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      <title>Desert Trackways: 7-Million-Year-Old Clues To Elephant Social Complexity</title>
      <description>Discovery of fossilized footprints in the Arabian desert tells us that elephants have lived in complex families for 7 million years. Elephants have adapted to changing conditions for millenia, but can they withstand the stresses we humans inflict today?</description>
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      <title>BlackBerry Crackdown Starts In Arab Gulf States</title>
      <description>The UAE government has announced it will start blocking BlackBerry data service in October because it apparently can't break the devices' encryption. The UAE says BlackBerrys represent a security risk to the "social, judicial and national security" since they use encryption software that makes it impossible for security officials to snoop on messages.</description>
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