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Gaze aversion may help reveal kids’ educational progress

Washington, June 3: Parents may be able to tell when their children are learning just by paying a heed to his/her ‘gaze aversion’, say researchers.

US reluctant to use 'ray gun' in Iraq

Washington, June 2 : The U. S. military reportedly has a fully functioning, non-lethal ray gun, but is reluctant to deploy it in Iraq or any other war zone.

Scientists rule out gravitational waves as reason behind “pulsar braking”

Washington, June 3: Scientists have ruled out gravitational waves as the reason behind the slowing down of a mysterious spinning neutron star known as the Crab Pulsar, a phenomenon known as “pulsar

Shopping helps us interact with the world

Washington, June 3: Most of the people see shopping as a good stress-buster, and for the rest, it is a nice way of passing time.

People tend to overestimate their credit quality

Washington, June 3: A new study by researchers at the George Washington University School of Business shows that people are more likely to believe that they had average or above average credit.

US Congress looks past Bush, takes on global warming

Washington - President George W BushUS legislators

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