Can You Really get Ebola From Your Dog? (Op-Ed)

Can you get Ebola from your pets?



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Honest Food Labels Can Help Save Monarchs (Op-Ed)

Monarch butterflies are disappearing, in large part due to milkweed loss tied to the rise in genetically modified crops, but voters in Oregon and Colorado have a chance to counter that trend on Nov. 4.



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Why Destroy Rhino Horn? It's Worth More Than Cocaine (Op-Ed)

By removing the horn, we remove the motive for poaching.



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Courtney Stodden 2014 Halloween Shoot

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Elle Alexandra and Leanna Decker Topless Playboy Photoshoot

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Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo Spacecraft Crashes During Test Flight

SpaceShipTwo, Virgin Galactic's passenger spacecraft, experienced an 'anomaly' during its fourth rocket-powered test flight on Friday, Oct. 31. See the latest details here.



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Reader Finds October 31, 2014 Includes Bella Twins, Michelle Lewin, Scarlett Johansson, and More

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Lone Wolf May Be Roaming Grand Canyon National Park

A wayward gray wolf has been spotted several times this month around the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. It could be the first of its species to roam Arizona in 70 years.



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How Do Ebola Vaccines Work?

Two experimental vaccines against Ebola are currently being tested for safety, and health officials have said that millions of doses could be available by the end of next year. But how do the vaccines work?



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Crater Hunters Find New Clues to Ancient Impact Storm

The Earth will never catch up to the moon (let's hope), but the number of Ordovician craters may soon takeoff. That's because it's easier and cheaper than ever to sniff out the shocked minerals that confirm an impact.



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The Excitement of Fear

Children and adults alike are digging out those spooky costumes ready for a celebration. We’ve reached that time of year again: Halloween. October 31 is dedicated to remembering the dead.



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Paris Hilton White Hot Halloween Costume at 1OAK Night Club in West Hollywood

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Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace Busty in a White Dress in London

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Spooky Storm Spotted in Pacific Ocean (Photo)

Just in time for Halloween, a spooky set of thunderstorms passed over the Eastern Pacific Ocean today.



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Casting Out Demons: Pope Francis Declares Support for Exorcisms

While exorcisms, in which demonic spirits are driven out of a supposedly possessed person, may seem a dark practice relevant only on TV screens, they have long been recognized by the Catholic Church and several religions.



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Why Scratching an Itch Makes It Worse

It's true: Scratching an itch does only make it worse. Now scientists have some ideas about why that happens.



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Zombies! Your Complete Guide to the Attack of the Dead (Infographic)

Facts about the zombie phenomenon in pop culture, movies and gaming.



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Peculiar 'Island' On Saturn Moon - New Imagery Snapped By Cassini | Video

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Arctic Ground Squirrels' Body Clocks Tick Without Day-Night | Video

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Mr. Skin Minute for October 31, 2014

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On Halloween, Does Anonymity Affect Candy Theft?

Halloween is upon us tonight and it’s all just a bit of harmless fun, right? Or is there truly a dark side to Halloween?



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Don't Quarantine American Health Workers (Op-Ed)

Governors are playing politics by quarantining those who can help fix the Ebola crisis.



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Great Pumpkin! 9 Fun Facts About the Halloween Gourd

From their origins as the oldest domesticated plant to their maximum size, here are some interesting facts about pumpkins



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Common New England Spider May Be Venomous

Wandering around the windowsills and kitchen floors of New England is a common spider with a surprisingly nasty bite.



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Anais Zanotti Heats Up Miami Beach in a Bikini

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How Ebola Spreads in the US: Myth vs. Reality

Before you run out for some Lysol, please read this.



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New 'Text Talk Act' Initiative: How It Works | Video

Through text messing, the not-for-profit group Creating Community Solutions, is asking Americans to start a conversation with others on mental health.



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Stem Cells Shape Up

A different approach by a team of National Institutes of Health-funded developmental biologists and physicists at Rockefeller University indicates that a critical element of normal embryonic development is geometrical.



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New 'Text Talk Act' Initiative Takes On Mental Health | Video

The not-for-profit group Creating Community Solutions has created this solution, which lets Americans can take better care of themselves and others.



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Brraaiins! How Zombies Overran Pop Culture

The notion of zombies dates back at least 400 years, but today's walking dead are thoroughly modern monsters, created by open-source collaboration. Here's how zombies have evolved.



