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• [SN] - 2007-12-17 - What Diabetes Is, How It Is Treated, and What You Can Do to Prevent It
• [SN] - 2007-12-10 - In California, Wildfires Compete With Cars in Producing CO2
• [??] - 2007-12-31 - Choosing the Right Calendar Takes Time
• [IN] - 2007-12-28 - Virginia Tech Killings Voted Top News Story of 2007 by US Editors
• [IN] - 2007-12-14 - Writers Strike Throws Shadow on Hollywood's Season to Honor Itself
• [IN] - 2007-12-07 - US Intelligence Report Enters Into Debate on Iran Nuclear Issue
• [IN] - 2007-12-21 - Two Years of Talks Lie Ahead to Write a New Global Warming Treaty
• [HE] - 2007-12-25 - Taking the Pulse of Public Opinion About Health Problems
• [HE] - 2007-12-04 - Controlling Cholera May Be Easier Than Thought
• [EX] - 2007-12-25 - Protecting Native American Languages and Culture
• [EX] - 2007-12-04 - The Power of Crowds: Designing a Way to Harvest Electricity
• [ED] - 2007-12-12 - Life on the Tenure Track: A Historian's History
• [ED] - 2007-12-05 - Excuse Me, Professor, How Much Do You Earn?
• [ED] - 2007-12-26 - Rating College Football Teams Off the Field
• [ED] - 2007-12-19 - College Athletes: Students First, Athletes Second?
• [EC] - 2007-12-13 - Helping Subprime Borrowers: Too Little? Too Much?
• [EC] - 2007-12-06 - Sovereign Wealth Funds: When Governments Become Players
• [EC] - 2007-12-20 - Volunteer Experts Help Businesses in Developing Economies
• [EC] - 2007-12-27 - World Bank Finds China's Economy 40 Percent Smaller Than Thought
• [DE] - 2007-12-02 - Group Works to Build Peace Through Medicine
• [DE] - 2007-12-09 - More People Hear Call of Mobile Activism
• [??] - 2007-12-24 - Christmas With the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
• [AG] - 2007-12-17 - When the END Comes: Fighting Exotic Newcastle Disease
• [AG] - 2007-12-24 - Special Trees and Plants Are Part of the Christmas Tradition
• [AG] - 2007-12-10 - Finding Ways to Deal With Harmful Algae
• [SN] - 2007-11-19 - Remembering a Chimp Known for Her Use of American Sign Language
• [SN] - 2007-11-12 - Discovery That Stored Blood Loses a Life-Saving Gas Could Solve Mystery
• [IN] - 2007-11-23 - 'Super Duper Tuesday' Will Mark a Short but Intense Primary Season
• [IN] - 2007-11-09 - Pakistani Police Keep Bhutto From Leading Protest Near Capital
• [IN] - 2007-11-16 - Michael Mukasey, New US Attorney General, Steps Into a Shaken Agency
• [IN] - 2007-11-30 - Israel, Palestinians Will Try Again for Two-State Solution for Peace
• [IN] - 2007-11-02 - Fernandez Makes History in Argentina, but Soon Comes the Real Work
• [HE] - 2007-11-06 - Children's Doctors Group Calls for Early Medical and Educational Intervention for Autism Spectrum Disorders
• [HE] - 2007-11-20 - UN Lowers Estimate of HIV Cases
• [HE] - 2007-11-27 - Stored Blood Found to Lose a Life-Saving Gas
• [EX] - 2007-11-13 - Making Soaps with a Story, and the Story of Making Soaps
• [EX] - 2007-11-27 - American Folklife Center: Preserving the Voices, Songs and Stories of Everyday People
• [EX] - 2007-11-06 - Worldwide, a Language Dies Every Two Weeks
