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by Team Jezebel 06.17.2013 23:28 |
India's strict ban on pre-natal diagnostic tests aka finding out if your unborn child is a boy or a girl have been rigorously enforced since federal legislation on the matter passed in 1994. |
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by Team Techcrunch 06.17.2013 11:19 |
Buried in the ongoing PRISM debacle, there was actually some hopeful news out of Washington D.C. for startups this week. |
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by Team Guardian 05.30.2013 01:23 |
Dramatic shift in number of women out-earning their husbands has soared in the past five decades, up from 11% in 1960
Working mothers are now the sole breadwinners for 40% of US families, a dramatic cultural shift brought about by a record number of married women out-earning their husbands |
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by Team Jezebel 05.27.2013 19:23 |
What hath Hurricane Sandy really wrought? Apparently, lots of babies.
According to overburdened record books of several New York hospitals, the storm, which hit the Northeast just about nine months ago, along with the resulting blackouts, apocalyptic panic, and the epic boredom that comes f |
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by Team Jezebel 05.27.2013 19:23 |
Dolphins are magical, highly-intelligent creatures that play with surfers, save drunk people from riptides, and jump over the rings of Lisa Frank"s neon-splattered Saturn. |
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by Team SlashDot 05.26.2013 03:22 |
McKenney, one of the Linux RCU implementors, addresses the problem of synchronization using structured deferral on, what else, Mr Schrödinger's famous cat.
Courtesy of deferral/procrastination, the cat can be both alive and dead at the same time. |
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by Team Jezebel 05.23.2013 19:25 |
Following trends from the past several years, a report released Thursday by the Center for Disease Control indicates that all those crazy anti-teen pregnancy ads might be working, because the rate of teen births dropped 25 percent between 2007 and 2011. |
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by Team Think Progress 05.23.2013 17:25 |
states saw a dramatic drop in their teen birth rates between 2007 and 2011, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control. |
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