The year in exoplanet discoveries 230 was particularly full of discoveries and firsts.
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To me, that has been something philosophical: The discoveries that matter the most to us as individuals are our own discoveries.
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We're curious and intelligent and make amazing discoveries that fascinate and thrill us—and we value science to make those discoveries happen.
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The company's three other discoveries during 2017 are the nearby Boranda-1 and deep water discoveries Purple Angel-1 and Gorgon-1.
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On her favorite space discoveries to date I think probably the discoveries made by Hubble Space Telescope have been very dramatic, very amazing.
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Discoveries of conventional oil fell to 2.4 billion barrels, half the level of 2015, when drillers made the fewest new discoveries since 1952.
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And of course, new fossil discoveries, new discoveries of animals that were living at the moment that were not known about at the time.
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The government also plans to provide greater marketing freedom for new gas discoveries and for discoveries in areas that are yet to start production, Jaitley said.
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Partly because discoveries nowadays are more often experimental than theoretical, selection committees are waiting longer for a researcher's discoveries to truly revolutionise a field before giving the award.
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On Sunday, the SPC also announced new discoveries of 1 billion barrels of oil in place and discoveries of gas in place, totaling 15 trillion standard cubic feet.
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The areas this test flagged up as worth searching had an average of 4.8 villages in them, and NATO records of discoveries of Taliban commanders and weapons caches showed that the density of such discoveries in these flagged areas was 35 times that of discoveries in the two provinces as a whole.
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Sharing new discoveries increases knowledge -- as well as bonding.
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The elegantly simple account works exactly as advertised, adding the words "IN MICE" to sensationalized news stories that trumpet the latest scientific discoveries—without noting these discoveries were found in lab mice.
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We've been making discoveries right alongside the hosts — discoveries about their origins and creators, about their capabilities, about their evolving sense of awareness about their true selves and the world around them.
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The opportunity for additional discoveries using this method is huge.
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As usual, the expedition resulted in some fairly remarkable discoveries.
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We use logic and evidence to make discoveries and progress.
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And this galaxy could foreshadow exciting discoveries from upcoming telescopes.
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Last May was a big month for discoveries in particular.
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The scientist comes with her dire warning and amazing discoveries.
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In the meantime, Curiosity's latest discoveries underscore a remarkable reality.
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We all love to get excited about new scientific discoveries.
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That's when the barrage of needles, tests, and discoveries started.
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That means making new discoveries faster requires making more collisions.
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Were there any other interesting discoveries about joining Ryan's troupe?
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Berger explained that discoveries don't always follow a strict plan.
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KINGSTON "Paintings of Italy: Discoveries and Connections," by Nancy Campbell.
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But many are more recent discoveries than you might think.
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It's something that awaits the better technology and future discoveries.
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Parties in Spain, Italy and Scandinavia are making similar discoveries.
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That's where a lot of the great new discoveries are.
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It means the best discoveries are still ahead of us.
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You can see more photos of some recent discoveries here.
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Maybe there will be all new kinds of amazing discoveries.
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I can't discount some of the discoveries made on Mars.
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But technological revolutions are not only driven by big discoveries.
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TSA agents may have averted several disasters with their discoveries.
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But these kinds of horrific discoveries happen with alarming frequency.
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The discoveries, which were first reported at about 7 a.m.
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Discoveries in the lab must be translated into clinical trials.
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But don't dismiss repetition — there's usually room for new discoveries.
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With these discoveries, Mr Asfuroglu's plans went up in smoke.
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Archaeologists expect to unearth more big discoveries in the area.
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After the committee was formed, it made some interesting discoveries.
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For $70, they're one of the best discoveries I've made.
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New discoveries continue to challenge our conception of Iberian Neanderthals.
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It educates a dispersed cohort of researchers about new discoveries.
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"Moving around this space means making discoveries," Zumthor has said.
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There may be more discoveries ahead from that period, too.
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He won a Nobel Prize for his discoveries in immunotherapy.
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And across oncology, new discoveries are affecting patients every day.
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"Those discoveries led to many more questions," Dr. Ip recalled.
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It's a welcome addition to my favorite discoveries this year!
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We are living through a golden age of exoplanet discoveries.
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And one of Spitzer's greatest discoveries was a dusty one.
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InSight has made a few other surprising discoveries so far.
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Her discoveries of place and self are, in fact, inseparable.
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And the festival's physical layout is designed to encourage discoveries.
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Egypt has revealed over a dozen ancient discoveries this year.
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But those mysteries and little discoveries keep pulling you back in.
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"There are important discoveries—but these rarely occur in single papers."
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In the meantime we'll keep you posted with any new discoveries.
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Such discoveries make him an evangelist for the value of fieldwork.
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These discoveries make the arguments to do so much more difficult.
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This past week's discoveries might put that theory to the test.
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It's the viewer's task to make those discoveries—if they can.
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They're test subjects in studies that lead to life-saving discoveries.
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Slooh users even share discoveries they find while peering into space.
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The BBC is due to film a documentary about the discoveries.
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Previous discoveries in the East Mediterranean had all been in sandstone.
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Amaryllis Nucleics– Amaryllis empowers researchers by accelerating important discoveries in genomics.
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My finding is just one of many recent discoveries challenging it.
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Always make sure to visit Engineering after key discoveries are made.
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Recent natural-gas discoveries have turned Egypt into a net exporter.
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Debate is not about finding facts, let alone making scientific discoveries.
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One theory is that the easier discoveries have already been made.
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We're accumulating knowledge and making discoveries at an ever faster pace.
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Thank you so much for your discoveries, your toughness, your shrewdness.
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Portman also said she made several personal discoveries about Kennedy herself.
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And, usually those exciting drunken discoveries involve unexpectedly delicious food combinations.
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Pharmaceutical discoveries like this are already benefiting the Earth's ageing population.
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Like many discoveries, this one raises more questions than it answers.
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Can you tell us about some of your discoveries so far?
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Sometimes, it's the side projects that lead to the greatest discoveries.
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Since Trump's inauguration, EDGI has made a number of worthwhile discoveries.
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Like many useful discoveries, this one came about somewhat by accident.
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The flood of promised discoveries has been more like a trickle.
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The answer could spur discoveries to prevent such devastating neurological problems.
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Trump doesn't make errors; he makes discoveries — he's like a scholar.
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More from XOXO 2016: our guide to this year's best discoveries.
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They are defending less innovation and fewer technological and medical discoveries.
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They post their discoveries in forums and detail them on wikis.
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On Earth, scientists have also made monumental — though often troubling — discoveries.
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Mr. Chase and Ms. Dewell described some of their recent discoveries.
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As you can see below, new gold discoveries peaked in 1995.
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Such discoveries are frequently confirmed by third parties before drilling starts.
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Amaryllis Nucleics– Amaryllis wants to help researchers by accelerating RNA discoveries.
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During their tenure in Antarctica, scientists achieved numerous discoveries and breakthroughs.
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This will rank among the most exciting discoveries of the evening.
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When Schreiber was researching the biography, Richter found his discoveries fascinating.
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The event yielded a bonanza of scientific discoveries and new tools.
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For this reason, new discoveries in physics can change computational complexity.
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Oil and gas companies are laying claim to recent offshore discoveries.
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Science has pulled together the most memorable discoveries of the year.
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The observatory's researchers presented some of their recent discoveries last week.
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Of course, discoveries like that one only lead to more questions.
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But even the existing segment offers a voyage of many discoveries.
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We know you'll make memorable discoveries, and we hope you enjoy.
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Years later, Dr. Green and his colleagues made two important discoveries.
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A series of discoveries refreshes our yearning for the red planet.
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Its laboratories are immensely productive, generating hundreds of discoveries and inventions.
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Hidden discoveries or failures do not contribute to the public good.
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The intellectual and cultural discoveries that sustained us are ours forever.
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That's why we're sharing our favorite social media discoveries with you.
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The designer on the importance of cultural collisions and childhood discoveries.
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The discoveries were recently published in the journal Nature, Scientific Reports.
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"Positing dualism leads to no further insights and discoveries!" he said.
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One of my favorite discoveries has been making olive oil challah.
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Cordeiro Grant described a series of discoveries that improved the product.
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Gosliner is known for a number of discoveries regarding sea slugs.
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Usually you have to be somewhat prepared to make those discoveries.
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As is true throughout the show, there are memorable discoveries here.
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While some discoveries offered promising answers, others just raised more questions.
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Scientists made dozens of exciting new discoveries in space this year.
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"[The] first discoveries happened shockingly fast to me," he told Mashable.
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Reduced funding translates into fewer discoveries, fewer resources to fight disease.
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If so, tell us about your discoveries and what you liked?