• [ED] - 2007-11-21 - Pilgrims Face Competition in Thanksgiving Lessons
• [ED] - 2007-10-31 - From the Airwaves to Webcasting, the Many Sounds of College Radio
• [ED] - 2007-11-07 - After 40 Years, Calculators in School Still Add Up to Debate
• [ED] - 2007-11-28 - Unscientific Poll: Calculators Subtract From Thinking Skills
• [EC] - 2007-11-29 - The Worldwide Spread of Oil
• [EC] - 2007-11-01 - Finance: Merrill Lynch CEO O'Neal Is Out After Huge Loss
• [EC] - 2007-11-08 - Citigroup's Prince Resigns as CEO
• [DE] - 2007-11-18 - A WiLD Idea: Wireless Long-Distance Internet for Rural Poor
• [DE] - 2007-11-04 - Keeping Count of Who Enters the World or Leaves
• [DE] - 2007-11-11 - Shining a Light on Water to Prevent Infections
• [AG] - 2007-11-05 - Farming Marginal Lands
• [AG] - 2007-11-12 - Study Points to Risk in Common Method of Enriching Soil
• [SN] - 2007-10-01 - Health Experts Say Smokers Need a Cigarette Break -- Permanently
• [SN] - 2007-10-29 - Study of College Athletes Finds Exercise-Induced Asthma Is Common
• [SN] - 2007-10-15 - More Species Than Ever Threatened With Extinction, Report Says
• [IN] - 2007-10-12 - Deaths in Iraq Lead to Calls for More Controls Over Private Guards Working for US
• [IN] - 2007-10-26 - How the Job Description for US President Has Gotten Longer Over Time
• [IN] - 2007-10-05 - North and South Korean Leaders Promise to Work for Peace, Economic Cooperation
• [IN] - 2007-10-19 - As Communist Party Meets in Beijing, Eyes Look to 2012 Change
• [HE] - 2007-10-16 - Of 'Knockout' Mice and the Men Who Developed Them
• [HE] - 2007-10-23 - Children's Health: New Polio Worries in Africa / US Committee Urges Limits on Cough and Cold Drugs
• [HE] - 2007-10-09 - Combination of Medicine and Therapy Called Best for Depressed Teens
• [HE] - 2007-10-02 - New Test for H5N1, and New Findings Why Virus Is So Deadly
• [HE] - 2007-10-30 - US Doctor Group Urges Autism Testing for All Babies
• [EX] - 2007-10-23 - Green Festival: A Party With a Purpose
• [ED] - 2007-10-03 - New Civics Questions for US Citizenship Test
• [ED] - 2007-10-11 - 'Green' Schools Grow Around US
• [ED] - 2007-10-17 - Colleges See Green in Sustainability Studies
• [ED] - 2007-10-24 - Weighing the Idea of a Year Off Before College
• [EC] - 2007-10-18 - 2007 Nobel in Economics: Designing Better Markets
• [EC] - 2007-10-25 - Microsoft, the EU and Facebook
• [EC] - 2007-10-11 - Making Sense of a Weak Dollar
• [EC] - 2007-10-04 - 'Agflation' Raises Grain Prices, but Not Corn Ethanol
• [DE] - 2007-10-28 - Science Journals Examine Poverty and Development
• [DE] - 2007-10-21 - Hunger: New Causes for Same Old Problem
• [DE] - 2007-10-14 - Finding New Ways to Feed the World's Hungry Children
• [DE] - 2007-10-07 - New Findings About Husbands, Wives and AIDS
• [DE] - 2007-10-22 - World Bank Urges More Farm Aid; Is Criticized on Own Africa Record
• [AG] - 2007-10-29 - Growing a Big Pumpkin. A Really Big Pumpkin
• [AG] - 2007-10-01 - Jatropha Plant Raises Hopes for Fuel and Poor Farmers
