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A.I. Revolution Might Trigger Mass Unemployment Under Increased Reliance On Robots

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World's Smallest Submarine: One-Molecule Craft That Can Move At Breakneck Speed

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Carbon Nanotubes From Cars Are Likely Breathed In By Humans On A Daily Basis

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DNA 'Backpack Strap Adjuster' Could Open The Door For Genetic 'Surgery'

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3-D White Graphene: Electronics Could Be Kept Cool With Incredible Material

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Cobalt Film Could Be Inexpensive New Catalyst In Clean Fuel Field

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Nicaragua Could See Devastating Environmental And Social Impacts With Construction Of $50 Billion Canal

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Carbon Dioxide Could Be Captured With Cheap Asphalt Material

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