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Headlines for July 17, 2012 in morse code:

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headlines from nyt science=a conversation with chris stringer chris stringer on the origins and rise of modern humans=whales show signs of coping with manmade noise underwater=side effects searing narrative of rabies and the desperation to forget it=books on science ‘hidden treasure’ at the national library of medicine=high doses of hormones add to ivf complications=essay new cancer threat lurks long after cure=global update children with disabilities are victimized more often=vital signs regimens iron supplements fight fatigue in women=vital signs lowfat diet and menopausal hot flashes=phys ed does a longago head injury pose risks for the everday athlete=vital signs alcohol may cut womens arthritis risk=consumer groups criticize delay on food safety law=signs of cognitive decline and alzheimer’s are seen in gait=f.d.a. surveillance of scientists spread to outside critics=for climbers risks now shift with every step=conflict potential seen in genetic counselors paid by testing companies=clovis people probably not alone in north america=unesco to give science prize financed by obiang=astronomers spot fifth moon orbiting pluto=at lake tahoe commercial fishing is approved=genetic database of bacteria aims to track foodborne illness=growers fret over a new apple that won’t turn brown=earliest americans arrived in 3 waves not 1 dna study finds=“seven minutes of terror” video grabs online audience for nasa=junior seau’s brain tissue is donated for study=

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