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beauty
Why scientists say this common vegetable may stop gray hair
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nature
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nature
World’s biggest set of human genome sequences opens to scientists
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pets
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how-to
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science
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nature
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nature
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food & drink / recipes / wellness / health / nutrition
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innovation / space
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technology
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nature
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Scientists Recreate the Glowing Egyptian Blue That Lit Pharaohs’ Tombs
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apps
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science
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architecture
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cooking
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fitness
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gardening
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