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Read more: Jupiter is so big it does not actually orbit the sunThe pace of discoveries in the 60-second timeline starts off slowly, with only about 70 extrasolar worlds located in the first decade of discoveries.
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And their discoveries: one bottle of Kentucky Deluxe whiskey and one rattlesnake.
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The universe dished up a host of exciting new discoveries this week.
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Then came the great discoveries of actual feathers on dinosaurs in China.
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"I feel the best part of casting is making discoveries," she said.
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Popescu, Oppenheim, Renner and their cohorts are also pursuing more concrete discoveries.
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These discoveries could someday lead to awesome new materials, sensors, and batteries.
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I'm filling in the holes of history, taking account of new discoveries.
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The Cassini Orbiter's greatest images and discoveries Titan is a weird place.
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His physical insights have led time and again to deep mathematical discoveries.
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Keep a dream journal by your bed; you'll make some intriguing discoveries.
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The discoveries can lead to big savings for some homeowners, Phillips said.
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Nonetheless, big discoveries by De Beers—or any other firm—are unlikely.
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And now, LIGO is poised to announce even more discoveries in 2017.
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It's being called one of the most sensational discoveries in recent times.
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To Elbakyan, science thrives only when scientists shout their discoveries to everyone.
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But the latest discoveries should motivate scientists to keep searching for answers.
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But the rate of new discoveries has slowed to a near halt.
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Among the other discoveries was that the planet's magnetic field behaved strangely.
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In astrophysics, the K2 mission has already made discoveries about star clusters.
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Ohsumi's discoveries could lead to future treatments for some of these conditions.
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But looking back, Chandra has made a ton of important scientific discoveries.
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Just look at the discoveries people publish using Hubble data, White says.
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And Hubble might have plenty more discoveries like this yet to come.
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Ultimately, Quave would like to see these discoveries translated to actual medicines.
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PEEL's purpose is to translate discoveries in comparative oncology into human patients.
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Discoveries in beta versions of iOS 11.3, however, might provide some hints.
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This could be the start of more species discoveries in the region.
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Around the country, discoveries of the contamination are backing up Bilott's claim.
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Get philosophical: Sometimes new discoveries can raise more questions than they answer.
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Discoveries of natural gas are not uncommon in the Eastern Mediterranean basin.
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India's Chandrayaan-2 mission has the chance to make serious scientific discoveries.
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Since construction started in 2009, archaeologists have made more than 10,000 discoveries.
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Here's to another great year of fieldwork, discoveries, research and paleo art!
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IN ANY list of life-saving discoveries, vaccines come near the top.
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Instead, Stevens became a research scientist and her discoveries changed genetics forever.
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Lundin and OMV have yet to decide whether to develop those discoveries.
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The result is an idiosyncratic read, with potential discoveries on every page.
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Droser was the lead author of two new studies about the discoveries.
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Exploration firms for decades saw their stock prices surge on new discoveries.
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Investing in local discoveries and exporting them could be a smart remedy.
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AstraZeneca's deep pockets, expertise and global heft should yield some lucrative discoveries.
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Suriname has not made any commercially viable offshore oil discoveries so far.
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Enter chuño, one of the Incas' discoveries that persists to this day.
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Those discoveries lead to joy, confidence & enhancement on & off the playing field.
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Anthropologists dug deep into the Earth to make incredible discoveries in 2019.
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Worthy attributed these discoveries to dedicated paleontologists, and a bit of luck.
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Aquarius is an inventive sign, always looking to make improvements and discoveries.
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"There are often serendipitous discoveries made with "misused" drugs," he tells me.
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We're back in business, ready to tell you about new planet discoveries.
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If that had been your focus, would you have made these discoveries?
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Basic research will drive new discoveries that we can't even anticipate today.
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At the time, Reid sought to tighten security around the program's discoveries.
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Otherwise, though, it has been a good year for discoveries in Egypt.
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His discoveries have implications for everything from medical imaging to intelligence gathering.
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What other intriguing natural discoveries have you made in the "great indoors"?
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These and other discoveries of H.G.T. had an impact on evolutionary thinking.
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In 2018, several medical discoveries were made and health myths were debunked.
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Historical pieces are choice and unexpected, with some "discoveries" to general viewers.
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In its final days, the spacecraft has been churning out intriguing discoveries.
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But at the same time, these discoveries are starting to become routine.
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Here are some of the most important discoveries researchers have recently made.
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I then built a grid around five discoveries that were commonly known.
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They made all sorts of exciting discoveries and lots of new friends!
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Achieving this goal does not require any new drugs, surgeries or discoveries.
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"I think you're going to have some great discoveries," said Dr. Phillips.
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It was one of the most important discoveries in The Times's investigation.
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If you choose to participate, you could help scientists make new discoveries.
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Visiting Buenos Aires is always filled with new discoveries and beloved stalwarts.
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In this particular case, the facts she uncovers lead to supernatural discoveries.
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Other discoveries resulted from investigation into hitherto neglected aspects of the war.
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Elsewhere in Mexico, the other students were making discoveries of their own.
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Spoilers take many of those potential discoveries, both big and small, away.
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Here are the 26 biggest discoveries and achievements in space from 2019.
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My first few months of no shopping were full of gleeful discoveries.
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And the scientists' discoveries don't serve themselves alone, but all of us.
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The discoveries have set off a feud in the international art world.
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I want this way for the discoveries page to work or whatever.
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You'll be making some surprising discoveries about the people you connect with.
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While important, the discoveries do not necessarily mean a breakthrough is at hand.
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This is the first of what should be a slew of TESS discoveries.
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Still, we're excited to see what other sweet scientific discoveries this will bring.
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And sometimes this leads to discoveries that you do not expect, Harris said.
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Said Doran: "My goal is simply to share the enthusiasm for new discoveries."
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The scientists delayed this announcement since the other two discoveries took more time.
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On occasion, even the most exciting discoveries can be overturned with more evidence.
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I had to read it several times, and still there are new discoveries!
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Scientists working there have made a series of groundbreaking discoveries in fundamental physics.
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The outsized discoveries – the "non-linear" ones – are highly likely to require wandering.
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"But I was pretty persistent and made some really big discoveries relatively quickly."
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This would lay the foundation for scientific discoveries made entirely by artificial intelligences.
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This summer's heat has led to a series of archeological discoveries in England.
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It regards any big discoveries, by itself or anyone else, to be unlikely.
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I get to choose what the discoveries are, and how they pop up.
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The outsized discoveries — the 'non-linear' ones — are highly likely to require wandering.
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"The exciting thing is that there are more discoveries to come," Unwin says.
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More powerful and accurate telescopes will undoubtedly open the door to new discoveries.
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Projects like LIGO also need to develop new technology to make our discoveries.
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" So the current watchword, when announcing discoveries like this, seems to be "caution.
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But one of the neatest discoveries last year wasn't even a new species.
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Despite those discoveries, little is known about what the Kuiper Belt is like.
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Now, a pair of new discoveries could make that technique even more powerful.
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Here, subsequent discoveries have proved Mendeleev more or less correct in his insights.
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Exxon has made discoveries of more 4 billion barrels in an adjacent block.
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Image: Ryan F. MandelbaumThe past few years have been incredible for physics discoveries.
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Many important dinosaur discoveries are made by nonexperts in just this casual way.
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"These discoveries are a validation of our work and our research," she said.
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AI could also help direct scientists to the most promising discoveries more rapidly.
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"Who knows what discoveries and impacts on our lives will come," Leibundgut said.
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Of all the discoveries you were involved in, do you have a favorite?
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There will be many more images, and many more scientific discoveries, to come.
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But more recent discoveries of high-temperature superconductors have been guided by theory.
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Their discoveries will be chronicled in a documentary to be released later today.
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The region is already know for some of the world's largest such discoveries.
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It's an infinite treasure chest of discoveries, and every day something is different.
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Around 60 percent of resources discoveries made last year were gas, she added.
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In the Adriatic, discoveries have been made in Italy and Albania as well.
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The hope here is that the finding may lead to new drug discoveries.
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Copyright and patent laws should be loosened to prevent incumbents milking old discoveries.
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Discoveries like these change the topography of an academic field in an instant.
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The star's dimness is actually what led to the discoveries of these planets.
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The probe may make discoveries that we cannot yet imagine are out there.
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The intersection of psychology and the workplace has led to many fascinating discoveries.
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This is a new version of Hyrule; even familiar locations are fresh discoveries.
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Marie Curie groundbreaking discoveries led to the use of radiation to treat illness.
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"We're working to bring those discoveries directly back to our consumers," Wojcicki said.
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Science is an ongoing process, which means new discoveries often upend old theories.
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Four decades later, Lucy remains one of the most famous discoveries in paleontology.
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Here are some of the most amazing discoveries and space happenings of 2018.
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He also described some of his discoveries as a "morbid joke," KTVK said.
