29 October 2004 - Afghan Narcotics Trafficking to Be Targeted in Coming Months
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29 October 2004 - Nanotechnology Group Convenes to Plot Industry Future
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29 October 2004 - Cassini Radar Shows Titan's Young, Active Surface
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29 October 2004 - New Detection System Prevents Cold-Weather Aircraft Damage
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29 October 2004 - Common Household Fragrances Might Harm Aquatic Life, Study Finds
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29 October 2004 - Internet Broadens Users' Political Awareness, Survey Finds
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29 October 2004 - U.S. Nanotechnology Project Targets Rapid Genetic Profiling
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29 October 2004 - Scientists Decode Genome of Infectious Cryptosporidium Parasite
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28 October 2004 - U.S. Adopts Biometric Facial Recognition Standard
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28 October 2004 - FARC Terrorist Indicted for Attack on Americans in Colombia
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28 October 2004 - Scientists Discover Enzyme Crucial to HIV Replication
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28 October 2004 - Astronomers Identify Surviving Star of 1572 Supernova
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28 October 2004 - Eurasian Media Join Campaign Against HIV/AIDS
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28 October 2004 - Changes to U.S. Restrictions on Plant Imports Being Considered
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28 October 2004 - Dolphin, Humans Share Similar Brain Size, Scientists Say
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28 October 2004 - Genetically Altered Worm Might Replace Rats in Toxicology Testing
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28 October 2004 - U.S. Officials Confirm Colombia Curtailing Narco-Terrorism
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28 October 2004 - U.S. Authorities Prosecute Sham Marriages
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28 October 2004 - International Spacecraft Peeks Below Cloud Shroud Around Titan
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27 October 2004 - World Health Officials Launch Patient Safety Initiative
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27 October 2004 - Ambassador Vershbow Urges Eurasian Media to Help Fight AIDS
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27 October 2004 - Magnetic Imaging System Reveals Signs of Audiotape Tampering
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27 October 2004 - U.S. Uncovers Conspiracy to Export Arms to Colombia, Venezuela
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27 October 2004 - State Department Implements Biometric Visa Program
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27 October 2004 - Cassini Completes First High-Resolution Reconnaissance of Titan
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27 October 2004 - U.N. Urges More Cooperation in Fighting Western Hemisphere Fires
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27 October 2004 - Microbes Could Clean Arsenic-Contaminated Water, Scientists Say
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27 October 2004 - U.S., Pakistan Launch Cooperative Science and Technology Projects
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26 October 2004 - North-South Agreement Within Grasp in Sudan, Crocker Says
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26 October 2004 - Three Women from Jerusalem Tour America, Plead for Peace
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26 October 2004 - Scientists Use New Technology to Study Mount St. Helens Crater
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26 October 2004 - U.S. Funds Effort to Catalog Materials from Ancient Iraqi Site
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26 October 2004 - U.S., Japanese Scientists Show How Plant Cells Communicate
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26 October 2004 - United States Launches Plan to Target Synthetic Drug Trafficking
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25 October 2004 - U.S. Deports Honduran Death Squad Leader Back to Honduras
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25 October 2004 - New U.S. Citizens Could Play Deciding Role in 2004 Elections
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25 October 2004 - U.S., German Scientists Find How Bacteria Survive Adverse Conditions
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25 October 2004 - State's Dobriansky Says U.S.-Italy Climate Partnership a Model
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25 October 2004 - NASA Helps Find Lifelong Gene Activity in Live Organisms
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25 October 2004 - Foreign Visitors to United States Need Machine-Readable Passports
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23 October 2004 - Secretary Rumsfeld, Defense Minister Yoon Kwang Ung Hold Annual Talks
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22 October 2004 - New Passport Requirement Will Not Cause Border Disruption
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22 October 2004 - United States To Allow One-Time Exemption for New Passports
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22 October 2004 - Travelers to U.S. Need Visas or Machine-Readable Passports
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22 October 2004 - International Consortium Awards $5.5 Million for DNA Encyclopedia
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22 October 2004 - Latin America Publishing More Science, Engineering Articles
