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• [SN] - 2005-12-26 - Saying Goodbye to Polio: Not There Yet, but Close
• [SN] - 2005-12-19 - Easier Way to Treat Malaria / Scientists Grow Human Brain Cells in Mice
• [SN] - 2005-12-13 - Partial Face Transplant in France Leads to Medical, Moral Questions
• [SN] - 2005-12-05 - Dogs May Be Just What the Doctor Ordered for Worried Heart Patients
• [IN] - 2005-12-10 - Saddam Hussein Trial Suspended Until December 21st
• [IN] - 2005-12-02 - On World AIDS Day, Governments Are Urged to Keep Their Promises
• [IN] - 2005-12-17 - East Asian Leaders Form New Group to Improve Area's Future
• [HE] - 2005-12-20 - Researchers Seek Genetic Map of Cancer
• [HE] - 2005-12-28 - Bird Flu and Beyond: Health News in 2005
• [HE] - 2005-12-14 - Scientists Learn More About How Cancer Spreads
• [ED] - 2005-12-28 - SEED School Aims to Help Students Grow With Skills for Life
• [ED] - 2005-12-07 - Homecoming: A Way to Relive School Days of the Past
• [ED] - 2005-12-14 - Teen Schooled by Mom Wins Top Science Competition
• [ED] - 2005-12-21 - Over One Million U.S. Students Are Home-Schooled
• [EC] - 2005-12-16 - Owners of the New York Stock Exchange Vote for Change
• [EC] - 2005-12-08 - Deep in the Heart of Texas, a Labor Union Expands
• [EC] - 2005-12-23 - Giving to the Needy, and Making Sure the Money Is Well-Spent
• [DE] - 2005-12-25 - 2005: The Year in Development
• [DE] - 2005-12-11 - U.S. Group Expands Free Help in China for Children With Clefts
• [DE] - 2005-12-18 - Does Foreign Aid Work? Opinions Are Divided
• [DE] - 2005-12-04 - Health Study Says Poor Countries Most Affected by Climate Change
• [??] - 2005-12-23 - Many Voices, Trained and Untrained Alike, Join in 'Messiah'
• [IN] - 2005-12-31 - Hurricane Katrina Voted Top Story of 2005
• [EX] - 2005-12-06 - The Internet and Its Future
• [EC] - 2005-12-30 - Top Economic News in 2005
• [SN] - 2005-11-21 - Scientists Meet in Cameroon to Discuss Malaria
• [SN] - 2005-11-14 - New Genetic Map Called a Powerful Tool for Medical Science
• [IN] - 2005-11-05 - Senate Preparing to Question Latest Supreme Court Nominee
• [IN] - 2005-11-25 - General Motors Announces Plan to Reduce Jobs and Factories
• [HE] - 2005-11-29 - Sleep Apnea Linked to Increased Stroke Risk
• [HE] - 2005-11-15 - Measles Campaign Reduces Deaths in African Children
• [ED] - 2005-11-16 - American Schools Celebrate International Education Week
• [ED] - 2005-11-09 - New Reports Look at Education for Hispanics in the U.S.
• [ED] - 2005-11-02 - Washington University in St. Louis Forms Program With Asian Schools
• [EC] - 2005-11-04 - Intrade: a Market That Trades on Future Events
• [EC] - 2005-11-17 - U.S. Central Banker Alan Greenspan Prepares to Retire
• [DE] - 2005-11-20 - Report Examines Forces Changing the World
• [AG] - 2005-11-14 - Protecting the Nation's Forests
• [AG] - 2005-11-07 - Sweet Deal: How Plants Invite Helpful Insects to Dine on Harmful Ones
• [AG] - 2005-11-21 - China Says It Will Vaccinate All Farm Birds Against Bird Flu
• [IN] - 2005-11-12 - French Officials Act to End Two Weeks of Riots 
• [HE] - 2005-11-01 - United Nations Launches Children's AIDS Campaign
• [HE] - 2005-11-22 - Cases of "Katrina Cough" Reported in Cities Hit by Storm
• [HE] - 2005-11-08 - AIDS Drugs in a Gel May Help Protect Women From H.I.V.