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Among other discoveries, they found that America is not crazy about yellow Skittles.
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New advances in technology are as important as new discoveries they lead to.
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AmbryShare is different — aimed more at novel discoveries of genes linked to diseases.
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Luckily, the data they provided will lead to discoveries for years to come.
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Here's the DefCon Voting Machine Hacking Village roundup of discoveries for the day!
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The medical staff received promises of awards back on earth for their discoveries.
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Kudrow currently voices Judy Elk on the animated Facebook Watch series "Human Discoveries."
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Fossil discoveries suggest these ecosystems may have been more complicated than once thought.
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But Harding has a new idea for speeding up the pace of discoveries.
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Mr. Mauss is an investigator of lost time: There are real discoveries here.
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If so, tell us about your discoveries and what you like about them.
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Our research underlines the need to save biodiversity for the discoveries to come.
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As they improvised together in the studio, the discoveries were not just physical.
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Frieze Week's satellite fairs should, in theory, be where discoveries can be made.
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Discoveries of human remains are rare, but not unheard-of, in New York.
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Similar discoveries were made at the complex's two other ruined reactors this year.
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A more apt complaint might be that their "discoveries" are already well understood.
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You don't need to go far to make wild discoveries this year, Pisces.
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Ledumahadi also adds to the list of remarkable discoveries made in South Africa.
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These discoveries are especially exciting because of the dates of their original publications.
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In no time, I predict, you will be making your own seasonal discoveries.
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Journaling can be another great way to facilitate these discoveries, Dr. Grice said.
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As with so many new techniques, this one promises more discoveries to come.
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But two discoveries stand out for giving us an unprecedented look at dinosaurs.
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" On scientific discoveries "I wouldn't compare it to sex, but it lasts longer.
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It will also be able to follow up on discoveries made by Spitzer.
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Found in 1974, it represents one of the 20th century's greatest archaeological discoveries.
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In January, three exoplanet discoveries were connected to the initial observations from TESS.
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Everywhere in the universe we look, there are vast discoveries to be found.
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"I think there will always be bigger discoveries to be made," Persons said.
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On Earth, scientists have made monumental — though often troubling — discoveries throughout the decade.
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Fundamental discoveries don't always have practical uses, but they have soul-saving applications.
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Discoveries like Che's could pave the way for a completely solar-powered car.
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The discoveries have changed their understanding of how dinosaurs looked, sounded, and acted.
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Cyprus first discovered offshore gas reserves in 2011, which led to other discoveries.
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So it leads, as I said, to scientific discoveries that are very significant.
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And for the scientist who made the discoveries, this is a huge honor.
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"Cavosie said recent discoveries of post-Paleozoic impact craters with diameters greater than 10 kilometers, including Yallalie crater in Australia and Pantasma crater in Nicaragua, "appear consistent with their model," adding that "future discoveries of older large craters would question it.
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While many enigmatic artworks remain, there have been significant discoveries through the public involvement.
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Polyakov is buoyed by the recent discoveries about the geometry of the theory space.
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There were Star Wars-like discoveries of planets similar to Tatooine orbiting two stars.
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"So we are expecting future discoveries of cycad leaves from this deposit," said Cai.
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There have been some small discoveries since then but nothing on the same scale.
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Eli Lilly and Johnson & Johnson have also placed similar bets on early-stage discoveries.
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These discoveries do, indeed, suggest that HK2 genetic material is promoting addictive-drug use.
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Since then, he has been selling his discoveries to libraries, institutions, and private collectors.
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The professors' work appears in a recent edition of The Academy of Management Discoveries.
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Discoveries made by astronomers on other continents could be cross-checked with Harvard's library.
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Aaron said the stone sink was another one of his discoveries on a drive.
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But De Beers regards any big discoveries, by itself or anyone else, as unlikely.
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"We'll make sure Starlink has no material effect on discoveries in astronomy," Musk wrote.
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Though her science career was short, her work was critical, and her discoveries monumental.
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That said, we'll make sure Starlink has no material effect on discoveries in astronomy.
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Aside from ecological collapse, scientists would also be missing out on potential medical discoveries.
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Kosmos is in charge of exploration and BP of developing discoveries into producing fields.
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Authorities made the "gruesome" discoveries after receiving a tip that Mary may be dead.
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There were surely discoveries that would have been made when we opened that window.
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Throughout history, women's roles in major scientific discoveries have been unfairly downplayed or overlooked.
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The group's findings are presented on its website and there are some startling discoveries.
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Definitely prioritize Elerium research once it's available, as that leads into some critical discoveries.
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The results, from the colour of dinosaurian feathers to soft tissue discoveries, are incredible.
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Trial and error of this sort is a long-winded way of making discoveries.
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Other architectural discoveries included aqueducts, interior pools, intricately decorated alters, statues, and stunning skylights.
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At a certain point, it becomes irresponsible not to take advantage of our discoveries.
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Imagine the possibilities for museum outings and neighborhood discoveries at a more leisurely pace.
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If confirmed, this is undeniably one of the biggest astronomical discoveries of the century.
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Image: NASAAs incredible as the new discoveries are, Kepler is by no means finished.
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At the same time, it also seems likely that discoveries will remain extremely limited.
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This simple statement is one of the most profound discoveries in medicine to date.
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Financial writers devoted high-profile newspaper stories and even book chapters to Omarova's discoveries.
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Space travel companies made technical leaps, NASA reached Jupiter, and great discoveries were made.
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It traces the history of Cajal's life and highlights the important discoveries he made.
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The budget reflects "peak" spending for the first phase of offshore Guyana oil discoveries.
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Natural gas discoveries there contain sufficient reserves to warrant two LNG projects, they said.
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The U.S. inventory of crude oil and petroleum products jumped following discoveries in 2014.
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With the discoveries of the LHC, the standard model of particle physics is complete.
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Or what scientific discoveries can be gleaned from this microscopic view of Mario's goods?
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Such discoveries in cell and molecular biology have perked up commercial interest in longevity.
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In Spain, absolutism intensified with the discoveries of precious metals extracted from the colonies.
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" Twenty minutes later, Tyson was saying, "We stand on the threshold of great discoveries . . .
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Payouts start at $500, and people can receive more than $40,000 for big discoveries.
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The nation hopes it will lead to major discoveries and honors like Nobel Prizes.
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A trial with no evidence, or at least no conclusive evidence, yields no discoveries.
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As an archivist, he acts like an anthropologist presenting his discoveries without evaluative comment.
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The discoveries hinted at an extraordinary conclusion that he wasn't quite ready to accept.
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Sometimes the research that is rewarded leads to discoveries that make our lives better.
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For his part, Pirlo seems more concerned with the typical expat's challenges and discoveries.
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Yet these new drug discoveries can be life-changing for small groups of patients.
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The Nobel Prizes award discoveries and inventions that lead to the betterment of humanity.
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Indeed, the discoveries around BENIGNCERTAIN arguably pushed Cisco to publicly respond to the issue.
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These discoveries revealed that, despite Nolan and Thorne's best efforts, Gargantua wasn't perfectly accurate.
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Virtually all of today's treatments are based on serendipitous discoveries made six decades ago.
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Could we ignore a scientist's discoveries if he or she lived a reprehensible life?
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He sailed out into the great unknown and brought back word of his discoveries.
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Some of these individual cases were later challenged, but the trend of discoveries held.
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Discoveries like these raised the possibility that other bacteria might be dabbling in electricity.
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As with many discoveries in physics, this one raises more questions than it answers.
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Discoveries made in animal models can often serve as fuel for human drug development.
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So there are some intentional roadblocks that will slow down the rate of discoveries?
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" The investigation remains ongoing with the LPS saying it will "announce any further discoveries.
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Still, these discoveries are part of the journey that you've been on all year.
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Researchers whose discoveries lead to new drugs are not covered by the new policy.
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It really didn't take root fundamentally until the 1880s, with the discoveries of Pasteur.
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Eclipses have led to many other scientific discoveries starting more than 2,000 years ago.
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These are the sorts of surprises and discoveries that will delight open-minded consumers.
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Groundbreaking discoveries that shape humanity as a whole are born under Uranus in Aquarius.
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The invention of the spectroscope in the mid-220th century brought new solar discoveries.
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Indeed, meanings may change in the present as well, as additional discoveries are made.
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Despite being offline, Spitzer could still help scientists make more discoveries in the future.
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He had to recant his discoveries, which caused him much anguish until his death.
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A desire to share his discoveries with the world brought Zelman back to photography.
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"Their discoveries have forever changed our conceptions of the world," the Nobel Committee tweeted.
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The venerable telescope has been looking around the universe and revealing discoveries since 1990.
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Among the fascinating discoveries made about the Tsimané and similar groups involves their hearts.