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22 October 2004 - U.S. Continues Allowing Imports of Beluga Caviar
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22 October 2004 - Earth Drags Space and Time as It Rotates, Scientists Say
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22 October 2004 - American Astronaut Will Vote From Space on Election Day
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21 October 2004 - U.N. Says Ecuador at "Appropriate Moment" to Act Against HIV/AIDS
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21 October 2004 - Large-Scale Forces Shape Local Ocean Life, Global Study Shows
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21 October 2004 - U.S. Breaks Up Mexican Drug-Trafficking Organization
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21 October 2004 - U.S. Awards $75 Million to Hydrogen Fuel Research Projects
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21 October 2004 - U.S. Labor Dept. Awards $18.65 Million to Fight Human Trafficking
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21 October 2004 - Labor Dept. Awards $9 million for U.N. Workplace AIDS Programs
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21 October 2004 - U.S. Drug Agency Breaks International Money, Drug Ring
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21 October 2004 - Genetically Modified Parasite Helps Immune System Fight Invasion
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21 October 2004 - International Consortium Describes Complete Human Genome Sequence
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20 October 2004 - Coalition General Says Afghan Election Major Defeat for Taliban
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20 October 2004 - Bush Renews Sanctions on Colombian Drug Trade
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20 October 2004 - American Cancer Expert Raises Awareness of Breast Cancer in Oman
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20 October 2004 - State Department Invests in Improving the Visa Process
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20 October 2004 - World Bank Program Donates Computers to Latin American Children
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20 October 2004 - Planets Born from Turbulence, Scientists Find
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20 October 2004 - Early Stress Inhibits Brain-Cell Communication, Scientists Find
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20 October 2004 - Agriculture Dept. Uses Light to Track Particles in Environment
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20 October 2004 - Soy-Based Hydraulic Fluid Oils Statue of Liberty Elevator
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20 October 2004 - U.S. Scientists to Study Oceans, Coasts from Space
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19 October 2004 - Citizens in U.S., Islamic Countries Seek to Ease Tensions
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19 October 2004 - Microscopic Sensor Monitors Glucose Levels, Scientists Say
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19 October 2004 - NASA Scientists Predict Next Period of Minimum Solar Activity
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19 October 2004 - Vietnam's National AIDS Strategy Praised
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19 October 2004 - International Panel Looks at Illegal Internet Drug Sales
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19 October 2004 - Drought Atlas Reconstructs North American Drought History
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19 October 2004 - New Flexible Fibers Sense Light and Analyze its Colors
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19 October 2004 - El Nino-Related Drought may have Caused Severe Moth Outbreak
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19 October 2004 - U.S.-funded Study May Lead to New Volcano-Monitoring Tools
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18 October 2004 - EPA Head Reaffirms Commitment to Water Protection
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18 October 2004 - Scientists Prepare for Space Probe's Plunge into Titan Atmosphere
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18 October 2004 - U.S. Dismantles Colombia-Based Drug Money-Laundering Organization
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18 October 2004 - VOA's "Ejo Bite?" Radio Gives African Refugee Children a Voice
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18 October 2004 - Scientists Report Success in Malaria Vaccine Trial
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18 October 2004 - New Propulsion System Could Make Possible 90-Day Mars Round Trip
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18 October 2004 - Open Skies Aircraft Might Be Used for Environmental Protection
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17 October 2004 - Agriculture's Veneman Pledges Reduction in Chronic World Hunger
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15 October 2004 - USDA's Veneman Stresses Need to Improve World Food Production
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15 October 2004 - Global Survey Finds 32 Percent of Amphibians Face Extinction
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15 October 2004 - Polio Campaign Targets 5 Percent of World Population
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15 October 2004 - U.S. Issues Grants to Reduce Indoor Air Pollution Problems
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15 October 2004 - U.S. Treasury Department Targets Colombian Drug Cartel
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15 October 2004 - Small Increase in Ivory Trade Approved by Treaty Nations
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15 October 2004 - United States Achieves Objectives at Endangered Species Meeting
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