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For Mental Health, Social Media Removes the Silence (Op-Ed)

From teenagers to Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation, young activists are forging a new platform for mental health support for the texting generation.



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Earth's Water Existed 135 Million Years Earlier than Thought

Scientists have found evidence of water in our inner solar system 135 million years earlier than previously thought.



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Rare Look Inside Tiny Mouth Wins 'Small World' Photo Contest

The winners of this year's Nikon Small World photo competition have been announced. The grand prize goes to a photographer who captured a rare glimpse inside of a rotifer's open mouth.



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Images: 'Small World' Photo Contest Winners

A peek into the mouth of a microscopic animal took the top award in photo contest that honors all this small.



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Jenya D Topless Photoshoot for American Apparel

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Cassie Cardelle Does A Beach Photoshoot in Malibu

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Can You Really Get Ebola from a Sneeze?

The Ebola virus can spread through contact with an infected person's blood, feces and vomit, but some information online suggests it's also possible to get Ebola by being near an infected person who sneezes.



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Magma 'Pancakes' May Have Fueled Toba Supervolcano

The most catastrophic volcanic eruption in the last 2 million years may owe its superpower to stacks of hot molten rock layered like jelly filling inside a sky-high wedding cake.



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Emma Watson Shines in ELLE UK December 2014

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Zombie Ants to Ghost Frogs: 6 Real Halloween Monsters

Halloween is a time to celebrate mythical creatures that haunt our dreams, but some of these beasts have real-life counterparts in the animal world.



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Sextastic Twitpic Roundup Includes Paris Hilton, Kylie Jenner, Jessica Green, and More

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Racist Costumes to Egging Hazards: The Science of Halloween

Some researchers seize on Oct. 31 as an opportunity for serious study. From an analysis of racist costumes to an assessment of the hazards of egg throwing, here are a few strange chapters from the annals of Halloween science.



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Death or Full Recovery? Ebola Outcome May Depend on Your Genes

People infected with Ebola vary greatly in terms of how severe their symptoms are. Now a new study in mice suggests genetics may play a role in how each body fights off the virus.



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Taylor Swift Leggy Performance on Good Morning America in NYC

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Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Kat Dennings and More Hotties at amfAR Inspiration Gala in Hollywood

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US Salamander Hotspot Could Fall to New Disease

A deadly new fungal disease that originated in Asia is killing salamanders and newts in Europe and could soon land on U.S. shores, home to the most diverse population of salamanders worldwide.



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Page 3 Topless Battle: Sam Cooke vs Mellisa Clarke

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Sarah Hyland Booty in Tight Jeans Leaving Warwick Night Club in Hollywood

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Photos: The Largest Underwater Sculpture

The Ocean Atlas underwater sculpture, an 18-foot (5.4 meters), 60-ton statue was recently deployed off the coast of Nassau in the Bahamas



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Largest Underwater Statue Holds Ocean on its Shoulders

The biggest underwater sculpture ever built was placed under the waters off Nassau in the Bahamas.



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Claudia Romani Booty Cheeks Under a Sexy Referee Costume at Miami Park

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Vlad the Impaler: The Real Dracula's Dark Secrets

A few facts help explain how the real Dracula earned such a nasty reputation.



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Hurricane Gonzalo Stirs Up Miles of Sediment Around Bermuda (Photo)

Hurricane Gonzalo hit Bermuda earlier this month, stirring up miles of calcium carbonate sediment that forms the foundation of the island.



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Ebola 'Patient Zero': How Outbreak Started from Single Child

When Ebola virus hit a small village in Guinea for the first time, the victim was just a toddler, who later became known to the world as Patient Zero.



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Why Flu Strikes in Winter

Winter is almost here, and that means a likely increase in people falling ill from flu. But why is flu season in winter anyway?



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Google's Cancer-Detecting Nanoparticles: Are There Drawbacks?

Google is developing nanoparticles that the company hopes will catch early signs of disease, but are there potential drawbacks to the technology?



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Ancient Stone Circles Leave Archaeologists Puzzled

Huge stone circles called Big Circles that dot some parts of the Mideast have been imaged from above, revealing details of the long-mysterious structures. They are at least 2,000 years old, though archaeologists don't know why they were built.