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But his discoveries, and those of his colleagues, lead him to logically watertight conclusions.
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An environment that encourages curiosity-driven research is going to result in more discoveries.
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Changing 'our perception of modern human evolution' Researchers have many takeaways from these discoveries.
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A handful of recent discoveries shows that Earths could be common in the universe.
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Another place where discoveries could be waiting is in the foundations of quantum mechanics.
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Mauna Kea's telescopes have helped advance important discoveries in humanity's study of the universe.
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Some of the best discoveries are along the narrow walkways off the ancient town.
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Specifically, research also finds that spending at the NIH does spur new drug discoveries.
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Perhaps, with a little luck, their excavation will uncover new discoveries about historic endeavors.
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In that time, researchers around the world made breakthrough discoveries about the HIV virus.
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To me, Chiang isn't just criticizing our disdain for the animal species around us, but is also critiquing an innovation community that constantly strives for the big and "shiny" discoveries when so many smaller and local discoveries have yet to be made.
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A century and a half ago, southern New Jersey was a hotbed of dinosaur discoveries.
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The probes made discoveries, returned important data, and presented iconic images of the outer planets.
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It's my life story — the lessons I've learned, the discoveries I've made — told through food.
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Whether you rent or host, using Airbnb can lead to new discoveries and lifelong friendships.
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Cassini has already made some new discoveries thanks to its dive through the ring plane.
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"The number of discoveries is growing because of the thaw of the permafrost," he said.
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With it comes a baggie of DMT, which sets up one of Sasha's biggest discoveries.
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These special prizes need not be awarded for recent discoveries, as in Bell Burnell's case.
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But Curiosity&aposs discoveries are cause for some optimism in this regard, NASA officials said.
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How the team made their discoveries sounds like something out of an Indiana Jones movie.
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" Before their discoveries, he said, "the nature of the circadian clock was a great mystery.
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Prior to this, people shared their SoundCloud discoveries via workarounds – like taking screenshots, for example.
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Recent discoveries have shown that planets around stars are ubiquitous, so maybe aliens are too?
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So it turns out playing with other people's piss can sometimes lead to remarkable discoveries.
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Five years ago, she and another professor started a project to reevaluate some previous discoveries.
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I research chemical compositions on Wikipedia and keep up to date with new drug discoveries.
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Giant offshore discoveries helped drive Petrobras' value to as high as $143 billion in 2008.
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Since TESS began making observations in July, it has already made two confirmed exoplanet discoveries.
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For him, this is the latest iteration of what's been a cycle of inadvertent discoveries.
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Hawking's discoveries did something physicists love: They answered questions and provoked many, many new ones.
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In the process of these discoveries, Lionel makes amends with Brooke, who's always hated him.
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Save the Karoo, an advocacy group, isn't swayed by the prospect of groundbreaking astronomical discoveries.
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The principles of proper layout that can help us make these discoveries include the following.
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Five out of six discoveries in the block were made by Ophir, the company said.
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Remnants belong to the state and any discoveries should be reported to Gravity Discovery Centre.
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More discoveries have been made in Siberia, where the permafrost keeps woolly mammoths well-preserved.
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The archaeologists say that the biggest impact of their discoveries is on Peruvians' self-esteem.
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Shortly after the discoveries, families of the deceased began connecting with one another on Facebook.
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This week is for making personal discoveries, being real with yourself, and taking a stance.
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A series of discoveries this past year make it clear that, sadly, it never is.
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In recent years Facebook has announced various discoveries of inauthentic behavior and/or fake accounts.
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Like so many other scientific discoveries, this one was assisted by a bit of luck.
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That has resulted in fewer grants funded, and along with that, presumably, fewer scientific discoveries.
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The discoveries are painful and swift: Visual stimulation, to find out if they can see.
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The new discoveries were all sent to investigators at the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB).
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But as The Boiling River so poignantly illustrates, fantastical discoveries are lurking all around us.
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Discoveries are still being made, including a 300-pound plaster Sphinx head unearthed last year.
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In spite of his discoveries, LaBerge failed to attract much attention from the scientific establishment.
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Included in these discoveries are some bizarre and long-sought members of the TDE zoo.
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And research built around that belief led to very important discoveries for antibiotics and vaccines.
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But another ministry official on Wednesday said no new discoveries had been reported since March.
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However, a lack of new domestic gas discoveries has raised concerns of a supply crunch.
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Uganda also has confirmed crude reserves while Kenya's other neighbor Tanzania has huge gas discoveries.
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These discoveries resulted in researchers believing "neither measure has a significant effect" on athletic performance.
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Since December 2013, the telescope has characterized 439 NEOs, 72 of which were new discoveries.
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But some, like Bill Frankel, have mustered up the courage to share their emotional discoveries.
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Other partners in the blocks with crude oil discoveries are Africa Oil Corp and Total.
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That means the potential for further discoveries in the larger data set is very high.
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Some of the most controversial discoveries may have yet to be made using such technology.
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Noticing how we react in certain situations could lead us to make some important discoveries.
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But the mission has still led to some interesting discoveries about Jupiter in the meantime.
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These discoveries underline that ancient Peru was one of the half-dozen cradles of civilisation.
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Ibn Saud's death marked the end of an era of oil discoveries and political diplomacy
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Sault also mentioned Café Milano and the French restaurant Le Diplomate as two special discoveries.
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Others who support the project say it will do more than make important scientific discoveries.
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Read more: A handful of recent discoveries has transformed our entire understanding of human history
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One of my favorite discoveries in the coffee world this year has been the AeroPress.
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"These discoveries won't be applicable only to those diverse individuals but to everyone," she said.
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Wild relatives of capers, ginger, vanilla and sugar cane were also among the new discoveries.
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The technology that makes these kinds of discoveries possible are not available off the shelf.
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A decade and a half later, he would win the Nobel Prize for his discoveries.
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So in the wake of these new discoveries, the IAU came up with a checklist.
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Just tell them about some of the fascinating discoveries from the ancient world this year.
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This is the latest find in a series of discoveries made this year in Egypt.
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While their award is for basic science, the practical implications for their discoveries are profound.
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Concluding chapters probe the controversial subject of race and identity, and prospects for new discoveries.
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But genetic discoveries have revealed a third ancient group, whose genes dominate modern Northern Europeans.
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The discoveries led to the creation of a multibillion-dollar market for new cancer medicines.
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Three of the discoveries will be on display in the Leipzig's Klinger Hall this Saturday.
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Murray Gell-Mann's discoveries illuminated the most puzzling aspects of nature, and changed science forever.
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This sets off a series of enchanted discoveries that stretch the imagination in wondrous ways.
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The authorities hope that the discoveries will help rebrand Egypt's image as a tourist destination.
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The findings frequently are driven by the discoveries of many fossils of smaller tyrannosaurs worldwide.
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The exhibition and book additionally reflect the newest discoveries of Mangum's fragmented body of work.
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In the 1860s, gold and silver discoveries spurred a short-lived economic boom in Nevada.
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They published their discoveries in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Monday.
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"I don't want to get too excited about discoveries in new physics yet," Mack says.
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Mary Frances O'Donnell told CNN that Griffin is implicated in all three rice cooker discoveries.
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It would be many decades before such discoveries captured the imagination of the general public.
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The discoveries The process of identifying Loveless' bones has been 40 years in the making.
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"These kinds of discoveries are really, really important for our understanding of history," he said.
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The physics prize was split two ways, but both halves went for discoveries beyond Earth.
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Of course, medical doctors are not the only people who can make great medical discoveries.
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But the Indian spacecraft did not have scientific instruments sensitive enough to make significant discoveries.
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The country's antiquities minister, Khaled Al-Anani, called 2017 a "historic year" for archaeological discoveries.
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It is culture writ very large and one of the greatest discoveries in modern times.
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The 2020s already show promise as a new decade with the potential for amazing discoveries.
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We asked Salopek, who is in northern Myanmar, to share more of his recent discoveries.
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There are discoveries still to be made, many of them at auctions and antiquarian bookstores.
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Lundin added only 22018 million boe from discoveries in 2156-2018, its investor presentations showed.
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Kepler made incredible discoveries, revealing that there are more planets than stars in our galaxy.
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The four prizes for life sciences will go to scientists for a slew of discoveries.
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The university works every day to make the world a better place through new discoveries.
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The region's gas output has begun to soar thanks to older discoveries finally bearing fruit.
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The implications of these discoveries are far-reaching, and are just beginning to be explored.
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Here are 26 of the biggest, most enlightening, and exciting health discoveries of the year.
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But similar objections might have been raised about most discoveries that have garnered the Nobel.
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Until those discoveries, Israel was believed to be sitting on scant oil and gas reserves.
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The findings highlight the challenges in making discoveries in the years since the Voyager flyby.
