain Cook's ship is found, whose is it? Rhode Island's
This Coral Restoration Technique Is 'Electrifying' a Balinese Village
Bumblebees' Little Hairs Can Sense Flowers' Electric Fields
Hawk moths have second nose for evaluating flowers
Cheese-rolling spectators gather for Cooper's Hill tradition
'Poop Transplant' Changes Play Out Over Several Months, Study Finds
The method you learned for treating an ankle or knee sprain is probably wrong
Philadelphia keeps stormwater out of sewers to protect rivers
Deep Intellect
Wal-Mart needs to grow overseas, and China's the big prize
US coach promotes wheelchair basketball in Gaza
Can neuroscience revolutionise the way we punish criminals?
It's raining men! Sweden sees historic gender balance shift
Sweden stirs debate with women-only swimming, in nod to Muslims
The Depression Era’s Magic Bullet For Weight Loss
Stress Gives You Daughters, Sons Make You Liberal
On Steve Rogers #1, Antisemitism, and Publicity Stunts
Japanese American internment survivor hears troubling echoes in Trump rhetoric
Refugee runners: Olympics' first team without a country
As U.S. Admits Migrants in a Trickle, Critics Urge Obama to Pick Up the Pace
Gulf economic slowdown sees foreign workers trapped by debts
Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder says Edward Snowden performed a "public service" by triggering a debate over surveillance techniques, but still must pay a penalty for illegally leaking a trove of classified intelligence documents.
In Indonesia, the world’s largest mud volcano has been erupting continuously for 10 years. A wealthy family's gas company may be to blame. But it’s the poor who’ve paid the price.
Cops will always protect cops: This is why prosecutors and grand juries let the police off easy
Why It’s Nearly Impossible for Prisoners to Sue Prisons
Old and on the Street: The Graying of America’s Homeless
Nearly 46 Million People Trapped in Modern Slavery, Report Finds
Extreme weather increasing level of toxins in food, scientists warn
Things are heating up in eastern Ukraine. Here are three reasons why.
Indonesian navy fires shots, seizes Chinese fishing boat near disputed South China Sea
After six years' austerity, Greeks feel no joy from new debt deal
Families flee as battle for Falluja rages on
