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      The search for a "gay gene" may be off-target, new research finds. Another process called epigenetics that switches genes on and off may explain why homosexuality ru...

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      SANTA BARBARA , Calif. (AP) — Authorities say they plan to close access points to popular beaches near the University of California, Santa Barbara in an effort to sh...

    2. The latest news from the USOC - March 26

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    4. Parents of engineer who died in Singapore want murder probe

      The family of an American who turned up dead in Singapore after expressing fear he was being duped by Chinese spies is calling for a congressional investigation into...

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      Universal emotions like anger, sadness and happiness are expressed nearly the same in both music and movement across cultures, according to new research.The research...

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