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In the big tent housing 70 gallery booths there were many discoveries to be made.
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And with new technology just on the horizon, these discoveries could become even more frequent.
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And lastly, while some discoveries may not make the news, they do make someone's day.
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It's been surprising how many discoveries we've been able to take from concept into development.
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One approach to encourage safer off-label discoveries is to spend more on government-sponsored studies.
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These discoveries allow us to "peek inside our biological clock," according to the Nobel Prize committee.
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NASA&aposs most advanced gamma-ray observatory is celebrating 10 years of scientific discoveries this week.
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The discoveries come amid a fierce debate over the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" border security policy.
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This leads to more discoveries, which in turn frees more people to think and so on.
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She pointed out that decisions like these could put an end to discoveries like this one.
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We'll be following the team's progress to keep you up to date on any discoveries. [CSIRO]
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OatmealDome helped out with that one and regularly makes discoveries in the code for Splatoon 2.
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Important biological discoveries have arrived with the same old-fashioned fanfare for the last three centuries.
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And past eclipses have been responsible for some of the most important discoveries in modern physics.
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This new discovery is a step in that direction, and hopefully a sign of future discoveries.
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He won the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics for these discoveries, which were announced in 2002.
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These incredible discoveries have also left some with an implacable urge to eat these important specimens.
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There are Big Genius discoveries like E=MC², then there are small-g genius lightbulb moments.
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Recent hydrocarbon discoveries off Cyprus's shores could help the EU reduce its energy dependence on Russia.
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Each year brings new hope of new discoveries about dark matter, with 2018 being no exception.
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Leviathan, discovered in 2010, is one of the world's largest gas discoveries of the past decade.
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They capture my discoveries, reflections, and learnings as I find myself among new people, new cultures.
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This may be the first of many such discoveries in systems with two or more suns.
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The discoveries, especially of the plan to hire a truck, suggested more could have been killed.
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The best data scientists want the opportunity to explore, make big discoveries and solve important problems.
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Nearing the end of its life, Cassini is still producing scientific discoveries at a fast clip.
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The world's top mines are aging and there have been no major discoveries in two decades.
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One reason for the increase in discoveries is a rise in the popularity of treasure hunting.
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Those discoveries, however, haven't brought much clarity to the mystery of where the plane may be.
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Several months on from the start of the experiment, the scientists have made some fascinating discoveries.
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To keep the Jupiter-loving public involved in the latest planetary science discoveries, it installed JunoCam.
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Royalties from my patents provided the capital to start my own company and fund new discoveries.
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The first three episodes of Human Discoveries will premiere Tuesday on Facebook Watch at 6 p.m.
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TESS has been operating for only about a year and has already made some exciting discoveries.
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According to Le Matin, these types of discoveries are becoming more common as the glaciers melt.
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That public investment has led to the creation of books, films, museum exhibits, and exciting discoveries.
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The government has in the past made large scale efforts to eradicate discoveries of fruit flies.
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The telescope has been a workhorse for NASA, beaming home images and discoveries for 16 years.
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The government has in the past made large sale efforts to eradicate discoveries of fruit flies.
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They're about making discoveries and cherishing what's in the world--including things that we can't understand.
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The discoveries came during a year that saw airline travel up by 5.5 percent over 2017.
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A third student, also 16, was arrested on Thursday in connection with those discoveries, he said.
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The astronomical community responded to these discoveries—based on just a few data points—with caution.
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Over the last 50 years, these research discoveries have saved 600,000 lives, all without banning cars.
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"Lovecraft's understanding of science and the scientific discoveries of his time made him prescient," Paoli said.
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The group will also share intellectual property to ensure everyone has equal access to any discoveries.
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Conservationists have learned the hard way that some discoveries are better left a carefully guarded secret.
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Action planet Mars connects with unruly Uranus on May 22 and you're making some exciting discoveries.
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Patented discoveries made by the cancer center researchers will be shared 50-50 with the institute.
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If they're right, it would be one of the biggest scientific discoveries in years — decades even.
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But U.S. regulations could be holding us back from making those discoveries — possibly for good reason.
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The Late Night host talked Anthony Weiner, Trump and the Republican reaction to the new discoveries.
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After these joyful discoveries, I figured it was time to look for something a little darker.
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In combination with other new discoveries, it contributes to the pipeline for future generations of innovation.
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"That was the previous calculation we made before discoveries (of new fields)," Jonan said on Wednesday.
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There's only one problem: Barring Star Trek-like discoveries of new energy technologies, it's not possible.
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But, as this intellectual history shows, seventeenth-century discoveries of gigantic bones provoked far-reaching perplexity.
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Having humans do this work no doubt led to unexpected discoveries, but it was also inefficient.
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And since when did helping entrepreneurs better access discoveries made by U.S. universities represent state planning?
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If confirmed, this would be one of the most significant physics discoveries of the last century.
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One of the most interesting discoveries in their data is the finding that in 2000, Breitbart.
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"It can make them feel like they're making these discoveries on their own," Mr. Nicklen said.
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With the swan song of Kepler, TESS is keeping the hope of new space discoveries alive.
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His discoveries include a 370 million-year-old fish called Tiktaalik, which had limb-like fins.
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Dragonfly, it is hoped, will add to the wealth of scientific discoveries yielded by her predecessors.
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In the first few years after DePalma's discoveries, only a handful of scientists knew about them.
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Total has shown interest in the eastern Mediterranean following major gas discoveries off Israel and Egypt.
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He said Sonatrach will boost discoveries to reach 100 million tonnes of oil equivalent per year.
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Her creative process is full of trial, error, and joyous discoveries — similar to an abled artist.
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Following any thread could lead to revolutionary discoveries and the development of highly effective new pharmaceuticals.
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That means these discoveries have a good chance of being profitable even at today's low prices.
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Real choices raise the possibility that there might be real breakthroughs, real discoveries and real advances.
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Here's how the museum looks once you've had the opportunity to donate some of your discoveries.
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Cassini has made discoveries that have changed our understanding of Saturn and the cosmos at large.
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So it's really history, not monetary rewards, which keeps you on the path of new discoveries?
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I have deep sympathy for the concern that genetic discoveries could be misused to justify racism.
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More discoveries soon followed: magenta, Hofmann's violet, Lyons blue, malachite green, Bismarck brown and aniline black.
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As a scientist, I find these discoveries a fascinating opportunity to investigate and improve women's health.
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And de Chardin said fire was one of the greatest discoveries in all of human history.
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But not in British Columbia, where these discoveries have become so common that they are tracked.
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It was a busy year for space, full of launches, goodbyes, astronomical events and surprising discoveries.
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Subsequent discoveries in the cave confirmed that the Denisovans were a lineage distinct from modern humans.
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One of Schumann's great discoveries was the power of an underexploited area of the harmonic universe.
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Mr. Olafsson's Glass album was a revelation, with harmonic discoveries in works that often resist musicality.
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Tonight was a good start, even if all the biggest discoveries were made outside the park.
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The lack of young investigators and funding is slowing new discoveries and hindering prevention and preparedness.
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This data exposure is just the latest in a seemingly endless string of large-scale discoveries.
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It has been home to many fossil discoveries because it allowed fossils to remain well-preserved.
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Jets are already flying with cleaner and more efficient fuels based on discoveries at the institute.
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With a broader, more international scope, this year's gathering will offer fresh discoveries at every turn.
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Their work has set a national agenda and led to many discoveries over the past decade.
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"I imagine that after these big discoveries, the appetite of other companies will increase," he said.
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Other discoveries have released fragments, rather than this well-preserved ceremonial headdress with its intact ornaments.
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The only thing interesting people enjoy as much as learning is sharing their discoveries with others.
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There have been several other discoveries over the past year that have added to this renaissance.
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The program funds concepts that sound impossible but could help make scientific discoveries in the future.
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Here are a half dozen of the coolest discoveries about single people from the year 2017.
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UpGuard has made a number of notable discoveries concerning companies inadvertently exposing data on cloud servers.
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In medical research, discoveries come slowly and take twists and turns that no one saw coming.
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A consistently rewarding feature of each Basel fair is the "Discoveries" sector, devoted to emerging artists.
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The time line remains somewhat contested and fluid: new discoveries and interpretations have overturned old theories.
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A handful of recent discoveries indicate that Earth-like planets are common in the Milky Way.
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And as always seems to be the case with discoveries in astronomy, it would be humbling.
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Several colleagues of his have received Fields Medals for discoveries building on his work as well.
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It's a brisk and friendly introduction to linguistics, and a synthesis of the field's recent discoveries.
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No fresh discoveries of North Korean supernotes have been made public in the past five years.
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And by IUPAC rules, the scientists who made the discoveries were then allowed to propose names.