• [EC] - 2005-11-11 - Using the 'Wisdom of Crowds' to Tell the Future
• [SN] - 2005-10-18 - Killer Virus Brought Back From Past, in Hopes to Avoid a Future One
• [SN] - 2005-10-11 - 2005 Nobel Prizes: Medicine Honor Goes to Discovery That Many Dismissed
• [SN] - 2005-10-04 - As Butterflies Head South to Mexico, Humans Fly Along
• [SN] - 2005-10-31 - Is the Human Brain Still Evolving? Some Scientists Think So
• [IN] - 2005-10-15 - Germany Awaits a New Leader, and a New Day
• [IN] - 2005-10-01 - Powerful U.S. Lawmaker Accused of Election Law Violation in Texas
• [IN] - 2005-10-21 - Millions More Movement Aims to Help Minorities and the Poor
• [IN] - 2005-10-08 - Conservatives, Liberals Criticize Bush's Choice for Court
• [HE] - 2005-10-04 - Medical Award Honors Two Scientists Who Found Stem Cells
• [HE] - 2005-10-25 - Studies Support Wider Use of a Drug for Some Breast Cancers
• [ED] - 2005-10-26 - Two U.S. Businesses Aim to Help Students Prepare for Science Jobs
• [ED] - 2005-10-04 - American Students Get Help With Schoolwork From Far Away
• [ED] - 2005-10-19 - Some American School Systems Prepare to Cut Middle Schools
• [EC] - 2005-10-21 - U.S. Supermarkets Face Growing Competition
• [EC] - 2005-10-14 - Work on 'Game Theory' Wins Nobel Prize for Two Economists
• [EC] - 2005-10-28 - Bush Nominates Ben Bernanke as Federal Reserve Chairman
• [EC] - 2005-10-07 - Allowance Helps Teach Children Early About Money
• [DE] - 2005-10-16 - Aid Group Designs System to Make Dirty Water Safe to Drink
• [DE] - 2005-10-30 - International Migration Reduces Poverty, but at a Price
• [DE] - 2005-10-23 - New Vaccine Aids Fight to End Polio
• [DE] - 2005-10-02 - World Bank and I.M.F. Approve Debt Relief for Poor Nations
• [DE] - 2005-10-09 - World Bank Offers Money for Development Ideas
• [AG] - 2005-10-24 - It's Apple Season in America
• [HE] - 2005-10-18 - U.S. Drug Agency Urged to Approve Inhaled Insulin for Diabetics
• [HE] - 2005-10-11 - Nations Are Urged to Do More Against Risk of Avian Flu
• [EX] - 2005-10-25 - More Than Half of All Languages in the World Are in Danger of Disappearing
• [SN] - 2005-09-26 - Severe Ocean Storms: Behind Nature's Power
• [SN] - 2005-09-05 - Sticking Power: Geckos Face Some Competition
• [SN] - 2005-09-19 - Genetic Map of Chimps May Show What Makes Us Human
• [IN] - 2005-09-10 - Leader of Storm Recovery Efforts Replaced on Gulf Coast
• [IN] - 2005-09-23 - North Korean Nuclear Deal Called Into Question  
• [IN] - 2005-09-02 - In Southeastern U.S., Storm Leaves Many People Homeless, Helpless, Angry
• [HE] - 2005-09-27 - Starting Young to Build a Healthy Heart
• [HE] - 2005-09-14 - India, Nepal Fight Outbreak of Japanese Encephalitis
• [HE] - 2005-09-06 - Study Shows No Link Between Cell Phones and Rare Tumor
• [HE] - 2005-09-20 - Fetal Skin Cells May Treat Burns
• [EX] - 2005-09-06 - World Summit in New York Will Mark 60th Anniversary of the United Nations
