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  Tongue Drive System to Operate Computers
Scientists developed a new revolutionary system to help individuals with disabilities to control wheelchairs, computers and other devices simply by using their tongue.
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  Loud Music Leads to More Drinking in Less Time
According to a study of the impact of music levels on alcohol consumption in a bar setting, people drink more in less time.
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  Intel Marks its 40th Anniversary
World's most famous chip maker celebrates its 40th birthday. Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce were the two physicists that set up the company back in 1968. The term Intel derives from "Integrated Electronics".
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  Japan Bans in Vitro Fertilization for HIV Couples
According to Japanese sources the country's government banned the use of in vitro fertilization practices for couples, where both partners are infected with HIV virus.
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  Woman Accused of Cutting Unborn Baby from Mother's Womb
Woman Accused of Cutting Unborn Baby from Mother's WombA woman, who was dubbed "serial womb raider", has been arrested, after she cut a newborn baby from a mother and then claimed that she was the one to give birth to the baby.
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  Cheap Chargers - How Expensive Can That Be?
Unsafe chargerThe UK is concerned of the fact that hundreds of thousands of chargers for mobile phones, games consoles, MP3 players and other mobile devices did not pass a proper safety test before being sold.
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  Robots to Become Our Shoulder to Cry on
Robots to Become Our Shoulder to Cry onScientists are developing robots that will be able to recognize person's emotional state and respond to it with empathy.
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  Japanese Scientists Developed Flash Able to Function for Hundreds of Years
Japanese scientists claim they have developed world's first flash memory with a potential lifetime of hundreds of years.
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  Supersonic Vehicle to Serve as a Prototype for Hypersonic Commercial Aircraft
According to representatives from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, they are going to test a 10 meter (33ft)-long vehicle dubbed Silent Supersonic Technology Demonstrator (S3T)
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  Men are Simply not Programmed to Resist the Temptation, Study Says
When it comes to temptation, men and women in relationships tend to react differently, when they meet an attractive person of the opposite sex
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  World's Oldest Blogger Wrote Her Last Post at the Age of 108
A woman from Australia, who became very famous as the oldest blogger in the world, passed away at the age of 108.
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  Forests to Be Destructed for Food
With the growing demand for food, biofuels and wood, deforestation is almost inevitable, the Rights and Resources Initiative report says
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  Children Born in August Are Less Likely to Go to University
According to the results of the study conducted by British researchers, children born in summer are less likely to study at a university and later become employees with a good salary than children that were born at the beginning of their academic year.
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  Women Use the Web to Have Abortions
Some women, who live in countries where laws heavily restrict abortions, apply to the Internet in order to purchase medications that allow aborting pregnancy at home.
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  New Natural Wonders Revealed
Eight new natural wonders were named by the UNESCO and added to the World Heritage List
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