AA9PW FCC Exam Practice

Headlines for August 31, 2010 in morse code:

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headlines from nyt science=advances offer path to shrink computer chips again=they crawl they bite they baffle scientists=scientist at work dr. donald a. redelmeier think the answer’s clear look again=nasa tests engine with an uncertain future=scientists square off on evolutionary value of helping relatives=fossil hunters in romania find a 2clawed relative of velociraptor=review finds flaws in u.n. climate panel structure=harvard researcher may have fabricated data=jacob bigeleisen isotope chemist on manhattan project dies at 91=returning to classrooms and to severe headaches=essay isolation an ancient and lonely practice endures=a rush to operating rooms that alters mens lives=doctors heed call for books=majority of caesareans are done before labor=global update africa monkeypox cases surge in rural areas as price of the victory over smallpox=vital statistics deadliest catch found in unlikely waters=vital signs safety assessing the national bill for crashes=vital signs longevity for new york men a life expectancy gap=vital signs childhood athletes’ concussions have doubled=observatory special adhesive helps oysters stick together=observatory from a desert plant a scented cry for help=observatory geography has a hand in lizards’ gestation=q & a of time and tide=numberplay how many light bulbs does it take …=navigating fieldwork rwandastyle=

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