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Prairie View students shut down a highway in order to march seven miles for early voting.
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A chemist published seventy plagiarized papers in three years, despite the fact that "The instruments cited in his papers did not exist in the department "
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Love the title.
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A method of using entangled particles to solve a version of the "Byzantine General Problem."
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A scheme for holding light-emitting bubbles in place, producing more light and enabling better studies of sonoluminescence.
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Jessa Crispin on the absurdity of fashion guides for women. And again, I am grateful for my Y chromosome.
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96-98% D_2SO_4, 99.5 atom-% D, is 100g/$(US)119 from Aldrich. If they really knew how to have a good time they'd be sonoluminescing with a high pressure/high temperature/persistence payoff.
"The instruments cited in his papers did not exist in the department "
In their defense, how can peer reviewers be expected to know who has picked up which toy when?
Not only did I not check that with the last paper I reviewed, but I don't even know how I would check it.