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LULU GARCIA-NAVARRO, HOST: It's not every day that scientists announce a new season. But that's what ocean researchers just did on the west coast. They say waters off Oregon, Washington and California now have a whole season when the oxygen level on
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Colbie Caillat-Oxygen I came apart inside a world 我在这个由怒气冲冲的人们组成的 made of angry people 世界里支离破碎 I found a boy who had a dream 直到有一天我遇见一个寻梦的男孩 Making everyone smile 他令他身边
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Cat lovers of the world, rejoice! You finally have the chance to understand what your pet is saying thanks to a smart collar that can interpret feline meows and translate it into human speech. Aptly named Catterbox, the collar supposedly has a digita
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Oxygen therapy can bring drug-free relief to many Vidushi Sinha | Washington, DC 15 December 2009 A new study shows that breathing pure oxygen can considerably lessen the agony experienced with severe headaches Cluster headaches are described by suff
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I came apart inside a world 我在这个由怒气冲冲的人们组成的 made of angry people 世界里支离破碎 I found a boy who had a dream 直到有一天我遇见一个寻梦的男孩 Making everyone smile 他令他身边的每个人都能展颜
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