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They are expecting to make discoveries when they excavate those shafts starting on Sunday, he said.
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There have been recent medical discoveries that could completely change how we think about treating gonorrhea.
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"When it comes to new scientific discoveries, the astrology community really needs to band together to think about how [the discoveries] are going to influence and affect things symbolically, within the mythology, and with the interpretations of what we describe to different celestial events," Kelly says.
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While many archaeological discoveries depend on luck, this one has benefited from several strokes of good fortune.
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Washington and California lead for the most discoveries so far this year, with 29 and 37, respectively.
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THE BRAIN'S WAY OF HEALING: Remarkable Discoveries and Recoveries From the Frontiers of Neuroplasticity, by Norman Doidge.
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Photo: Roy KaltschmidtBERKELEY, CALIFORNIA—The winners of this year's Nobel Prize in Physics didn't just make discoveries.
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However, a series of key discoveries made during the past few decades have largely overturned this assumption.
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This is all great, but how do the devices at the core of these discoveries actually work?
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Not everyone viewed the sentencing memo as an hors d'oeuvre on Mueller's full menu of criminal discoveries.
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Apidima 1 is now the oldest known European modern human fossil, 1943,000 years older than previous discoveries.
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Circle color represents confidence factor, circle size represents diameter, and circles with black rims represent prior discoveries.
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The 216-piece exhibition is called When Not Everything Was Ice: New Discoveries in the Antarctic Continent.
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The fossils add to a wave of discoveries that point to a new story of ancient Earth.
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Patrick Wardle is a respected security researcher who's made some big discoveries of issues with Apple before.
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That means ten billion discoveries every month; ten billion chances for artists to win a new fan.
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On one hand, more human involvement, earlier, could prevent embarrassing discoveries like these, and potentially worse outcomes.
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BP also announced two new offshore oil discoveries and a major new investment in a nearby field.
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Just northeast of Thunder Horse, BP also announced new discoveries at fields near its Na Kika platform.
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Other partners in the blocks where Tullow has discoveries are Africa Oil Corp and A.P. Moller-Maersk.
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The best discoveries in Luigi's Mansion 7073 are nesting dolls, a clue towards a much larger puzzle.
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The texting service includes artwork that's not currently on display, so you'll likely make some new discoveries.
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That's led to a few unexpected discoveries, some of which were detailed today in the journal Nature.
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Such discoveries appear to settle the industry's perennial question about how soon the stuff will run out.
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The trio went on to make other discoveries that explained how circadian rhythms are created and sustained.
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This is true for NASA and space and also life-altering discoveries in science and global health.
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We learn a lot about womanhood and we make incredible discoveries about how women feel about themselves.
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And, of course, part of the pleasure of open studio events is making discoveries along the way.
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The newly identified thalattosaur is the latest among several important paleontological discoveries in the Tongass National Forest.
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"The number of discoveries is growing because of the thaw of the permafrost," Protopopov confirmed to CNN.
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I mean, the country is begging for the new discoveries which these biotech countries – companies are uncovering.
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If you only have two detectors running, you can't confirm any discoveries when one is turned off.
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It's similarity to No Man's Sky is limited to the way you make discoveries and name them.
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That's just one of the discoveries in a new study published in the journal Cell on Thursday.
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By themselves, each of his discoveries, interesting though it is, counts as little more than an anecdote.
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Searching for Planet Nine These discoveries were made by Sheppard and Chadwick Trujillo of Northern Arizona University.
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Just walking through the store and idly browsing through box art could bring you to unintended discoveries.
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Appraisals of discoveries in 23 could offer signs that Total's shift in exploration strategy is paying off.
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These discoveries have infuriated people who take pride in living in a state surrounded by fresh water.
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The cameras are so sensitive they are revealing startling discoveries that until now we could not see.
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If these were small, discontinuous populations, she explained, then the possibility of multiple similar discoveries goes down.
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The block holds one of the world's biggest recent gas discoveries, estimated at 75 trillion cubic feet.
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And the Nobel Committee has skipped plenty of opportunities to award important discoveries made by women scientists.
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"Our discoveries indicate that eastern Asia was still connected to other continents at the time," Xu said.
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The quick rundown: Axios Science will highlight discoveries and advances in medicine, space, neuroscience, physics and more.
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These discoveries help us understand how special is the Earth in the grand scheme of the universe.
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Egypt hopes such discoveries will spur tourism, which has suffered from political turmoil following the 2011 uprising.
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Eclipses bring massive reveals, and Scorpio moon is sure to make some important discoveries at this time.
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Select which "Discoveries" you want to fill your day, then mark them off once they've been completed.
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The hope is that important discoveries—say, a gene responsible for Alzheimers—come from all this information.
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Appraisals of discoveries in 23 could offer signs that Total's shift in exploration strategy is paying off.
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If not for recent benchmarking discoveries, it's possible that Apple might never have revealed the performance throttling.
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Even so, around a quarter of these discoveries, primarily in Cyprus and Israel, are earmarked for exports.
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Video: David Kaplan explains how the search for hidden symmetries leads to discoveries like the Higgs boson.
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Any useful discoveries that come out of the network, for instance, will be shared across the network.
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Historically, it has also sometimes been argued that new physics discoveries will help us develop new technologies.
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And it's ubiquity isn't surprising because CRISPR is one of the biggest scientific discoveries of our time.
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Such discoveries have increased the urgency of calls to reduce antibiotic use in beef and pork production.
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The brain scan technique may aid discoveries in how Alzheimer's treatments, schizophrenia, and other neurological disorders work.
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Discoveries help us understand our world — the scarred, imperfect beautiful mess of it — just a bit better.
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Volunteer group Andaman Discoveries has sought to blunt the negative impact of tourists on the Surin Islands.
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Giving yourself "maximum flexibility" means it will be easier to respond to future flaw discoveries, Segars said.
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Nor will it be able to afford development of new discoveries that are among the world's largest.
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Her discoveries in the mountainous southwestern province were delicious enough to make her both laugh and cry.
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When he was C.E.O., Exxon's prospects for large oil discoveries increasingly migrated overseas, often to difficult places.
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This find adds to recent discoveries of soft Darwinopterus pterosaur eggs and hundreds of Caiuajara pterosaur fossils.
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He fears that finding out the status of his siblings might lead to grisly discoveries like that.
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The bloggers then shared their discoveries online and with news outlets, such as CNN and The Guardian.
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New discoveries or studies often lead to changes in old theories and sometimes even invalidate them altogether.
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But if Russia makes any discoveries in the northern part of the sea, Norway wants a share.
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Mr. Arenson keeps hearing about discoveries from people who are researching them and protecting them from demolition.
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Goren recently launched the Brooklyn Pirate Radio Sound Map , a Web site cataloguing some of his discoveries.
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These new discoveries may help us delve a little further into the mystery of the "British Atlantis".
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Anyone trying to make sense of these discoveries owes a debt to the general theory of relativity.
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"Best of Recently" turned out to be a series of lists of Walton's current enthusiasms and discoveries.
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No wonder the Muslim world was then the home to groundbreaking discoveries in science, medicine and mathematics.
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The data and images led to numerous discoveries that changed how scientists think about our solar system.
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One of the more surprising discoveries was the technique of using stringray skin to wrap sword hilts.
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This way the selection grew quite organically and I also was able to get some great discoveries.
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Prior to the early 2000s, astronomers seeking exoplanets almost exclusively relied on Doppler spectroscopy for their discoveries.
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The known consequences of this trend include possible mercury pollution, bouncy ground bubbles, and gnarly paleontological discoveries.
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There's been a boom in exoplanet discoveries since the launch of the Kepler Space Telescope in 240.
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It made new spaces available for experimentations and discoveries, which was the perfect match with Techno music.
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"It wants to be at the forefront of tech discoveries," he told CNBC during a phone interview.
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"The road was once an open-ended adventure, full of wrong turns and serendipitous discoveries," Albert writes.
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"There were a lot of fascinating and unexpected discoveries for us in making the show," she said.
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The substance has driven remarkable discoveries about the prehistoric world, but concerns about its sourcing are growing.
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The replies should provide you enough suggestions and discoveries to keep you busy until next Oscar season.
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His mind and spirit soared past physical paralysis, making discoveries that changed our understanding of the universe.
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The Egyptian authorities have hoped that a surge in discoveries will attract more tourists to the country.
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Several 2010 studies on the labors of first-time mothers disproved Dr. Friedman's curve with two discoveries.
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Excavations conducted around the largest Christian cathedral built in the ancient Mediterranean have yielded new archaeological discoveries.
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We absolutely support scientific discoveries that will help aid those who suffer from the illness of addiction.
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Anticipated discoveries in the biology of mental illness, vigorously hyped before they even arrived, never panned out.
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When I went down to 95th Street to explore my old Beverly neighborhood, the discoveries kept coming.
