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Babies born during the brief but intense Biafra famine in Nigeria 40 years ago have grown up to be more susceptible to obesity and its attendant maladies than those born on either side of it, scientists have found.
Even if they cannot locate it, scientists are confident the little probe will eventually make its whereabouts known.
When poetry doesn't do it, scientists sometimes turn to music.
To document it scientists have searched for historical fingerprints.
If so, the Tevatron has a good shot at finding it, scientists said.
In longing for it, scientists demonstrate a concern for themselves as creators, as irreplaceable makers.
Governments know it, scientists know it, but things are not changing.
If nature allows it, scientists believe, gene editing could let them build it.
To make it, scientists extracted cells from a part of the child's body that wasn't blistered.
We hear it every day in generalised speech without questioning it: scientists are "he", engineers are unwaveringly men.
However, the oceans will continue to rise throughout next century and probably the one after it, scientists warn.
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