• [ED] - 2005-09-14 - International Education Program Aims for Worldly Students
• [ED] - 2005-09-28 - U.S. Foundations Expand Support for African Universities
• [EC] - 2005-09-01 - What's in a Name: Standard and Poor's
• [EC] - 2005-09-09 - Katrina: Adding Up the Economic Damage
• [EC] - 2005-09-16 - NASDAQ: An Electronic Marketplace
• [EC] - 2005-09-30 - Farm Workers Union Celebrates 40th Anniversary of Grape Strike
• [EC] - 2005-09-22 - High Fuel Prices Fail to Spread Inflation, at Least Not Yet
• [DE] - 2005-09-25 - Clinton Global Initiative Launched by Former President
• [DE] - 2005-09-11 - U.N. Report Warns of Risk to Goal to Cut Poverty by 2015
• [DE] - 2005-09-18 - U.N. Says Lack of Money Forces Cuts in Food Aid for African Refugees
• [AG] - 2005-09-05 - Non-Profit Exchange Helps Gardeners Save Seeds of Rare Plants
• [AG] - 2005-09-19 - Risk to a Popular Banana Shows Need to Grow Other Kinds
• [EC] - 2005-08-12 - Bush Signs Major Energy and Transportation Bills
• [IN] - 2005-08-12 - Israel Withdrawing From Gaza After 38 Years
• [SN] - 2005-08-08 - Gifts of Life: Organ Transplants Reach Record Levels in U.S.
• [SN] - 2005-08-30 - U.S. Scientists Find a Way to Create Embryonic Stem Cells With Adult Skin Cells
• [SN] - 2005-08-15 - A Drug to Protect Against Bird Flu Succeeds in First Tests
• [IN] - 2005-08-27 - High Oil Prices and the World Economy
• [IN] - 2005-08-06 - Two New Leaders Take Office in the Middle East
• [IN] - 2005-08-20 - An Up-and-Down Week for Peace in Four Conflicts
• [HE] - 2005-08-02 - AIDS Scientists Meet in Brazil
• [HE] - 2005-08-23 - Scientists Work on a 'Smart Bomb' Against Cancer
• [HE] - 2005-08-16 - Lung Cancer: Tobacco Is Usually the Cause, but Not Always
• [HE] - 2005-08-30 - Drug for Other Diseases May Have Use Against AIDS
• [ED] - 2005-08-03 - After 50 Years, Use of School Vouchers Is Still Limited
• [ED] - 2005-08-31 - Colleges Face Limits on Native-American Team Names
• [ED] - 2005-08-24 - Study of a Charter School Project Finds Big Gains on Tests
• [ED] - 2005-08-17 - Professor Wanted to Learn About Students, So She Became One
• [EC] - 2005-08-25 - Development Banks: Lenders with Interest in Progress
• [EC] - 2005-08-04 - E-Commerce@Ten; CNOOC of Hong Kong Withdraws Unocal Offer
• [EC] - 2005-08-18 - Many Americans Are Watching Their Credit Reports
• [DE] - 2005-08-21 - Indonesia Sets National Days to Protect Children From Polio
• [DE] - 2005-08-28 - Study Links Custom of Female Cutting to Infertility
• [AG] - 2005-08-15 - Scientists Complete a Genetic Map of Rice
• [AG] - 2005-08-30 - Improving on an Ancient Way to Harvest Rainwater
• [IN] - 2005-07-15 - Egyptian Man Questioned About London Bombings
• [SN] - 2005-07-19 - Successes Against Tuberculosis, But Not Everywhere
• [SN] - 2005-07-25 - True or False: Kids + Too Much TV = Less Ability to Learn?