• [SN] - 2007-09-24 - National Arboretum in Washington Offers Art and Science of Nature
• [SN] - 2007-09-17 - How Ocean Storms Form, Get Names and May React to Climate Change
• [IN] - 2007-09-07 - Fred Thompson: Actor, Senator, and Now a Late Entry in the '08 Presidential Race
• [IN] - 2007-09-21 - After Long Duke Case, Debate Over Fairness Is Renewed With 'Jena 6'
• [IN] - 2007-09-28 - Fukuda Takes Office in Tokyo, and First Issue Is the Crisis in Burma
• [IN] - 2007-09-14 - Bush Announces Some Troops Will Leave Iraq; Democrats Want More
• [HE] - 2007-09-18 - Debating the Teen Brain
• [HE] - 2007-09-05 - Parents Warned on Use of Cough and Cold Medicines in Children
• [ED] - 2007-09-05 - Virginia Tech Report Criticizes Mental Health System, School Actions
• [ED] - 2007-09-19 - Longer School Day = More Learning? Not Necessarily
• [ED] - 2007-09-26 - The Debate Over Merit Pay for Teachers
• [EC] - 2007-09-27 - GM Deal on Health Costs Signals Change for US Auto Industry
• [EC] - 2007-09-20 - US Central Bank Moves to Ease Credit, Protect Economy 
• [EC] - 2007-09-06 - Starting a Business Means Getting Organized
• [DE] - 2007-09-30 - Project Aims to Raise Demand for Laptops for Poor Children
• [DE] - 2007-09-16 - New Web Site Targets World's Unsafe Drinking Water
• [DE] - 2007-09-09 - UNICEF to Work With a Private Group to Fight AIDS
• [DE] - 2007-09-03 - Interest Grows in Training to Prepare for a Disaster
• [DE] - 2007-09-23 - Child Deaths Found at Record Low
• [AG] - 2007-09-10 - Strip Cropping as a Way to Increase Cowpea Production
• [AG] - 2007-09-03 - Fresh From the Store, or the Cow? The Debate Over Raw Milk
• [AG] - 2007-09-17 - Study Links Virus to Bee Disorder in US, but Questions Remain
• [SN] - 2007-08-30 - Finders of Two Fossils in Kenya Call for Rewrite of Human Evolution 
• [SN] - 2007-08-27 - Obesity as a Social Disease? How Friendship Could Be Fattening
• [SN] - 2007-08-13 - Scientists Receive National Medals of Science and Technology
• [IN] - 2007-08-31 - Turkey Gets a New President; Pakistan Waits and Wonders How Its Political Crisis Will End
• [IN] - 2007-08-03 - Good Sports, Bad Sports
• [IN] - 2007-08-17 - As Karl Rove Resigns, Democrats Wonder Where He Might Resurface
• [HE] - 2007-08-28 - The Worries Over Children and Lead
• [HE] - 2007-08-07 - Researchers Develop New Test to Predict Alzheimer's Disease
• [ED] - 2007-08-22 - Some (Adults) Call for Shorter Summer Break for US Kids
• [ED] - 2007-08-29 - Debating Year-Round Education
• [ED] - 2007-08-01 - China, Russia Win Top Results in Physics Olympiad in Iran
• [ED] - 2007-08-08 - Few US Schools Now Named for People, Especially Presidents
• [EC] - 2007-08-23 - Recalls Add to Pressure on Toy Industry
• [EC] - 2007-08-02 - Murdoch's News Corp to Buy Dow Jones
• [EC] - 2007-08-09 - Will Credit Risk Weigh Down Debt Markets?
• [EC] - 2007-08-30 - How Bad Loans in US Have a Far Reach
• [EC] - 2007-08-16 - Economics Not Such a Dismal Science for US High School Students
• [DE] - 2007-08-12 - UN Reports on Extreme Weather and Climate Events
• [DE] - 2007-08-05 - Should HIV-Infected Mothers Breastfeed?
