Futuristic Expo to spotlight past at Expo 2005
Expo 2005 in Nagoya will feature futuristic displays such as driverless buses and magnetic trains, but its centerpiece is a nearly intact woolly mammoth head with tusks found in Siberia. Scientists plan to study it with subfreezing labs, 3-D brain mapping, and noninvasive X-ray imaging to uncover diet, health, climate, and extinction clues while preserving the specimen for ongoing research.
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Japan denies endorsing Bush in US election
Japan's government denied declaring support for President Bush in the US election. Prime Minister Koizumi said he preferred Bush to Kerry but insisted he would not interfere. Officials stressed the alliance with the United States remains strong despite the comment.
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