• [IN] - 2005-07-23 - Senate Prepares to Consider Supreme Court Nomination
• [IN] - 2005-07-09 - Reporter Jailed for Not Telling Who Identified C.I.A. Officer
• [IN] - 2005-07-01 - Bush Says War in Iraq Is Worth the Sacrifice
• [ED] - 2005-07-06 - Teachers or Tutors? For Some Kids, They Are One and the Same
• [ED] - 2005-07-20 - Out of the Classroom: Summer School Goes Online
• [EC] - 2005-07-01 - Supreme Court News: Sandra Day O'Connor to Retire ... Big Ruling on Property Rights
• [EC] - 2005-07-08 - Changes in the Credit Card Industry
• [EC] - 2005-07-15 - U.S. Officials Study Chinese Offer for American Oil Company Unocal
• [DE] - 2005-07-10 - Fungus Seen as Possible New Weapon Against Malaria
• [DE] - 2005-07-31 - Aid Operation Bringing Food for the Hungry in Niger
• [DE] - 2005-07-24 - Gains in Aid for Poor Nations Fuel Talk of 'Dutch Disease'
• [DE] - 2005-07-17 - Aid Plan for Africa Called Progress, If Only Limited
• [AG] - 2005-07-25 - Simple Ways to Protect Water Quality
• [AG] - 2005-07-11 - Second Mad-Cow Case Found in U.S.
• [EX] - 2005-07-19 - South Asia Continues to Recover After Tsunami
• [HE] - 2005-07-26 - SARS Virus No Longer Such a Mystery
• [ED] - 2005-07-13 - IPod Experiment at Duke University Plays Out With Mixed Results
• [EC] - 2005-06-24 - General Motors and Ford Cut Jobs and Costs
• [AG] - 2005-06-06 - Officials Suspect Exotic Newcastle Disease Killed Chickens in Brazil
• [IN] - 2005-05-28 - Palestinian, Indonesian and Afghan Leaders Visit President Bush
• [SN] - 2005-06-27 - Scientists Find Most Earth-Like Planet Yet Discovered
• [EC] - 2005-06-10 - A New Chief for the Securities and Exchange Commission
• [IN] - 2005-06-25 - Six Months After the Tsunami: A Progress Report
• [IN] - 2005-06-18 - Trial by Jury and What It Meant in the Michael Jackson Case
• [IN] - 2005-06-11 - G-8 Nations Move to Cancel Debt of Poorest Countries
• [IN] - 2005-06-04 - After French and Dutch Reject E.U. Constitution, What Now?
• [HE] - 2005-06-28 - W.H.O. Seeks Worldwide Campaign Against Cancer
• [HE] - 2005-06-07 - Work-Related Accidents Increasing in Some Developing Countries
• [HE] - 2005-06-21 - Swedish Study Finds That Placebos Can Help Calm Emotions
• [HE] - 2005-06-14 - Number of Americans Living with H.I.V. Estimated Above 1 Million
• [EX] - 2005-06-21 - As Long as It Remains Profitable, Child Trafficking Will Continue
• [EX] - 2005-06-07 - Four Companies Working for the Common Good Instead of Profit
• [ED] - 2005-06-22 - Foreign High School Students Get a Free Lesson in American Life
• [ED] - 2005-06-08 - Three States, Teachers Union Act Against Federal Education Law
• [ED] - 2005-06-15 - 13% Rise Expected in U.S. Jobs for New College Graduates
• [ED] - 2005-06-29 - New Book Compares Education Systems Around the World
• [EC] - 2005-06-03 - Next World Trade Chief to Face Pressure on Doha Round of Talks
• [DE] - 2005-06-27 - Calls for Change Mark 60th Anniversary of United Nations
• [DE] - 2005-06-12 - U.S. Report Criticizes 14 Countries on Human Trafficking
• [DE] - 2005-06-19 - Ebola and Marburg Vaccines Protect Monkeys, Maybe Also People
• [AG] - 2005-06-27 - More From Less: America's Highly Productive Farms
• [AG] - 2005-06-13 - U.S. Seeks to Increase Ocean Fish Farming
• [DE] - 2005-06-05 - Iron Sprinkles Seen as a Way to Aid Poor Children's Health
• [SN] - 2005-05-30 - Progress Made in Stem Cell Research
• [SN] - 2005-05-23 - Learning From a Volcano, 25 Years After Mount St. Helens Exploded
• [SN] - 2005-05-09 - Ever Wonder Where Your Ancient Ancestors Lived?