• [IN] - 2007-08-10 - Countdown to 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing
• [AG] - 2007-08-13 - Foot-and-Mouth Disease in England May Be Under Control
• [AG] - 2007-08-20 - The Fight Over Farm Subsidies
• [AG] - 2007-08-27 - China Sees Control of Pig Disease
• [EX] - 2007-08-21 - Saving Lives and Guiding Ships Along US East Coast
• [IN] - 2007-07-06 - US High Court Takes a More Conservative Turn With Bush Appointees
• [IN] - 2007-07-13 - Bush Firm on War Policy Until September Report on Progress by Iraqis
• [IN] - 2007-07-28 - In '08 Campaign, a Debate Brings Everyday Citizens Into the Process
• [IN] - 2007-07-20 - Intelligence Report Says al-Qaida Remains Top Threat to US Security
• [HE] - 2007-07-03 - New Rules for International Health Emergencies Take Effect
• [HE] - 2007-07-31 - Discovery of 'Itch Gene' May Lead to New Treatments
• [HE] - 2007-07-17 - Egypt Moves to Halt Female Genital Cutting
• [ED] - 2007-07-25 - Specialty Summer Camps Offer Kids More Choices of Fun
• [ED] - 2007-07-18 - Evidence for School Uniform Policies in US Seen as Weak
• [ED] - 2007-07-04 - Historic Antioch College Faces an Unsure Future
• [EC] - 2007-07-06 - How Subprime Home Loans Become Risky Investments
• [EC] - 2007-07-19 - Junior Achievement Teaches Business Skills to Young People
• [EC] - 2007-07-26 - Trying to Renew Trust in 'Made in China' Label
• [EC] - 2007-07-12 - The Value of Teaching About Money
• [DE] - 2007-07-08 - Seeing Pressures but Also Possibilities in Urban Growth
• [DE] - 2007-07-15 - Progress Mixed Halfway to Development Goals for 2015
• [DE] - 2007-07-22 - Mandela Forms 'Elders' to Work on World Problems
• [DE] - 2007-07-01 - Researchers Work on Malaria-Resistant Mosquitoes
• [SN] - 2007-07-16 - 'Dreamliner,' Not Even Flown Yet, Is Boeing's Most Popular New Plane
• [AG] - 2007-07-09 - California Growers Face Unwelcome Import: Light Brown Apple Moth
• [AG] - 2007-07-30 - Goats Employed in Fight Against Kudzu in US South
• [AG] - 2007-07-23 - Congress Honors Norman Borlaug, Father of 'Green Revolution'
• [AG] - 2007-07-02 - Improvements in Food Industry Earn Major Award for American Agricultural Scientist
• [SN] - 2007-06-18 - How a Revolution in Thought Shook Scientists' Understanding of Earth
• [SN] - 2007-06-04 - A UN Report Suggests Steps to Reduce Greenhouse Gases
• [AG] - 2007-06-18 - Singer Aims to Grow Interest in Local Farming
• [SN] - 2007-06-25 - Safety Concerns Put Pressure on US Food and Drug Officials, Congress
• [IN] - 2007-06-29 - A Recent Study Suggests Most Young Americans Plan to Vote for a Democrat in Next Year's Presidential Election
• [IN] - 2007-06-15 - WHO Says Environmental Improvements Could Save Millions of Lives
• [IN] - 2007-06-08 - How Six Days in 1967 Changed the Middle East Until This Day
• [IN] - 2007-06-22 - A Two-State Solution for the Mideast Finds Itself With Three Pieces
• [IN] - 2007-06-01 - US Seeks to Increase Pressure on Sudan to End Darfur Violence
• [HE] - 2007-06-05 - Unapproved Uses of Drug-Treated Heart Stents Questioned
• [HE] - 2007-06-12 - Stent Failure: How Much of the Problem Is Caused by Doctors?
• [IN] - 2007-06-19 - Record Number of Climbers Reach Top of World's Highest Mountain
• [EC] - 2007-06-07 - World Trade Talks: Moving, but Slowly
• [EC] - 2007-06-14 - Climate Change and the Group of 8 ... and China
• [EC] - 2007-06-28 - World Trade Talks Break Down as the Group of 4 Fail to Reach Agreement
• [EC] - 2007-06-21 - What's Up in the Bond Market?
