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Legal deflection programs for support services, not arrest, available in one-third of states as of 2024
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Gravitational wave detectors affected by daylight savings time
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Mapping 100 years of antibiotic resistance evolution to pinpoint the genetic culprits
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AI-driven system blends literature, experiments and robotics to discover new materials
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Global 'Noahʻs Ark' initiative underway to safeguard coral reefs
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Modified bacteriophages help pinpoint peptides with therapeutic potential
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Biologists reveal telomere length inheritance patterns in early embryos
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Humiliated preachers who incorrectly predicted the Rapture try to explain why nothing happened
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Humans just got even OLDER: Ancient skull pushes back our origins by 400,000 years - making Homo sapiens more than one million years old
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Carbon cycle flaw could push Earth into an ice age as planet overcorrects for warming
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Leaving a mark: New research shows how longevity is inherited across generations
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Bridge recombinases, optimized for human cells, enable massive programmable DNA rearrangements
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Banks retreat from climate change commitments, but it's business more than politics
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Religion often shapes someone's view of abortion—but what about a woman's actual decision?
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The EPA’s shaken foundation | Science
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