• [IN] - 2005-05-13 - South American and Arab Leaders Discuss Shared Interests
• [IN] - 2005-05-06 - New Iraqi Government Faces Increase in Violence
• [HE] - 2005-05-17 - Study: Sunshine and Vitamin D May Improve Lung Cancer Survival
• [HE] - 2005-05-24 - Study Suggests Laughter Is Good for the Heart
• [HE] - 2005-05-31 - Study Says Breast-Cancer Treatments Increase Survival Rates
• [HE] - 2005-05-03 - A Look Behind the Disease: Meningitis
• [EC] - 2005-05-13 - Hoping for a Smoother Ride at General Motors
• [EC] - 2005-04-28 - Stocks: Proposed Deal Aims to Ready N.Y.S.E. for Electronic Future
• [EC] - 2005-05-27 - U.S. Moves to Limit Chinese Clothing Imports
• [EC] - 2005-05-19 - Lower Bond Prices Can Mean a Higher Return, but Also Risk
• [EC] - 2005-05-06 - Declaring Personal Bankruptcy Will Become Harder in the U.S.
• [DE] - 2005-05-15 - Top Aid Official at U.N. Says World Is Failing Africa
• [DE] - 2005-05-08 - Report: Sweden Is the Best Place for Mothers
• [DE] - 2005-05-22 - 'Paper Architect' Pens Creative Solutions for Refugee Housing
• [DE] - 2005-05-29 - New Head of U.N. Refugee Agency Chosen
• [DE] - 2005-05-01 - World Bank Announces Plan to Improve Anti-Malaria Efforts
• [AG] - 2005-05-23 - Cover Crops Are Good for the Soil (and the Farmer)
• [AG] - 2005-05-09 - Study Says Genetically Engineered Rice Cuts Use of Insecticides
• [AG] - 2005-05-02 - Future of the Central American Free Trade Agreement Unclear in Washington
• [IN] - 2005-05-20 - Senators Aim to Avoid Delays Over Bush's Court Nominees 
• [SN] - 2005-04-12 - Where Nature Writes the Laws: A Visit to the National Arboretum in Washington
• [SN] - 2005-04-19 - Study Measures Environmental Damage from Human Activities
• [IN] - 2005-04-22 - 'A Simple, Humble Worker': Pope Benedict XVI
• [IN] - 2005-04-08 - With Millions Gathered, Pope John Paul II Is Laid to Rest
• [HE] - 2005-04-05 - World Health Day Recognizes the Health of Mothers and Children
• [HE] - 2005-04-26 - Countries in the Americas Observe Vaccination Week
• [HE] - 2005-04-12 - Vaccine Shows Promise Against a Big Killer of Babies in the Developing World
• [EX] - 2005-04-12 - Red Cross: Helping Victims of War and Natural Disasters
• [EC] - 2005-04-15 - April 15th: An Important Day for Americans, but Not Exactly a Holiday
• [EC] - 2005-04-21 - Wal-Mart Tops the Fortune 500 List for the Fourth Year
• [EC] - 2005-04-08 - A.I.G., Biggest U.S. Insurance Company, Plans to Restate Earnings
• [DE] - 2005-05-03 - Plumpy'nut Aids Fight Against Hunger
• [DE] - 2005-04-17 - Fear Incites Resistance to Efforts to Stop Marburg Virus in Angola
• [DE] - 2005-04-10 - Tests Support Vaccine to Prevent the Main Cause of Cervical Cancer
• [AG] - 2005-04-04 - No-Till Farming Gains Ground Around the World
• [AG] - 2005-04-19 - A Liquid Crop: Looking for a Way to Harvest Rainwater?