• [DE] - 2007-06-03 - Newsmaker: Robert Zoellick, Nominee to Lead World Bank
• [DE] - 2007-06-25 - Banks Look to Expand Microfinance Services
• [DE] - 2007-06-17 - US Lists More Nations as Worst for Modern-Day Slavery
• [DE] - 2007-06-10 - 'Two Faces of Asia' Test Future of Development Bank
• [AG] - 2007-06-04 - Improving Soil, and Saving Money, in Eastern Uganda
• [SN] - 2007-05-28 - Report Says Arctic Sea Ice Is Melting More Quickly Than Thought
• [SN] - 2007-05-07 - Research Shows How Fishing for Sharks Also Affects Other Sea Animals
• [SN] - 2007-05-21 - Using a Story to Teach Children How They Can Help Prevent Bird Flu
• [IN] - 2007-05-25 - Bush Wins on Iraq Bill, but Democrats Promise to Renew Fight
• [IN] - 2007-05-04 - White House, Congress Try to Negotiate a New Iraq Spending Bill
• [IN] - 2007-05-11 - Sarkozy's Economic Plan for France May Depend on June Elections
• [HE] - 2007-05-15 - Fewer US Women Getting Mammograms
• [HE] - 2007-05-29 - Multivitamins Urged for All Pregnant Women in Developing Countries
• [HE] - 2007-05-01 - Discovery Could Ease Blood Shortages in Hospitals
• [EX] - 2007-05-29 - What Keeps Works of Shakespeare So Alive and Well After 400 Years?
• [EX] - 2007-05-22 - All the World Still a Stage for Shakespeare's Timeless Imagination
• [EC] - 2007-05-31 - A Brief History of the World Trade Organization
• [EC] - 2007-05-24 - US and China Hold High-Level Trade Discussions
• [EC] - 2007-05-17 - Job Market Strong for College Graduates / Cerberus Buying Chrysler
• [EC] - 2007-05-03 - How Much Is Too Much? The Debate Over Executive Pay
• [EC] - 2007-05-10 - Harvard Economist Susan Athey Wins a Top Award
• [DE] - 2007-05-13 - GlobalGiving: Connecting Personal Donors to Local Projects
• [DE] - 2007-05-06 - As Chinese Investment in Africa Grows, So Do Risks
• [DE] - 2007-05-27 - Are the World's Institutional Lenders Ready to Reform?
• [AG] - 2007-05-14 - Fighting Fire Ants With a Virus of Their Own
• [AG] - 2007-05-07 - Looking Behind the 'Fairtrade' Label
• [AG] - 2007-05-21 - Demand for Ethanol Made From Corn Is Fueling Criticism
• [AG] - 2007-05-28 - US Urges Chinese to Accept New Rules for Food Safety
• [SN] - 2007-04-16 - World Health Experts Report Progress in Fight Against Tuberculosis
• [SN] - 2007-04-30 - Stopping Bird Flu by Spreading Knowledge About Protective Steps
• [IN] - 2007-04-27 - Yeltsin: Russia's First Freely Elected Leader, but a Mixed Record
• [IN] - 2007-04-21 - Issues After Killings at Virginia Tech Go Beyond Debate Over Gun Laws
• [IN] - 2007-04-13 - Robinson's Number Is 'Unretired' for a Day to Honor Baseball Hero
• [IN] - 2007-04-06 - Presidential Candidates Raise Record Amounts of Money for Campaigns
• [HE] - 2007-04-10 - Looking for Weight-Loss Answers
• [HE] - 2007-04-24 - Breast Cancer in US Stayed Down in '04 for Second Year
• [EC] - 2007-04-12 - Finding a Buyer for Chrysler
• [EC] - 2007-04-19 - US Brings Two Trade Cases Against China
• [DE] - 2007-04-01 - 'Phones for Health' Campaign Targets AIDS in Africa
• [DE] - 2007-04-29 - Clearing a PATH to Better Health in Developing Countries
