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20 Jul 2015: As horses mature, and then grow older, their teeth change. People familiar with horses can gauge a horse’s age by looking in its mouth. ... The frieze shows representatives of the city – city elders and officials, soldiers, young men and unmarried

13 Feb 2015: The B.A. Hall numbers increased dramatically this year with people being turned away because of the limited number of places. ... F inally, I know people like seeing their name in print, so here is the team list in full:.

18 Dec 2015: complaining to the DPAs. So a significant number of people are having their privacy concerns addressed. ... make people forget what they have just seen, let alone with a legal instrument.

10 Jul 2015: Overnight all Germans living in Britain became ‘enemy aliens’ whose lives were no longer their own. ... 1870. British stereotypes about German people have existed in many forms over the centuries.

3 Aug 2015: One has to convey the various shades and omissions of a certain thought-movement that looks maltreated in an alien language. ... I use the word ‘alien’, yet English is not really an alien language to us.

22 Jun 2015: assessing the impact of invasive seaweed species - assessing the impact and dispersal of marine aliens - modelling biosecurity issues. -

9 Apr 2015: They are not 'other', 'alien' or 'different', nor do they perceive themselves in this way. ... are very important for some of the people in the mixed urban environment of this novel.

4 Apr 2015: Problems therefore arise of deciding which logic is appropriate for the concept underconsideration: some people get into comic contortions trying to impose an alien logic on unco-operativematerial. ... the content ofthought, from the living thought of

9 Apr 2015: In the U.K., people hear American voices all the time, but they probably aren't that sensitive to the implications of accent. ... of drama, and lots of questions allowing people to draw on whatever material they think relevant.

2 Jul 2015: Given the growing number of Earth-like planets of which astronomers are now aware, it is increasingly extraordinary that aliens that look and behave something like us have not been found, ... Professor Conway Morris has previously raised the prospect