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Headlines for August 24, 2010 in morse code:

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headlines from nyt science=inside neurosurgery’s rise=books on science peeling away theories on gender and the brain=desert dwellers on a fastfood diet=four are awarded medal in mathematics=50 years ago photographs of an antarctic odyssey=noticing a magnitude8.0 earthquake months later=congo journey ends in trouble=observatory in fossilized leaf clues on zombie ant=observatory backtoback births may leave second lamb at higher risk of neglect=observatory 85 million years added to oldest animal fossils=q & a goodness snakes=what to tell the patients after a trial goes awry=cases when battlefield humor backfires=study links chronic fatigue to virus class=global update technology light and cheap student’s microscope holds promise for tuberculosis tests=vital signs risks fullcalorie beer has a link to psoriasis=vital signs childhood hearing loss grows among teenagers=vital signs diet chocolate in moderation may help heart=first mention parkinson’s disease 1858=dr. james m. tanner an expert in how children grow is dead at 90=o. ivar lovaas pioneer in developing therapies for autism dies at 83=on our radar=earths plant growth fell because of climate change study finds=rethinking how to cool the indian point nuclear plant=study finds no link tying disaster losses to humandriven warming=

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