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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
Vail Daily - Top Stories RAPHAEL G. SATTER Associated Press Writer 2010
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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
WTVM - 1- WTVM Home 2010
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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
WTVM - 1- WTVM Home 2010
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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
WTVM - 1- WTVM Home 2010
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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
WTVM - 1- WTVM Home 2010
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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
WAFB - Local News 2010
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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
News 2010
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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
Vail Daily - Top Stories RAPHAEL G. SATTER Associated Press Writer 2010
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Most tantalizing is the prospect that the expedition, led by geochemist Douglas Connelly of Britain's National Oceanography Center, could also reveal a variety of new life forms specially adapted to the Trough's punishing environment.
Observer: Home Page 2010
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