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•	[Biz] Medical Items
	Country : Bangladesh Posted On : Jun 29' 2006 Medical Items import and supply interest in Bangladesh Please send email with images of your products and wholesale prices with your policy. Looking forward to hearing from you. Regards,
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•	Zoom Microscopes
	Zoom microscopes can greatly enhance the ability of a researcher to record his findings by allowing the alteration of an image size from the microscope to a video monitor. There are three usual ways of doing this. Let's take a brief look.The first uses op...
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•	Amazing Trick: Put A Coin Into The Bottle
	Amazing bar trick! The bet is to put a coin into the bottle without touching anything: coin, toothpick or bottle. Very easy but unexpected solution! Ranked 4.18 / 5 \| 32482 views \| 38 Comments Click here to watch the video Submitted By: mezon Tags: Bar tricks Bets Proposition Amazing Coins Bottles Toothpick Match Mezon Beauty Categories: How To Science & Tech
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•	For Toy-like NASA Robots In Arctic, Ice Research Is Child's Play
	Several snowmobiles navigated speedily over arctic ice and snow in Alaska's outback in late June. This scene might seem ordinary except that the recently unveiled snowmobiles are unmanned, autonomous, toy-size robots called SnoMotes -- the first prototype network of their kind envisioned to rove treacherous areas of the Arctic and Antarctic capturing more accurate measurements that will help scientists better understand what is causing the well-documented melting of ice in those regions.
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