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Aug 1, 2011
Daily Mail - The idea that there is no water on Mars is something most scientists dare not contemplate for fear of tempting fate. After all, should the Red Planet have been dry for billions of years then there is zero chance of Nasa's dream of harbouring life there becoming a reality.
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Aug 1, 2011
The New York Times - LUBBOCK — A century ago, Texas was covered with windmills, which pumped water from aquifers so cattle could drink and gardens could grow. Thousands of these old-style models still exist in remote pastures, but in recent years far taller and more powerful turbines have sprouted atop western mesas, transforming this oil and gas state into the national leader in wind-generated electrical power.
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Jul 29, 2011
ABC News 4 Charleston - Dr. John McGlone, Professor of Animal Science at Texas Tech University, who provided an overview of innovations in husbandry and transportation to improve pig welfare
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Jul 29, 2011
San Angelo Standard-Times-Either way, “It’s a common belief that it’s a bad idea,” said Patrick Metze, the director of criminal clinics for the Texas Tech School of Law, of self-representation.
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