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Photos: Aerial Images Reveal Mysterious 'Big Circles' in Middle East

Huge stone circles discovered by air in the Middle East have been imaged with high resolution, revealing their age and other intriguing details. Here's a look at the "Big Circles," which have puzzled scientists for decades.



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How to Keep Race Horses Fracture Free

In elite racehorses, biology is pushed to the limit, it’s not surprising then that injuries most commonly occur where the highest loads are generated.



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Big Data is Transforming Sports

The field of “big data” analytics has come to sport and athletics, with massive implications for sport as we know it.



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Colon Cleansing: 7 Myths Busted

Although colon cleanses are touted for removing "toxins" from the body, strengthening immunity and promoting weight loss, there isn't much science to back up these claims.



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Earhart Search: Underwater 'Lump' May Be Wreckage from Lost Plane

The hunt for Amelia Earhart's lost plane will continue next summer. A team will investigate an underwater "anomaly" detected off the coast of the tiny Pacific atoll Nikumaroro. The group thinks it could be the wreckage of Earhart's aircraft.



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Holly Gibbons White Lingerie Topless Striptease

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Stopping Ebola: How Small Changes Make a Big Difference

Small changes in the way Ebola interventions are carried out may make a big difference in curbing the growth of the epidemic in West Africa, experts said this week.



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Pope Francis Speaks Out on Evolution (And Why It's No Surprise)

Despite making headlines, Pope Francis's statements in support of evolution and the Big Bang are really nothing new, Catholic theologians and scientists say.



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Kilauea Lava Flow Consumes Cemetery, Reaches Town

Weeks of grim waiting ended yesterday (Oct. 28) for two homeowners in Hawaii's Pahoa village, as they became the first to lose their yards and fences to the relentless river of lava from Kilauea volcano.



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FDA Approves Meningitis B Vaccine

The first vaccine designed to prevent a common type of bacterial meningitis has been approved for use in the United States.



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Bella Thorne Shines in Latina Magazine December 2014

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Fernanda Uesler in a Red Floral Print Bikini at Miami Beach

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Kurara Horie Strips Topless in Pink and Black Lingerie

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Nina Agdal Hot in Leonisa Lingerie and Swimwear October 2014

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Colleen Shannon Shows Off Her Bikini Body In Malibu

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Taylor Swift Long Legs at ‘The Late Show with David Letterman’ in NYC

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2 Years On: Sandy Inspires Storm of Climate Research

The frankenstorm has spurred an unprecedented amount of research to tackle the questions about the role climate change may have played in worsening the storm, how global warming might affect similar storms, and why Sandy caused so much damage.



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Tiny Human Stomachs Grown in Lab

They may be small, but new lab-grown miniature human stomachs could one day help researchers better understand how the stomach develops, as well as the diseases that can strike it.



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Image Gallery: Miniature Human Stomachs

Researchers can now grow miniature human stomachs in a petri dish in just about a month. These tiny stomachs measure less than one tenth of an inch (3 millimeters) in diameter, but may be valuable tools in understanding stomach development and disease.



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Military Sets New Record for World's Fastest Microchip

A new Guinness World Record has been set for the fastest microchip ever made, officials announced Tuesday (Oct. 28).



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Rita Ora Raunchy Performance in Moscow

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5 Grotesque Dishes for Halloween

One idea for a Halloween dinner party could involve asking your guests to dress up in gothic gowns, and decking out your house to look like Dracula's castle. If you are into such a plan, here are five spooky dishes to consider for the menu.



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In Images: How the Polio Vaccine Made History

When Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin developed vaccines for polio, they stopped a brutal disease in its tracks.



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Alessandra Ambrosio Leggy in a Tight Dress at the Rimowa Store Opening in NYC

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Australia’s Next Top Model Contestants Bikini Beach Photoshoot in Sydney

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10 Ghost Stories That Will Haunt You for Life

From the haunted Tower of London to the story that inspired "The Exorcist" and the rattling tale of Lady Dorothy's apparition spooking the 300-year-old Raynham Hall, ghost stories have been told since ancient times and are a staple of Halloween.



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Magic Mushrooms Create a Hyperconnected Brain

The active ingredient in magic mushrooms seems to create many more connections in the brain, which could explain why users experience synesthesia and other trippy effects.



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Electric Trucks Plus Drones Could Make Deliveries 'Green'

An Ohio-based company thinks it has a better idea for how to deliver packages to future online shoppers: combine drones with fuel-efficient, "green" delivery trucks.