• [DE] - 2007-04-08 - Judging African Leaders by Good Governance
• [DE] - 2007-04-22 - Newest Warnings on Climate Change Present It as a Security Threat
• [DE] - 2007-04-15 - In Kenya, an HIV/AIDS Program Includes Healthy Food
• [AG] - 2007-04-30 - Seed Collection Effort Aims to Safeguard 21 Food Crops
• [AG] - 2007-04-23 - Officials Hunt for an Explanation of Pet Food Scare
• [AG] - 2007-04-16 - Lonely Farmers Look for Love Online
• [AG] - 2007-04-09 - Disappearance of Honey Bees a Mystery
• [EC] - 2007-04-26 - Teaching the Student Loan Industry a Lesson
• [SN] - 2007-03-19 - Fight Against Bird Flu Brings Together an Army of Workers, Vaccine Makers, Even a Star
• [SN] - 2007-03-26 - Millions of New Genes Are Found in Ocean Water
• [IN] - 2007-03-09 - Congress Investigates Treatment of Wounded Troops
• [IN] - 2007-03-23 - Fighting in Mogadishu Leads to Appeal for Countries to Keep Their Promise to Help Somalia
• [IN] - 2007-03-16 - Presidential Candidates Crowd Field for Long Race to November '08
• [IN] - 2007-03-30 - Arab Leaders Urge Israel to Accept 2002 Plan for Peace and a Palestinian State
• [HE] - 2007-03-20 - Officials Say Some Sleep Drugs May Do More Than Make You Sleep
• [HE] - 2007-03-13 - Laying the Roots for Healthy Teeth in Young Children
• [HE] - 2007-03-07 - New Malaria Drug Coming to Africa Is Low Cost, Easy to Take
• [AG] - 2007-03-26 - Trying to Understand Food Labels
• [EX] - 2007-03-07 - International Women's Day Observes the Struggle for Equality, Justice, Peace and Development
• [EC] - 2007-03-01 - Big in Texas: Energy Company Agrees to a Record Buyout
• [EC] - 2007-03-15 - Worry Over Subprime Home Loans
• [EC] - 2007-03-22 - Socially Responsible Investing Grows
• [EC] - 2007-03-08 - Meeting the Demand for Ethanol
• [EC] - 2007-03-29 - Credit Cards Are Easy to Get, But Harder to Pay Off
• [DE] - 2007-03-25 - World Tuberculosis Day Observed
• [DE] - 2007-03-11 - Mobile Phones as a Public Health Tool in Developing Nations
• [DE] - 2007-03-18 - Honors for Women From China, Guatemala, India and Sudan
• [SN] - 2007-03-12 - Compulsive Hoarding: When Collecting Things Becomes a Disorder
• [SN] - 2007-03-05 - Study Shows That Many Genes Could Be Involved in Autism
• [AG] - 2007-03-19 - Americans Warned of Higher Food Prices as Corn Goes to Ethanol
• [AG] - 2007-02-27 - Wind Farming Spreads in US
• [HE] - 2007-02-07 - For Some Patients, Brain Damage Cures Cigarette Addiction
• [SN] - 2007-02-27 - Polar Research to Look for Answers About Climate Change
• [SN] - 2007-02-20 - Scientists Study Children Who Feel No Pain
• [EC] - 2007-02-23 - Maker of Cervical Cancer Vaccine Stops Pushing to Require It for Girls
• [IN] - 2007-02-02 - Super Bowl Coaches Make History Before First Pass Is Thrown
• [IN] - 2007-02-17 - Harvard Gets a Female President; Progress Slows at Other Colleges
• [IN] - 2007-02-23 - Britain to Withdraw 1,600 Troops in Iraq, and More May Follow
• [SN] - 2007-02-05 - New Blood Test Can Show Patient's Risk of Heart Attack or Stroke
• [HE] - 2007-02-21 - Test May Show Heart Patients' Risk / Napping to a Healthier Heart? 
