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	<title>Britain Divided Over Reversal on Harry</title>
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    Some military families expressed unhappiness at what they saw as special treatment.
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	<title>Warming Climate Reverses Sex of Lizards</title>
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    High temperatures can reverse the sex of dragon lizards before they hatch, turning males into females. The finding, detailed in the April 20 issue of the journal Science, could have implications for the development of life as the planet&#039;s climate warms.
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	<title>Earth&#039;s magnetic field reversals mimicked in the lab</title>
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    Every few hundred thousand years or so, the Earth&#039;s north and south magnetic poles switch places. No one knows what triggers these geomagnetic field reversals, but a team in France has now reproduced them in the lab.
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