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Miller-McCune magazine Apocalypse, Wow
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Western filmgoers increasingly like to see it all come down as apocalypse becomes hot box office.
Miller-McCune magazine Bare Breasts Don't Beget Boffo Box Office
Mediator Articles | Bare Breasts Don't Translate into Big Box Office | Miller-McCune Online Magazine
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Study suggests that female nudity and sex scenes don't necessarily translate into big box-office results.
Miller-McCune magazine The realization there's a lot of competition out there for a mate appears to increase one's religious intensity.
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If you're in the market for a mate and you encounter evidence of just how much competition is out there, what do you do? For a lot of people, the answer seems to be: Start praying.
Miller-McCune magazine What Are Those Warships Doing Off Somalia?
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Piratefighting Western navies find that parking off the Horn of Africa also provides cover for a range of other national interests, from counter-terrorism to protecting scofflaw fishermen.
Miller-McCune magazine Dengue Fever Slips Across the Border
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In a less remarked-upon aspect of climate change, tropical diseases like dengue fever — once restricted to warmer or moister climes — are infiltrating the United States.
Miller-McCune magazine The Primitive Science of Restoration
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Biologists seek to "do no harm," improve island health, get rid of human-introduced predators and untangle complex relationships that developed on the fly.
Miller-McCune magazine The Low-Tech Reality of Identity Theft
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Researchers talking to convicted identity thieves in federal prison find that there's less super-genius computer hacking represented and more trash picking and receipt stealing.
Miller-McCune magazine I’d Like the Same Plan Better If It Was Bill Clinton’s
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A study looking at prejudice and the president finds a persistent residue of racism even in how health care reform is viewed.
Miller-McCune magazine Scientists Need to Get Out More
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Two books — "Unscientific America" and "Am I Making Myself Clear" — look at science illiteracy in America and report that it can be reversed with something that's already in the lab — scientists.
Miller-McCune magazine May I Refer to My Pharmacopeia During the Test?
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College students nonmedical use of ADHD prescriptions focus on doing better academically, confirming some of the folk knowledge concerning this corner of drug use.
Miller-McCune magazine A Rock That Helps Out In a Hard Place
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Peridotite, a mineral that slowly absorbs carbon from the atmosphere, has received very little attention as mankind looks to reverse the accumulation of greenhouse gases.
Miller-McCune magazine Does Biased News Have a 'Time Bomb' Effect?
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A European study by Michael Bruter shows that, over time, even the most sophisticated readers can be manipulated by slanted news.
Miller-McCune magazine Cut Commercials, Not Carbs
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Research has shown that commercials for highfat and highsugar foods might be responsible for childhood obesity.
Miller-McCune magazine Counting the Stars
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Graphic representations of how movie stars and their critics rate, according to Metacritic.com.
Miller-McCune magazine Government That Listens First, Then Acts?
The Idea Lobby Articles | Tech Czar Aneesh Chopra Wants a Conversation | Miller-McCune Online Magazi
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The Obama administration's tech czar, Aneesh Chopra, wants a Silicon Valley value transplanted to the beltway: customer experience design.
