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    <title>Life in the Deep Biosphere</title>
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    <summary>Originally, biologists' work complemented that of geoscientists in the scientific ocean-drilling community. But the shift to marquee status for the life sciences reflects developments made during the past 45 years....</summary>
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        Originally, biologists' work complemented that of geoscientists in the scientific ocean-drilling community. But the shift to marquee status for the life sciences reflects developments made during the past 45 years.
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    <published>2012-04-11T18:20:10Z</published>
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    <summary>Early this January, researchers who hope for funding from the National Science Foundation's Divisions of Environmental Biology and Integrative Organismal Systems were busy writing their proposals. But this year, the rules have changed. Whether the new way of submitting proposals...</summary>
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        Early this January, researchers who hope for funding from the National Science Foundation's Divisions of Environmental Biology and Integrative Organismal Systems were busy writing their proposals. But this year, the rules have changed. Whether the new way of submitting proposals will actually improve the review process remains to be seen.
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    <published>2012-03-09T21:25:13Z</published>
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    <summary>Can the Great Lakes be protected? Does it matter?...</summary>
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        Can the Great Lakes be protected? Does it matter?
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