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How Automated Reminders Work
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Automated reminders keep you on top of your to-do list. Find out how e-mail, text and phone notifications can save you time and money.
Can People Get Bone Marrow Transplants From Baboons?
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A baboon transplant sounds like something from fiction, but a doctor really attempted it. Read why a baboon transplant was risked and the results.
How Grease Caps Work
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Grease caps are useful towing accessories. Learn all about grease caps at HowStuffWorks.
Questions about Cooking Chicken
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How much do you know about cooking chicken? Find common questions about cooking chicken, answers, and tips to help with your next chicken dinner.
Science Projects for Kids: Magnets and Metal
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Try these science projects for kids on magnets and metal, and you'll learn about why the two attract. Make a paper clip chain, compasses and more.
1968-1969 Dodge Charger
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The 1968-1969 Dodge Charger was a high-powered car with tons of attitude. Learn more about the 1969-1969 Dodge Charger at HowStuffWorks.
1960 Mercury
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The 1960 Mercury had a more subtle attitude than its predecessors. Learn more about the changes made to the 1960 Mercury and what engines were used.
Do food manufacturers manipulate taste?
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Flavorists are scientists that use chemistry in order to produce different tastes. Find out what flavorists do and how flavorists create different tastes.
How Cicadas Work
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Some cicadas are annual breeders and some show up about every 17 years. They all produce a 'song' that is almost loud enough to damage our ears.