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How 3D Printers Work (Infographic)The process of creating 3D solid objects from a digital computer model.
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Who Still Smokes? Smokers in the U.S. Todayhealth -
Infographic: How Radiation Affects the Human BodyHow does radiation harm the body?
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Infographic: Types of Weight Loss SurgeryMyHealthNewsDaily explains how these procedures differ.
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States Where Gay Marriage Is Legal (Infographic)Massachusetts was the first state to legalize gay marriage, in 2004.
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How Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Works (Infographic)One of the most active volcanoes on Earth, Hawaii's Kilauea has erupted continually for more than 30 years.
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Tornado Alley Map, Stats (Infographic)More than a thousand tornadoes strike the U.S. annually.
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Dinosaur Profile: Tyrannosaurus Rex (Infographic)Learn about T. rex's massive teeth, bones, habitat and other dinosaur secrets.
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Drought Grips U.S. (Infographic)More than half of the continental United States this summer is experiencing moderate to extreme drought, according to reports released by the National Weather Service.
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Cities With Most Dangerous Drivers (Infographic)St. Louis, Missouri tops the list compiled by Men's Health magazine.
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Only 1-in-5 Americans Show Confidence in Television News (Infographic)One quarter of those polled by Gallup expressed confidence in newspapers.
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The United States is Heating Up (Infographic)The first six months of 2012 were the hottest of any year on record.
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Pesticides Lurk in Fruits & Veggies (Infographic)68 percent of foods sampled contained measurable pesticides even after washing and peeling.
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Measuring Freedom and Repression (Infographic)Sixteen countries rank as the Worst of the Worst in personal freedoms, with 23% of the world population having no say in how they are governed.
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Leading Causes of Death in the US: 1900 - Present (Infographic)The 20th century saw big strides in defeating many illnesses, but heart disease and cancer are still the major causes of death in the United States.
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Tracking Japan's Tsunami Debris (Infographic)Wreckage from the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan in 2011 has traveled thousands of miles across the Pacific Ocean.
earthquakes -
Americans' Creationist Views on Human Origins (Infographic)About a third of Americans believe that humans evolved, but under God's guidance.
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What's Killing the TV? (Infographic)TV sets are going dark as viewers turn to their computers and tablets to satisfy their hunger for entertainment.
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The Science of Rip Currents (Infographic)Swimmers risk getting dragged out to deep water by the currents.
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Golden Gate Bridge Celebrates 75-year History (Infographic)More than two billion vehicles have crossed the bridge since its opening in 1937.
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Near-record Number of Astronaut Applicants (Infographic)The 2013 group is second only to the 1978 batch of hopefuls. Only a tiny percentage of applicants are selected to become astronauts.
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The Facts on Moms & Breast-Feeding (Infographic)By age one, the percentage of babies being breast-fed drops to under one quarter.
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Minority Babies Outnumber White Babies in US (Infographic)In an historic demographic shift, white babies are now in the minority compared with nonwhite newborns.
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Wake Up! The Real Facts on Sleepwalking (Infographic)Sleepwalking appears to be most common in children.
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