• [AG] - 2005-04-12 - Question from Vietnam: How Can Food Companies Control Pests Safely?
• [AG] - 2005-04-26 - Audience Mail: A Maize Mystery for AGRICULTURE REPORT
• [SN] - 2005-04-04 - Drug Used to Treat a Bleeding Disorder May Also Aid Victims of the Deadliest Form of Stroke
• [IN] - 2005-04-01 - Death of Brain-Damaged Florida Woman Fuels Debate About End-of-Life Issues
• [IN] - 2005-04-16 - Tensions Between China and Japan
• [IN] - 2005-04-29 - Bush Proposes Measures to Reduce Energy Costs
• [HE] - 2005-04-19 - Laboratories Destroy Deadly Flu Virus Shipped by Mistake
• [AG] - 2005-03-31 - Mixing Crops With Other Plants Can Cut Chemical Use
• [AG] - 2005-03-29 - Farmers Can Control Insects By Mixing Plants
• [DE] - 2005-01-30 - Riecken Foundation Libraries in Central America
• [EX] - 2005-03-29 - The Internet: Linking People in a Way Once Thought Impossible
• [DE] - 2005-01-23 - Ann Veneman, U.S. Agriculture Chief, Nominated to Lead UNICEF
• [IN] - 2003-09-06 - Remembering the Attacks of Sept. 11
• [EN] - 2002-11-29 - Effects of Oil Spill Near Spain
• [??] - 2002-03-31 - New Words in the Latest Edition of the American Heritage College Dictionary
• [IN] - 2001-09-29 - Afghanistan
• [ED] --- - 2008-06-11 - Teens Compete, Improve Their Financial Literacy 
• [DE] --- - 2006-09-17 - Concerns Raised About Future Progress in Mine-Clearing
• [ED] --- - 2006-05-23 - Florida to Require High School Students to Declare a Major
• [SN] --- - 2006-05-15 - A Study of Young Coral Could Assist Efforts to Protect Reefs
• [HE] --- - 2006-05-09 - UNICEF Says China Meets Child Nutrition Goal, Urges Other Nations to Do More
• [EC] --- - 2006-02-23 - Dubai Company Agrees to Delay Takeover of U.S. Port Operations
• [??] --- - 2006-01-30 - Greater Use of Ethanol Fuel Could Drive New Markets for Corn
• [IN] --- - 2005-11-19 - More Women Become National Leaders; When Will the U.S. Follow?
• [IN] --- - 2005-10-29 - Wilma Adds to the Damage of a Record Hurricane Season
• [AG] --- - 2005-10-11 - Making a Dairy Farm Work with Grass-fed Cows
• [AG] --- - 2005-09-13 - Katrina: Counting the Damage to Agriculture
• [AG] --- - 2005-08-09 - Who Needs Seeds? The Secret of Seedless Fruits
• [EC] --- - 2005-06-16 - Greenspan Says 'Bubble' in Home Prices for U.S. Appears Unlikely
• [EC] --- - 2005-03-19 - What is Insurance, Part 2
• [IN] --- - 2005-03-18 - Wolfowitz Nominated to Lead World Bank
• [AG] --- - 2005-03-15 - Avian Flu Could Force Changes for Asian Poultry Farmers
• [DE] --- - 2005-03-13 - International Women's Day Celebrated Worldwide
• [SN] --- - 2005-03-15 - Evolution and Intelligent Design
• [EC] --- - 2005-03-11 - What Is Insurance, Part 1
• [IN] --- - 2005-03-12 - I.R.A. Ties Put Pressure on Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland Peace Efforts
• [SN] --- - 2005-03-08 - International Treaty on Tobacco Control / Research Projects on Glaucoma
• [DE] --- - 2005-03-07 - U.N. Issues New World Population Estimate
• [IN] --- - 2005-03-05 - Hong Kong Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa
• [EC] --- - 2005-03-04 - Identity Theft
