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Melbourne - Australian scientists today unveiled three new dinosaur skeletons, excavated from Queensland---two herbivores and one carnivore which roamed the land about 98 million years ago, one of the most significant discoveries in decades. Paleontologist and lead author Scott Hocknull, of the Queensland Museum, says in the past dinosaur excavations in Australia haven't been considered important because there were so few of them.
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Chandigarh - A majority of road accident victims in the city and suburbs were found to be driving under the influence of alcohol and most of the mishaps involved two-wheelers riding without helmets, a study has found.
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Survival of the Meanest
Whoever said “girls are sugar and spice and everything nice” has obviously never seen the movie Mean Girls.
In the 2004 movie, Lindsay Lohan plays a home-schooled kid raised in the African bush by zoologist parents who enters public high school for the first time. “Survival of the fittest” takes on a whole new meaning as she tries to find her place among the preps, jocks, nerds, desperate wannabes, burnouts, band geeks, and the meanest species of all—the “Plastics,” the most popular, prettiest, most fashionable girls at school.
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REYKJAVIK, Iceland - A discovery by scientists at deCODE genetics (Nasdaq: DGN) and academic colleagues from Iceland, the Netherlands and Denmark has pointed to a common biological mechanism contributing to both kidney stones and decreased bone mineral density (BMD). About 60% of the population carry two copies of a single-letter variation in the human genome (SNP) on chromosome 21, putting them at roughly 65% greater likelihood of developing kidney stones than those who carry no copies.
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LONDON - The list of locations around the world having experienced terrorist attacks on luxury hotels is growing fast: Netanya in Israel, Jakarta in Indonesia, Taba and Sharm al-Sheikh in Egypt, Sana'a in Yemen, Amman in Jordan, Islamabad in Pakistan, Mumbai in India in November 2008 and last month, Peshawar in Pakistan. Each of these events points to the same major vulnerability that exists in the high-end hotel sector, not just in global terrorism hot spots, but also closer to home, where possible copycat attacks have been predicted, and highlights the urgent need for major security improvements.
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New York - One of the famed models of British premium brand Jaguar -- Jaguar XK 120 -- has been named among the ten cars that have changed the world, by business magazine Forbes.
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