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World's thinnest MEMS oscillator debuts (EETimes)
Touted as the world's thinnest MEMS oscillator at just 0.25 millimeters, a new device is being targeted at applications such as smart cards, ultra-thin cellphones, system-in-package modules, flash storage units and other multichip modules.
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Aso landslide in Japan's vote seen certain (Asia News Network)
Taro Aso's assumed victory in Monday's (Sept 22) Liberal Democratic Party leadership race to succeed Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda will be by a large margin both in voting by LDP Diet members and party prefectural chapters, according to Yomiuri Shimbun surveys and other sources.
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Slow lifting for fast slimming (Contra Costa Times)
Fitness author Jorge Cruise believes that just a few minutes per week of properly applied resistance exercise can firm muscles, build lean muscle tissue and trim inches off the waist.
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Victoria Beckham looses her cool over slimming pills claims (New Kerala)
Former Spice Girl and David Beckham's wife, Victoria Beckham was furious at reports she used diet pills, insisting the claims were nonsensical.
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Victoria Beckham - Beckham Furious Over Slimming Pills Claims (ContactMusic)
Former SPICE GIRL VICTORIA BECKHAM was furious at reports she used diet pills, insisting the claims were "ludicrous". The singer was accused of taking slimming tablets ...
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Beckham 'furious' over slimming pills claims (world entertainment news via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
Former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham was furious at reports she used diet pills, insisting the claims were "ludicrous".
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Cleveland Clinic internist Lawrence Beck's diet tips: eat well, get moving (Palm Beach Daily News)
There are no shortcuts to better health and a slimmer waistline, despite what you hear on those ubiquitous television ads.
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Instead of Eating to Diet, They’re Eating to Enjoy (The Hendersonville Times-News)
Many dieters are shunning deprivation diets and instead focusing on adding seasonal vegetables, nuts, berries and other healthful foods to their plates.
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Beetle diet likely issue (Otago Daily Times)
The Department of Conservation has set up a captive breeding programme for Cromwell's endangered chafer beetle (Prodontria lewisi).
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Diet drinks lose out to sugary alternatives (The New Zealand Herald)
Anxieties about the health effects of aspartame appear to have turned many consumers against the artificial sweetener, sparking new public health worries this could boost obesity.
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