• [HE] --- - 2005-03-02 - Plague Outbreak in Eastern Congo
• [SN] --- - 2005-03-01 - New Warnings About Avian Flu / U.S., Germany to Cooperate on Cleaner Energy Technologies / 60 Nations Agree to Link Earth Observation Systems
• [??] --- - 2005-03-01 - Putin Meets with Bush
• [DE] --- - 2005-02-27 - Annan Seeks New Head of U.N. Refugee Agency
• [EC] --- - 2005-02-24 - When Companies (and Sometimes Individuals) Have to Give Back Money
• [HE] --- - 2005-02-22 - India Begins AIDS Vaccine Study / Unusual AIDS Case in New York
• [AG] --- - 2005-02-22 - Integrated Pest Management
• [SN] --- - 2005-02-22 - A Warning About Wireless Internet / Broken Heart Syndrome / A Question About Science and Engineering
• [DE] --- - 2005-02-20 - U.S. Approves Foreign-Made AIDS Treatment for Developing Nations
• [HE] --- - 2005-02-15 - Update on Tsunami Survivors: Mental Health a Big Concern
• [AG] --- - 2005-02-15 - Growing Unusual Vegetables
• [SN] --- - 2005-02-14 - Reforms at NIH / Tobacco Smoke a Danger to Children / A New Way to Add Iron to the Diet
• [DE] --- - 2005-02-13 - Cloth Filters Fight Cholera
• [IN] --- - 2005-02-12 - Israeli-Palestinian Truce; Historic Elections in Saudi Arabia
• [EC] --- - 2005-02-10 - Business Organizations
• [HE] --- - 2005-02-08 - New Warnings About Tobacco Smoke and Children
• [DE] --- - 2005-02-06 - Gates Foundation Gives $750 Million to Vaccines Alliance; $43 Million Goes to Malaria Drug Project
• [IN] --- - 2005-02-05 - Bush Discusses Middle East Policy in State of the Union Speech
• [EC] --- - 2005-02-04 - Social Security, Part 2
• [HE] --- - 2005-02-01 - Study of Older Women Finds Moderate Alcohol Use May Help Mental Abilities
• [AG] --- - 2005-01-31 - Red Tides
• [IN] --- - 2005-01-29 - Iraqi Elections 
• [EC] --- - 2005-01-28 - Social Security, Part 1
• [AG] --- - 2005-01-25 - Locust Swarms in North Africa Ease, but Mauritania Faces a Food Shortage
• [IN] --- - 2005-01-22 - Bush Describes Second Term Goals
• [EC] --- - 2005-01-21 - Strengthening the U.S. Agency that Protects Pensions
• [EC] --- - 2005-01-20 - Strengthening the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
• [HE] --- - 2005-01-18 - Heart Disease and C-Reactive Protein
• [AG] --- - 2005-01-17 - Tsunami's Effect on Agriculture
• [SN] --- - 2005-01-17 - World Conference on Disaster Reduction / The Fight Against Polio / Prostate Cancer
• [DE] --- - 2005-01-16 - Energy-Saving Way to Recycle Bottles into Drinking Glasses
• [IN] --- - 2005-01-15 - Middle East Peace Prospects
• [EC] --- - 2005-01-14 - Carbon Trading
• [AG] --- - 2005-01-11 - Growing Vegetables in the Shade
• [DE] --- - 2005-01-09 - Helping Children After the Tsunami
• [IN] --- - 2005-01-08 - Aid for Tsunami Victims
• [EC] --- - 2005-01-07 - U.S. Agency Moves to Take Over Pilots' Pension at United Airlines
• [HE] --- - 2005-01-04 - New Tuberculosis Drug
• [EX] --- - 2005-01-04 - Puppets Teaching Children Around the World
• [AG] --- - 2005-01-04 - 2004 Good Year for U.S. Farmers
• [IN] --- - 2005-01-01 - Top News Stories of 2004

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