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The book's discoveries chart shifts in geology, climate, politics and culture with an optimistic sense of wanderlust.
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The work follows on their earlier discoveries: signs of rickets, osteoarthritis and intestinal parasites in the mummies.
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Then he moved to Peru, Argentina and Colombia, always chasing new fossil fuel discoveries that created boomtowns.
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Such surprises and discoveries are important parts of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's River to River Festival.
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Some have pointed out that there's no guarantee that the "discoveries" AI makes will be particularly new.
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" The mom of six also noted, "New scientific discoveries are being made and new medical treatments developed.
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I deeply believe that America can and should be the home for the next generation of discoveries.
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If anything, she hopes her discoveries serve as a showcase for her skills as a software engineer.
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Yet another loss relates to technology and revenue that begins with discoveries made in the United States.
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Like many tech companies, Apple has a bug bounty program that offers financial rewards for some discoveries.
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Everyone is very kind, and they are always trying to make the best out of our discoveries.
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Cooling Blanket, available at Gravity, $259Weighted blankets are one of my favorite discoveries of the last decade.
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Rio Tinto, BHP and Newcrest have all announced significant discoveries in Australia in the past two years.
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Their most sinister discoveries are some slipshod programming and security risks that they believe can be managed.
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He said the recent discoveries of human remains were not publicized until he submitted public records requests.
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In recent years, scientists searching for ways to restore hearing have made a number of promising discoveries.
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But perhaps the greatest discoveries made possible by Spitzer and the scientists analyzing its data are exoplanets.
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It felt like we kept opening these new doors to what kinds of discoveries Spitzer could make.
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"These things just happen," Peebles said of his discoveries, in a news conference arranged by the academy.
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It means lost creativity, delayed discoveries and fewer transformative ideas of the kind our world desperately needs.
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Officials are using the discoveries to remind city residents to vaccinate their pets against the deadly disease.
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Discoveries about the Higgs boson and successes in cloning human stem cells prompted philosophical and ethical debates.
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"Discoveries like these give us tremendous insights into the lives of these bizarre and poorly understood birds."
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"This is one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the century," Cascais Mayor Carlos Carreiras said.
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"Lee Berger is a renowned paleoanthropologist responsible for many groundbreaking discoveries about early man," a narrator says.
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The science that led to these discoveries has been developed over the course of the past decade.
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Similar discoveries have fuelled the dreams of treasure hunters across Europe for more than half a century.
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And that's just a sampling of the many discoveries made during the spacecraft's flyby of that planet.
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But in studying it, researchers may yield discoveries and applications that stretch far beyond the human body.
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There were discoveries about how technology and regulations (or a lack thereof) are impacting our health, too.
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Ten years in, the Large Hadron Collider has failed to deliver the exciting discoveries that scientists promised.
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One of Buddy's many discoveries on his first trip to New York City is a revolving door.
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The novel's hero, Tertius Lydgate, is an ambitious young doctor who hopes to make important scientific discoveries.
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Coming later this year is yet another Leonardo title, Leonardo: Discoveries from Verrocchio's Studio, by Laurence Kanter.
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And when construction occurs in Rome, so do archaeological discoveries (a phenomenon that lasts to this day).
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But this story has changed, thanks to more fossil discoveries and new analysis techniques, like DNA extraction.
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Even though the Air Force already had the perfect spy plane, capable of flying across the planet at Mach 3, they still decided to up the game just a little further and came away with some important discoveries — discoveries that led to the creation of the Space Shuttle.
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One of the most disturbing discoveries in his undercover work was the connection between drug cartels and terrorism.
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" Mr Li says Westlake's founder wants researchers "not to focus on small things, but to make big discoveries.
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But for now, studying 55 Cancri e is a good start on the road to potentially bigger discoveries.
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It will be exciting to see the future integration of this important development with fossil soft tissue discoveries.
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The three managers say they were fired in November for trying to escalate their discoveries internally within Prudential.
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It's a process, and you make some interesting discoveries along the way, but it is just about finished.
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Scope out the listings below — many continue into next week — and make some major discoveries of your own.
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"Discoveries of this caliber are not made every year, at most, once a decade," Garate told The Local.
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But every so often, this relationship with red carpet underthings can lead to other life-changing wardrobe discoveries.
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Discoveries of new CRISPR enzymes have helped to create a litany of new potential uses for the technology.
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The latest discoveries come courtesy of Curiosity, a $2.5 billion spacecraft that landed on Mars back in 2012.
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Our species has been around for much longer than we thoughtNew discoveries clouded humanity's origin story this year.
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Egypt hopes such discoveries will encourage tourism as it struggles to revive its economy after years of unrest.
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Meteorite hunters often donate a portion of their discoveries to university labs in exchange for assistance with authentication.
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When big discoveries are made in science, it reminds me that, as a species, we can do good.
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So, if nothing else, all announcements of groundbreaking discoveries in this field must be treated skeptically at first.
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Scientists use its observing tools to make fantastic discoveries and create mind-blowing images that awe the public.
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To understand what this universal scaling phenomenon looks like, consider a vivid historical precursor of the recent discoveries.
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But 80 years ago, the ethics and laws regarding bone discoveries were quite different than they are today.
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"These discoveries are positive news from Egypt's tourism industry, which is something we all really need," he said.
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If a habitable planet were found, it would be one of the biggest scientific discoveries of the century.
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"These discoveries are deeply disturbing," said Becca Lewis, a research affiliate at Data & Society, who studies online radicalization.
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We are on the precipice of many more discoveries, which could shake up our understanding of the universe.
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Their initial discovery has led to an explosion in exoplanets (planets in solar systems beyond our own) discoveries.
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Not that unusual as archaeological discoveries go, except that these fireplaces were between 14,200 and 14,400 years old.
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"I'm going to be tweeting out my discoveries and inviting people to join me on that," Hayden said.
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And German-born American Maria Goeppert-Mayer, who won in 1963 for her discoveries in nuclear shell structure.
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Exxon Mobil Corp has made 13 offshore discoveries with an estimated 5.5 billion barrels of discovered recoverable resource.
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These discoveries were publicly financed, but the government often licenses them to private drug companies, which commercialize them.
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And it seems that it can remain open for a long time, becoming a diary of his discoveries.
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Oil discoveries are vital to replace resources, meet still-growing demand and offset the depletion of existing fields.
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We know that such small samples are prone to generating false discoveries caused by bias and statistical error.
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He has published extensively on his and his team's discoveries while also leading a lab of 52 researchers.
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Scientists don't always choose to enforce patents for their discoveries, and some never file for patents at all.
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" And the other half awarded to China's Youyou Tu for "her discoveries concerning a novel therapy against Malaria.
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So we've been waiting for all these discoveries to come in—this one is exactly where it's predicted.
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Buffington said both families were elated about the discoveries but are grieving of the deaths of their kin.
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Discoveries like these -- heart-shredding moments -- are happening every day at the Altino Ventura Foundation Clinic in Recife.
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Consumers should be delighted by new discoveries of products, instant trial and immediate gratification of bringing it home.
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I think the more discoveries that we have, it keeps showing that our evolutionary path was very diverse.
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In fact, some of my best discoveries were made when I allowed others to take on leadership roles.
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Researchers are frequently overly enthusiastic about early discoveries that have little chance of leading to a new drug.
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Encouraging private partnership can lead to more discoveries and higher production, local broker Emkay said in a report.
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Construction work to improve the town's sewage system began in 2016, resulting in a slew of archaeological discoveries.
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Locals have reported finding the tiny green gems on the ground and posted their discoveries on social media.
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Nobel judges often award discoveries made decades ago, to make sure they have stood the test of time.
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St. Jude is dedicated to furthering medical progress by freely sharing its discoveries and knowledge with scientists worldwide.
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This is just one of countless discoveries awaiting Munch novices or acolytes who go scrying through the collection.
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Tanzania, a country of 50m people with substantial recent discoveries of natural gas, illustrates some of the bottlenecks.
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The briefing includes "new discoveries" that "will help inform future ocean world exploration," according to NASA's press release.
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In addition, they lack the cash to shepherd promising discoveries through the multimillion-dollar process of clinical trials.
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The story of chaos is usually told like this: Using the LGP-30, Lorenz made paradigm-wrecking discoveries.
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For many years, archaeologists have thought of Neanderthals as pretty backward, but recent discoveries are changing the tide.
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Stellaris, on the other hand, hints at a universe full of stories and discoveries waiting to be uncovered.
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Even if you've never heard of Landsteiner, his discoveries have affected your medical records since you were born.
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But there is no scientific explanation for consciousness — without which none of these discoveries could have been made.
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These discoveries underscore it is time to get serious about addressing Hezbollah's massive military buildup in southern Lebanon.
