2601-) Study Links Custom of Female Cutting to Infertility 2602-) Megachurches in America: Where Bigger Is Better 2603-) U.S. Scientists Find a Way to Create Embryonic Stem Cells With Adult Skin Cells 2604-) Improving on an Ancient Way to Harvest Rainwater 2605-) Language From the Sea, and Still Fresh After All These Years 2606-) Emperor Penguins Survive in Worlds Most Extreme Climate 2607-) Drug for Other Diseases May Have Use Against AIDS 2608-) Colleges Face Limits on Native-American Team Names 2609-) Early Country Music: Cowboys Told About Their Lives in Song 2610-) Big Music From the American Heartland 2611-) Whats in a Name: Standard and Poors 2612-) In Southeastern U.S., Storm Leaves Many People Homeless, Helpless, Angry 2613-) Cesar Chavez Organized First Successful U.S. Farm Workers Union 2614-) Simple Ways to Keep Food Cool 2615-) The American Labor Movement: Past, Present and Wal-Mart 2616-) Non-Profit Exchange Helps Gardeners Save Seeds of Rare Plants 2617-) Sticking Power: Geckos Face Some Competition 2618-) World Summit in New York Will Mark 60th Anniversary of the United Nations 2619-) Study Shows No Link Between Cell Phones and Rare Tumor 2620-) Schools Offer Help for Students Displaced by Hurricane Katrina 2621-) Native Americans Went to War to Protect Their Lands 2622-) Kids Helping Kids Survive the Effects of Katrina 2623-) Katrina: Adding Up the Economic Damage 2624-) Leader of Storm Recovery Efforts Replaced on Gulf Coast 2625-) Dorothy West: The Last Writer of the Harlem Renaissance 2626-) U.N. Report Warns of Risk to Goal to Cut Poverty by 2015 2627-) Recovering From a Storm Now Headed for the History Books 2628-) Aspirin: One of the Most Widely Used Drugs in the World 2629-) Katrina: Counting the Damage to Agriculture 2630-) 'We're Americans, We're Not Refugees' 2631-) Wiley Post: The First Pilot to Fly Around the World Alone 2632-) India, Nepal Fight Outbreak of Japanese Encephalitis 2633-) International Education Program Aims for Worldly Students 2634-) Native Americans Fight Two Wars Over Land Rights 2635-) In Corning, New York: A House of Glass 2636-) NASDAQ: An Electronic Marketplace 2637-) Nomination of Chief Justice Heads to Committee Vote 2638-) Arthur Ashe: Tennis Champion and Civil Rights Activist 2639-) U.N. Says Lack of Money Forces Cuts in Food Aid for African Refugees 2640-) Risk to a Popular Banana Shows Need to Grow Other Kinds 2641-) Genetic Map of Chimps May Show What Makes Us Human 2642-) Literary Voice, Part 1: Some Writers Like to Be Invisible, Others Just the Opposite 2643-) In an Age of Modern Science and Medicine, Infectious Diseases Remain the Worlds Leading Killer 2644-) Fetal Skin Cells May Treat Burns 2645-) O.E.C.D. Says Adult Schooling Should Not Be Limited to Highly Skilled 2646-) How the Western United States Was Settled 2647-) High Fuel Prices Fail to Spread Inflation, at Least Not Yet 2648-) What to Call a Storm? How Scientists Name Hurricanes 2649-) North Korean Nuclear Deal Called Into Question 2650-) Willis Conover Brought Jazz, 'the Music of Freedom,' to the World 2651-) Clinton Global Initiative Launched by Former President 2652-) Finding Child Care Is No Easy Job for U.S. Parents 2653-) Severe Ocean Storms: Behind Nature's Power 2654-) Making Cheese the Traditional Way 2655-) Literary Voice: Don't Parrot Cliches, but Do Read, Read, Read 2656-) National Cryptologic Museum Tells Top Secrets of the Past 2657-) Starting Young to Build a Healthy Heart 2658-) U.S. Foundations Expand Support for African Universities 2659-) James Garfield: Gunfire Ends a Presidency After Only Six Months 2660-) 'Lost' Is Found on Millions of Televisions Worldwide 2661-) Farm Workers Union Celebrates 40th Anniversary of Grape Strike 2662-) Powerful U.S. Lawmaker Accused of Election Law Violation in Texas 2663-) Country and Western Singer Roger Miller Had Many Hit Songs 2664-) World Bank and I.M.F. Approve Debt Relief for Poor Nations 2665-) Hong Kong Gets a Disneyland Park 2666-) As Butterflies Head South to Mexico, Humans Fly Along 2667-) Making Cheese the Traditional Way, Part Two 2668-) Medical Award Honors Two Scientists Who Found Stem Cells 2669-) Mauna Kea in Hawaii: Astronomy on the Worlds Highest Island Mountain 2670-) American Students Get Help With Schoolwork From Far Away 2671-) TOEFL Goes Online, Adds Speaking Section to Test Ability to Communicate 2672-) 1881: Vice President Chester Arthur Replaces Murdered Leader 2673-) The Test of English as a Foreign Language Gets a Makeover 2674-) Allowance Helps Teach Children Early About Money 2675-) Up, Up and Away ... to a Balloon Museum in Albuquerque 2676-) Conservatives, Liberals Criticize Bush's Choice for Court 2677-) Writer Willa Cather Celebrated Europeans Who Settled in the American Midwest 2678-) World Bank Offers Money for Development Ideas 2679-) Charities in the United States Came to the Rescue After Two Hurricanes 2680-) Getting Ready for the Speaking Section on the New TOEFL 2681-) 2005 Nobel Prizes: Medicine Honor Goes to Discovery That Many Dismissed 2682-) Americas Interstate Highway System Has Almost 70,000 Kilometers of Roads 2683-) Making a Dairy Farm Work with Grass-fed Cows 2684-) Nations Are Urged to Do More Against Risk of Avian Flu 2685-) Educational Testing Service Begins New TOEFL Test 2686-) Grover Cleveland: A Democrat Wins the White House in 1884 2687-) Daydreams (and Dragons) Lead Young Writer Paolini to Success 2688-) Work on 'Game Theory' Wins Nobel Prize for Two Economists 2689-) Germany Awaits a New Leader, and a New Day 2690-) Jackson Pollock Invented a New Kind of Painting That Changed the Way People Looked at Art 2691-) Aid Group Designs System to Make Dirty Water Safe to Drink 2692-) Killer Virus Brought Back From Past, in Hopes to Avoid a Future One 2693-) Growing 'Love Apples,' Better Known These Days as Tomatoes 2694-) Isaac Newton: One of Historys Greatest Scientists 2695-) U.S. Drug Agency Urged to Approve Inhaled Insulin for Diabetics 2696-) In Oregon, 'Heritage Speakers' of Farsi Get to Learn From a Young Native 2697-) Some American School Systems Prepare to Cut Middle Schools 2698-) Immigrants: America's Industrial Growth Depended on Them 2699-) 'Souls Alike': Bonnie Raitt's 18th Album Is First She Produced Herself 2700-) U.S. Supermarkets Face Growing Competition
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