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Math takes Science's spotlight in 2006
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A controversial proof of a 102-year-old mathematical puzzler has taken the top spot on the journal Science's annual list of scientific breakthroughs.
Other entries on the top 10 list ranged from the deciphering of Neanderthal DNA to studies of the world's shrinking ice sheets.
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