• [HE] - 2007-02-27 - Circumcision May Lower Men's HIV Risk by More Than First Reported
• [HE] - 2007-02-13 - Study Warns of Heart Disease Danger From Dirty Air
• [IN] - 2007-02-13 - Press Freedom: Is It Alive and Well in the World?
• [EX] - 2007-02-06 - New Interests Help Older Adults Keep Mentally Active
• [EC] - 2007-02-01 - Computers: A New Windows, and a New Way to Make Processors
• [EC] - 2007-02-15 - US Presses Japan on Farm Imports and India on World Trade Talks
• [EC] - 2007-02-08 - Congress Gets Bush's '08 Budget Plan
• [DE] - 2007-02-04 - Entrepreneurs Who Measure Their Return in 'Social Value'
• [DE] - 2007-02-18 - Tree-Growing Campaign Makes for a Greener Niger
• [DE] - 2007-02-11 - Filter for Arsenic-Polluted Water in Bangladesh Pays Off for Chemist
• [AG] - 2007-02-05 - A Natural Way to Control a Costly Parasite in Chickens
• [IN] - 2007-02-09 - Calls for Action Follow UN Report That Human Activity Is 'Very Likely' to Blame for Global Warming
• [SN] - 2007-02-12 - From Asia to Europe to Africa, Trying to Stop the Spread of Bird Flu
• [AG] - 2007-02-20 - Insect Threatens Ash Trees in US
• [SN] - 2007-01-02 - Science 2006: The Year in Medicine, Space and the Environment
• [IN] - 2007-01-05 - Past and Future Come Together During a Busy Week in Washington
• [IN] - 2007-01-19 - US Says Wiretap Program Will Now Require Court Approval / More Trouble for Somalia?
• [IN] - 2007-01-26 - 'America Must Not Fail in Iraq' Is Bush's Warning
• [IN] - 2007-01-12 - Bush Faces Opposition, Low Public Support for Troop Plan for Iraq
• [HE] - 2007-01-16 - Progress Reported in AIDS Campaign for Children
• [HE] - 2007-01-23 - Vaccination Campaign Cuts Measles Deaths; New Goal Set
• [HE] - 2007-01-09 - Childhood Health: Life in a 'Germ Factory'
• [HE] - 2007-01-30 - In the Mind of an Amnesiac, It Seems the Future May Suffer, Too
• [AG] - 2007-01-29 - A Crop of Publications for Farmers
• [EX] - 2007-01-09 - For People Over 55, the World Is a Classroom Through Elderhostel
• [EX] - 2007-01-30 - Learning at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.
• [EX] - 2007-01-16 - For Older Adults, Many Chances to Make Learning a Lifelong Activity
• [EX] - 2007-01-23 - Older People Go Back to College to Learn New Things, Get Fresh Start
• [EC] - 2007-01-11 - Backdated Stock Options: How Deal for Apple Chief Turned Sour
• [EC] - 2007-01-04 - First Trans-Atlantic Stock Market Aims for Early '07 Launch
• [EC] - 2007-01-18 - Big and Bigger: Mergers and Acquisitions Stay Strong Into '07
• [EC] - 2007-01-25 - Moving Beyond Talk on Climate Change
• [DE] - 2007-01-14 - Move Away From Rural Life Puts Pressure on Cities, Environment
• [DE] - 2007-01-28 - Good Advice From the World Bank -- With Some Exceptions
• [DE] - 2007-01-21 - 'FabLabs' Help Communities Design Their Own Solutions
• [DE] - 2007-01-07 - Investing in Businesses That Invest in the Poor
• [SN] - 2007-01-29 - New Studies Offer Better Understanding of Babies and Intelligence
• [AG] - 2007-01-23 - US Farmers Face Big Winter Losses, With Two Months Still Left to Go
• [AG] - 2007-01-15 - Fishing for Answers About 'Organic' Fish
• [AG] - 2007-01-08 - US Agency Says Cloned Animals Safe to Eat

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