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28 Sep 2018: isolation because they will have a site of information that provides evidence black people’s long history of attending the University. ... In the novels I read, people tended to go to Oxford or Cambridge.

25 May 2018: Understanding robots will empower people so they can help to shape them to do good. ... Demystifying robots gives people back the power to push for change and create the robots they want.

31 May 2018: Search. Search. First Peoples: two ancient ancestries ‘reconverged’ with settling of South America. ... be ancestral to all Native Americans – originated from ancient peoples representing the southern branch.

6 Jul 2018: The opportunity, indeed necessity, of learning new languages. The wonderful friendliness and hospitality of the local people. ... Necmi Yaṣar, our cook, was exceptional, producing three meals a day, for up to 30 people, out of the tiniest of kitchens.

12 Nov 2018: It is a common misunderstanding that autistic people struggle with all forms of empathy, which is untrue. ... This study also pinpoints some of the qualities autistic people bring to neurodiversity.

18 May 2018: There is a sense that modern languages are in crisis,” says Professor Ayres-Bennett, “and that traditional motivations to get people studying languages are not working. ... A second area she will speak about is how languages can bring people together

2 May 2018: the landscape and the people nearby, and are often seen as imposing and oppressive. ... The Roman nose is described as being ‘the nose of a conqueror’: people who have this type of nose often make natural leaders, including Elizabeth I.

9 Oct 2018: Provide sustainable cultural, social and economic benefits to people. Included in the initial group of ELP-funded projects are plans to return predatory sandbar sharks and Mediterranean monk seals to the ... Building a better future requires a better

20 Jun 2018: The research jointly conducted in the new Centre will redefine the way people interact with the digital and physical world. ... interpret their digital and physical environment, to enable the long-distance exchange of people’s emotions and perceptions,

18 Dec 2018: This is another example of Moravec’s paradox: for most individuals, being able to read and respond to the physical cues of other people, and adapt accordingly, is second-nature. ... When people interact with each other, it’s often in a task-based