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How Prosthetic Limbs Work

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Prosthetic limbs are incredibly valuable to amputees. Find out how prosthetic limbs restore some of the capabilities lost with the amputated limb.

How Stethoscopes Work

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Stethoscopes started as a way for 19th-century doctors to put some distance between themselves and grubby patients. Today though, this simple listening tool is one of the best ways to diagnose a range of problems.

How Electromagnets Work

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Whether they're sorting out scrap metal or helping us unlock the secrets of the universe, electromagnets are pretty nifty devices. What's so great about magnetism on demand? We'll electrify you with the details.

10 Robots With Dirty Jobs

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So you like to complain about your demonic boss, moronic co-workers and fancy company coffee machine that never, ever works? You need to zip it and meet these 10 hard-working bots. They could tell you stories.

How Electronic Language Translators Work

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An electronic language translator can come in handy in your adventures abroad. Learn how electronic language translators work.

How big is the world's smallest electric car?

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Scientists in Switzerland and the Netherlands have created what can be called the world's smallest electric car. So just how small (or big) is it? Find out.

Cow Burps, Not Farts, Are the Real Problem

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How can a feed additive reduce cow burps? Learn how a feed additive reduce cow burps at HowStuffWorks Now.

What's Your Intelligence Type?

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Intelligence takes many forms and no two people are exactly the same, but there are broad categories that cover classes of intelligence. Which one is yours?

How Plasma Cutters Work

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The metal used to construct buildings resists all sorts of damage, making it a very reliable material -- and very difficult to manipulate into the appropriate form. Enter the plasma cutter. Learn all about the amazing device that cuts through metal like a knife through warm butter.

Why Spellcheck Is So Good and Grammar Check Is So Bad

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Why is it so hard for software to check grammar properly? HowStuffWorks talks with some experts, including two from Microsoft.

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