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Do twins hold the key to AIDS puzzle?

Scientists investigate the AIDS virus with a trio of studies involving HIV-positive twins, a failed vaccine and a protein "stop sign"

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Video: "All-Natural" labels may be deceiving

For shoppers who care about healthier eating, deciphering food labels can be like reading a foreign language...which is why some people just keep an eye out for one simple word, "natural." But as Manuel Gallegus found out, "natural" is probably not what you think.

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Fast Cities 2011

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Will RIM Find Balance With New BlackBerry Tech?

Research in Motion tries to improve its smartphone game, following a series of dismal announcements. Research in Motion, makers of the BlackBerry, need a Hail Mary pass. Its sales are dropping; a few week ago, it put out dismal numbers

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Sugar Farmers And Corn Industry Debate Who Can Name Themselves After Poison

Last year, the Corn Refiners Association decided that the term "high fructose corn syrup" just didn't have same catchy ring to it as "sugar." The solution: re-brand HFCS as "corn sugar" and launch a marketing blitz to educate the public about the wonders of this freshly named, all-natural product. Now sugar farmers are fighting back to reclaim their good name--even though it has recently been tarnished .

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Westwood, Watson shine

PGT's Par 3: Lee Westwood seals the No. 1 ranking with a win, and Bubba Watson vaults into the top 10.

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How The Attack On Osama Bin Laden Was Live-Tweeted

And other stories about how the news of Al Qaeda’s leader’s passing ping-ponged around the web and social media, from BNO News to George W. Bush. It was one of the most tweeted--but not the single most tweeted--events, Twitter tells us.

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