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• Erratic Thoughts for 03/01/2007
• Julie Amero Sentence Postponed a Month
• Say No to Medicaid and Yes to Insulation?
• Testosterone: Possible Key to Female Sexual Satisfaction
• Evolution Favors the Endowed... At Least Among Mice
• Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera Comes to Geneva
• Public Parking: To Bid or Not to Bid?
• In Rod We Trust
• Meatwad, you're killing me
• Japanese Sweep Consumer Reports' Auto Rankings
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• The 404s: Missing Persons' Site, MIA
• Sony and Kotaku In Blacklist Flap
• The 404s: Italy's Broken Links
• The Pain Reaches Ford's Top Ranks
• Carter Rips "Four-Star Bureaucrats"
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• As Ford Workers Call It Quits, What's Ahead for Detroit?
• Grand Theft Auto IV Trailer: March 29
• Introducing Underwire, The New (Under)Wired Blog
• Federal Funding for HIV Prevention Programs Comes with Strings
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• Elite Beat Agents Help Mel Gibson
• Zune Phone Coming?
• Xeni Jardin Talks P2P Lawsuits on NPR
• Folk Devils: Why People Like The Idea That Games Cause Violence
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• National ID Card Rules Unveiled
• BioShock Pushed Back to August
• Six Things To Do With Your Old Xbox
• Take Two In Red For 2007
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• Retronauts: The Fall and Fall of Mascots
• Meme: Romanticism
• The 404s: So Much for "International Cooperation"
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• CompUSA to Close Nearly 50% of US Stores
• John Edwards' Second Life Vandalized
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• Interview: Lulu by The Silent Theatre [Part 3]
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