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Yet some working on the site said the Navy was slow to inform the community of its discoveries.
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In contrast, another of last year's discoveries is the stuff of nightmares—a carnivorous plant 1½ metres tall.
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The discoveries of these receptors were momentous, groundbreaking advances, says Jennifer Pluznick, a physiologist at Johns Hopkins University.
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He went on to make important discoveries in particle physics, geophysics and even the science of the stars.
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Advances of science and technology worldwide will bring new possibilities for discoveries and international collaborations for U.S. scientists.
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But a relatively small amount of the reserves now reflect discoveries made by private and foreign oil companies.
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Over the past decade, reserves have slid more than 40 percent as Pemex's exploration activity yielded fewer discoveries.
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Beauchamp also tries to maintain a sense of curiosity during testing, as this can lead to new discoveries.
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His research was at the root of at least three seminal discoveries that earned others the coveted prize.
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Rivalta and her colleagues used these discoveries to make computer models of future magma paths to the surface.
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Wulf revisits his stunning discoveries in her account, one of the Book Review's 10 Best Books of 2015.
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"There are only about one or two discoveries each year in Indiana," he said, according to the Tribune.
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Scientific discoveries and inventions in America's college campus labs are accelerating modern technological progress at an astounding rate.
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"Research really needs the participation of volunteers and needs the ongoing scientific funding to continue making important discoveries."
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However, after their revolutionary discoveries, NASA extended the missions and sent Voyager 2 onward to Uranus and Neptune.
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The discoveries, as detailed in The Guardian: Edible plants: 11 new species of cassava were found in Brazil.
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While Spirit's run on Mars effectively ended in 2011, Opportunity persisted and continued to make invaluable scientific discoveries.
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In terms of real world applications, these future discoveries could be used improve the efficacy of anti-venoms.
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The discoveries made by scientists have given humanity unprecedented power to alter lives, society, and indeed the world.
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Those initial discoveries left major questions unanswered, such as how often our ancestors interbred with Neanderthals and Denisovans.
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These discoveries also helped bring to an end The Enlightenment—or at least, one of its central metaphors.
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Just as humans are capable of making astounding discoveries about this planet, we're capable of altering its trajectory.
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Pisces live in a magical, creative world and glow with the joy of making discoveries with their partner.
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We realize that promise through the translation of great discoveries into new cures, new technologies and new practices.
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Much of the mineral-rich South Asian nation remains unexplored despite gas discoveries dating back to the 22018s.
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But more discoveries will need to be made to understand exactly how young blood can benefit older people.
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Vakoch said that although it feels like a long shot, many previous astronomical discoveries also once seemed improbable.
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I spoke with two synthetic biologists who were presenting their own discoveries at the conference for Radio Motherboard.
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"This is one of the largest oil discoveries in the last 10 years," Hess said in an interview.
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The Caribbean is attracting wider interest as nearby discoveries and competitive investment terms have emerged, said energy analysts.
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Faraj's paintings want the viewer to stay in this place of wanton sensuality and make other discoveries here.
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But some analysts say they could well be precursors to more discoveries in West Texas and Arctic Alaska.
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These discoveries ultimately helped form the scaffolding for the Standard Model, a crowning achievement of 20th-century physics.
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Our reporter looks at a series of recent discoveries that has refreshed our yearning for the red planet.
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"It's going to enable science discoveries in the cryosphere and polar research for years to come," he said.
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But what has always amazed me most about these genetic discoveries is the simplicity and commonality of life.
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Almost every one of those guys went on to make their own discoveries, do documentaries, and publish books.
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You are right, monetary value is way down the list of how I rate the importance of discoveries.
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"In the last decade or so, we've seen an explosion in the number of discoveries," Dr. Bell said.
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My encounter with the flat earth began, like most life-changing discoveries, as a bit of a joke.
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Mr. Tarr edited and published those discoveries and assembled period brass players from across Europe to play them.
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Gas discoveries are a "sizable gift," said Ahmed Heikal, chairman of Qalaa Holdings, a leading energy investment company.
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But is the British capital still a place where discoveries can be found at a range of prices?
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More gruesome discoveries followed, including the revelation of two dozen deaths in a single nursing home in Madrid.
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Researchers hope that the rover will aid in even more discoveries before its life on Mars is finished.
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The extraordinary announcement follows more than a dozen discoveries of offshore oil in the country in recent years.
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We were captivated by the kids' joy at the small discoveries in the motel: giant mirrors, unfamiliar faucets.
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THIS YEAR'S Nobel prize for physics was split two ways, but both halves went for discoveries beyond Earth.
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No. 22018 was the fresh, briny and textured 218 from Alberto Nanclares, one of my favorite new discoveries.
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If the troubles of Rama's mother informed her psychosexual discoveries, those of her father were no less formative.
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The two firms were 50-50 partners in blocks 10 BB and 13T where the discoveries were made.
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British law requires that such discoveries must be declared to the landowner and reported to the local coroner.
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Archaeologists say the discoveries will shed light not only on the history of shipbuilding but ancient trade routes.
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She sees her discoveries as part of a shared history and uses social media to reveal her finds.
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Take, for example, all of the exciting firsts, confirmed theories and new discoveries that emerged in the 2010s.
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Among other discoveries, Dr. Parker said they found that some behaviors, like herding, were developed more than once.
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At the same time, the market for Rodin in this centenary year has been buoyed by recent discoveries.
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Quantum computing could also help scientists speed up discoveries in adjacent fields like machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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It has made 16 discoveries in the last 11.753 months that unlocked one billion barrels of oil equivalent.
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I was already standing in the mysterious world I had once dreamed of, in which discoveries continue forever.
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"I think the sense of excitement stems in part from the timing of these discoveries," Dr. Laughlin said.
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Scientific and medical discoveries notwithstanding, whole swaths of humankind remain fiercely dedicated to ancient and atavistic sacrificial practices.
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Our mission in science is to produce knowledge and discoveries - let's not let gender get in the way.
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Here are my 21997 choices, a combination of familiar names from years past with plenty of new discoveries.
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Brookings makes some fascinating discoveries that help explain the level of distress and disillusionment in some metro areas.
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The areas on offer will include four blocks close to large existing oil discoveries near Rio de Janeiro.
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Among the genuine discoveries in "Chalk" is that Twombly, a frenetic collector, owned a handwritten letter by Monet.
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But within that trajectory, Mr. Cranston said he was still making discoveries about the play and his performance.
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It's time for them to ask why none of the exciting predictions they promised have resulted in discoveries.
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How a random late-night online search led to new discoveries about the poet's birth and early years.
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One can't help but imagine that maybe this trauma was the jet fuel for all of her discoveries.
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JS: What kinds of discoveries have you made as far as relating food shapes to symbols and forms?
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This fair feels friendly and welcoming, and for many people here, it offers an opportunity to make discoveries.
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Waziri said he expects more discoveries to be made there when archaeologists start more excavation work in January.
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While whale fossils are common throughout the world, discoveries have been relatively few in Central and South America.
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They want help gaining awareness of their money stories and structuring their day-to-day spending around their discoveries.
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Discoveries were made by the minute, from the auditioning process to the last take of the last reshoot day.
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That doesn't bode well for science—especially in a world where the biggest discoveries come from collaborative, multinational teams.
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With the Kepler discoveries of a growing number of possibly Earth-like planets , could any of these support life?
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And while healthy skepticism always leads to better science, we're feeling optimistic about the year's coming missions and discoveries.
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The drop reflects a rate of new oil and gas discoveries not keeping pace with current levels of production.
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New detectors will soon come online to independently verify the discoveries, and more will be learned from more data.
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Developer Steve Troughton-Smith spotted the release on Friday morning and has been tweeting out his discoveries since then.
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Competition between drug developers remains fierce, but Pottage said that all new discoveries are welcome, in particular by physicians.
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After these discoveries, astrologers took years to decide how to interpret them — and even then, not all astrologers agreed.
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Plus, the show is promising "new discoveries" and "groundbreaking revelations that challenge the state's case," whatever those might be.
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This research may seem obscure, but it's exciting for the same reason many other esoteric physics discoveries are exciting.
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While there have been discoveries of Earth rocks that are close to this age, they have been extremely rare.
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The likely explanation for these discoveries isn't as creepy as it could be, but it's also not not creepy.
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It's a varied roster of discoveries, so let's get right to the school's choices, in no specifically ranked order.
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It's still early in the mission, but we're already making some cool new discoveries about this distant rock.[ESA]
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The more inclusive we make our science, the more people who have the chance to make their own discoveries.
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New discoveries lead to new interpretations, which in turn lead to new suggestions on what scientists should study next.
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The explorer's 20143 account of his discoveries was rushed to printers, and copies of the letter spread across Europe.
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