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- Two Americas...
- Political Rhetoric
- Consumer Electronics Show: 11 Tech Trends for 2011
- Time for a New Era of Political Correctness?
- Rep. Gabrielle Giffords
- Everybody Loves Cash. Just Don't Try to Give Anyone Some
- What Went Viral This Week
- CES: How Toshiba’s Glasses-Free 3D Laptop Works
- CES: Buying a Tablet? Wait Until Spring (or Later)
- CES: 3D TV Overshadowed By Connected TV This Year
- Why the Tucson Massacre Has Rattled So Many Judges
- Tragedy in Tucson: What Motivated Giffords' Shooter?
- The Gwyneth Paltrow Problem
- Is Violent Rhetoric Behind the Attack on Giffords?
- Why Exercise Won't Make You Thin
- Honey from the Forbidden Planet: Remembering Anne Francis (1930-2011)
- The Renault Affair: How Common is Corporate Espionage?
- Portugal TV Star Slain, Castrated at NYC Hotel
- Pakistan's Police and Army: How Many Enemies Within?
- Where U.S. Jobs Are: Finding Work in a Not-Great Recovery
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NOAM SOBEL, of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, whose study showed that men who sniffed the tears of weeping women produced less testosterone and found female faces less arousing
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