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Chilly Record! Coldest Object on Earth Created in Lab

A chunk of copper became the coldest cubic meter (35.3 cubic feet) on Earth when researchers chilled it to 6 millikelvins, or six-thousandths of a degree above absolute zero (0 Kelvin).



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The Future of Surgery is Now: Smaller Scars, Fewer Complications (Op-Ed)

As techniques advance, surgery is beginning to lose its frightening reputation.



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5 Science 'Facts' You Learned in School That Are Wrong

Taste, touch, sight, hearing and smell don’t even begin to cover the ways we sense the world.



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The Password is Dead, Long Live the Password (Op-Ed)

Malicious software designed to steal usernames and passwords has augmented phishing. If the end user could be compromised, entry through the protected gates of corporate and government systems would be easier, sometimes guaranteed.



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How Animals are Affected by Ebola — in West Africa and Abroad (Op-Ed)

Local heroes are looking out for animals as Ebola spreads through West Africa.



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Explosion! Cygnus Cargo Spacecraft Destroyed In Launch Mishap | Video

An Orbital Sciences' Antares ORB3 rocket exploded during a launch attempt at NASA's Wallop Flight Facility on Oct. 28th, 2014. The spacecraft was carrying 5,000 lbs supplies, food and science experiments. Live Coverage: http://goo.gl/YhCmAu



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Private Orbital Sciences Rocket Explodes During Launch, NASA Cargo Lost

An unmanned Antares rocket built by the Virginia-based Orbital Sciences Corporation exploded in a massive fireball just after launch on Tuesday (Oct. 28), a shocking failure after an otherwise smooth launch countdown.



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Polio Vaccine: How the US' Most Feared Disease Was Eradicated

Ebola may be the most feared disease right now, but for most of the 20th century, outbreaks of another disease left thousands of people paralyzed or confined to breathing machines: polio.



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3 Servings of Milk a Day Linked to Higher Mortality in Women

Women who drink three or more glasses of milk daily may have an increased risk of dying over the next 20 years, compared with women who drink less milk, according to a new study..



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Ariana Grande Cleavy Performance for We Can Survive 2014

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Nataly Garcia Into The Wild Nekkid Shoot by Dani Botelho

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Rocio Guirao Diaz Super Sexy in Pinkcrush Photoshoot

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Lily Aldridge Hot in Victoria’s Secret October 2014

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'Potential Breakthrough' Tech Can 'Reverse' Heart Failure | Video

An aorta cuff, called the C-Pulse, has shown a lot of promise in a study involving 20 patients. The cuff is attached to the aorta, syncs to a patients pulse and assists in squeezing blood from the heart.



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Photos: Ice Age Mammoth Unearthed in Idaho

Mammoth bones more than 70,000 years old emerged from the eroded river banks of a reservoir in Idaho this month. Paleontologists and students raced to rescue part of the beast's skull and a tusk, but they suspect more lies below the surface.



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Ebola Recovery: How Did Dallas Nurses Get Well So Quickly?

Two Dallas nurses who became infected with Ebola this month may have recovered so quickly because of their youth, as well as the protective equipment they were wearing at the time of infection.



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Lindsay Lohan Poses Topless as Marilyn Monroe for Playboy

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70,000-Year-Old Mammoth Skeleton Uncovered in Idaho

A mammoth skeleton was discovered this month on the banks of a reservoir in Idaho. Paleontologists have rescued part of its skull and a tusk, but there could be a lot more buried below the surface.



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Mad or Sarcastic? Your Computer Might Know Someday

The software on your smartphone may be able to recognize your voice, but it probably can't pick up nuances like sarcasm or outrage. Now, scientists are working to develop new computer system that can recognize opinions and attitudes in everyday speech.



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Ice Age Extinctions Could Predict Modern Fate

The loss of so many large species, such as woolly mammoths and saber-toothed cats, around 12,000 years ago could help researchers predict what will happen as mammals such as elephants, rhinoceroses and tigers disappear today.



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Tamara Ecclestone Steps Out in a Pink Bikini in Ibiza

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Near-Extinct Galápagos Island Tortoises Make Colossal Comeback

Once down to only 15 animals, giant tortoises on Espãnola, a tiny Galápagos island, now number about 1,000, making the reptile one of conservation's greatest success stories.



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Xenia Deli Sexy in New Yorker Lingerie Fall 2014 Shoot

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Vanessa Hudgens Dazzles in a Black Dress at ‘Gimme Shelter’ Paris Premiere

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In Photos: The HMS Victory Wreck Site

A British warship that sunk off the coast of England in 1744 may soon be mined for archaeological artifacts.



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Caitlin O’Connor in a See-Through Top and Bikini Bottom Photoshoot In Malibu

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Bella Thorne Flashes Legs at Taylor Spreitler’s 21st In The City Party in LA

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China Won't Breathe Easy Until Port Pollution Solved (Op-Ed)

China is taking initial steps to control emissions from ports and shipping — an important new flank in that nation's war on pollution.



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Sound Illusions: Eerie Echoes May Have Inspired Prehistoric Cave Art

Prehistoric man may have been inspired to decorate caves and rock walls by echoes and reverberations -- auditory illusions that would have been seen as supernatural.



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Colleen Shannon Wears a Short Skirt Out in West Hollywood

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Sadie Robertson Shows Off Her Legs in Black Shorts at DWTS Practice

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2nd Dallas Nurse Free of Ebola

Amber Vinson has recovered from the virus, and will be discharged from Emory University Hospital, the hospital said.



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Oil from BP Spill Coats Miles of Gulf Seafloor

A significant chunk of the missing oil from 2010's Deepwater Horizon oil spill has been discovered sitting on the seafloor at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.



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270-Year-Old Shipwreck May Soon Reveal Its Secrets

A British warship that sank off the coast of England in 1744 may soon be mined for archaeological artifacts.



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5 Spooky Spider Myths Busted

Sure, they look creepy, but spiders aren't as spooky as you might think.



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Eerie! 6 Haunting Tales of Ghost Ships

Live Science looks at some of the most haunted ships throughout history, from phantom ships that appear as eerie apparitions to real-life abandoned wrecks to those craft that disappeared mysteriously with no survivors.



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5 Ways to Skip Halloween Candy — Without Getting Your House Egged

Some "healthy" alternatives to Halloween candy are likely to meet disapproval from kids. Here are some suggestions for kid-friendly ways to avoid contributing to childhood obesity.



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Does Your Colon Need Cleaning? 5 Things You Should Know

"Colon cleanses" are touted for ridding the body of toxins and promoting health. But experts say cleansing is unnecessary, and can be risky. Here is a look at the truth about colon cleansing.



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What Happens to a Dead Body in the Ocean?

When a dead body decomposes in the ocean, scientists know little about what happens to it. To find out, some researchers performed an unusual experiment that involved dropping pig carcasses into the sea and watching them on video.



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Experts: Great Barrier Reef's Biggest Threat is Coal

Reef historian Iain McCalman, in Sydney, and reef scientist Stephen Palumbi, in California, are monitoring reef degradation from opposite sides of the planet. They compared notes.



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Navigating Genetic Testing in an Uncertain Landscape (Op-Ed)

There is much that genetic tests reveal, and much that they still do not.



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Salk's 100th: Anti-Vaccination Would Trouble Polio Hero (Op-Ed)

A century after his birth, Jonas Salk still inspires the heroic nature of vaccines.



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U.S. Energy Use Plummets, Even as Population Grows (Op-Ed)

Due to changes in energy policy, U.S. energy consumption peaked in 2007, and continues to drop.



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Turning That Ice Bucket Challenge into ALS Results (Op-Ed)

ALS is a poorly understood illness, but that may be about to change.



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Elon Musk: Artificial Intelligence Is Humanity's 'Biggest Existential Threat'

Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk is concerned about artificial intelligence. In fact, the inventor of the private spaceflight company SpaceX and the car company Tesla says that with AI, "we are summoning the demon."



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CDC Issues New Guidelines for Travelers from Ebola-Outbreak Countries

New guidelines for people who enter the U.S. from the countries in West Africa where the Ebola outbreak is ongoing will require that some travelers undergo "active monitoring" of their health for 21 days, officials said today.



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Claudia Romani in a Light Blue Bikini and Kangoo Jumps Later in Miami

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Sara Malakul Lane Topless Screencaps from 2014 Movie Jailbait

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Kimberley Garner Wearing Her Own Swimsuit Line in Greece

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