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13 Oct 2014: falling. Homicide has had a higher body count this century than all wars combined – some 8 million people since 2000. ... Once they have it, they need to know it’s safe. So people need to trust banks, and banks need people to trust them.

20 Sep 2006: the paraphernalia ofsyringes, aluminium foil, specific people)and, indeed, the environment in which theirdrug taking occurs. ... We have had anextraordinary range of responsesto what people thought theacoustics were like in differentplaces.”.

22 May 2007: In this issue webring you the psychology ofgambling and who are Europe’shappiest people. ... WWhhyy aarree wwee ssoo ffaatt? For some people,the urge to eat isuncontrollable.

4 Jul 2011: one billion people in developingcountries do not have enough food to meet their basic needs. ... hectare of land used for riceproduction currently provides food for 27people, but by 2050 will have to support atleast 43 people,” he said.

29 Jan 2013: These were people who had allegedly committed crimes on the ground – rape, murder, illegal incarceration,. ... fuel consumption.” The Centre is guided by the ‘triple bottom line’ approach to sustainability: planet, people and profit.

20 Jan 2023: Imagine they are images of two different people. How would you characterise each person? ... What does this tell you about how our society views older looking people?

11 Jun 2018: His interviews explored the journeys, values and struggles of people caught up in the CJS. ... How would this change how people see themselves and how others see them?”.

13 Jun 2024: Benefits may. include acquiring knowledge, skills, insight and new perspectives. It engages people and/or organisations from beyond academia.

17 Jun 2016: best people. Cambridge needs a modern, inclusive and. participative approach to maximising the. ... a meeting of all the people who will. be involved in the project.

25 Feb 2020: 4 E.g. Marc F. Plattner and Larry Diamond (Eds.) (2008) How People View Democracy. ... Whyhave people, in general, become more dis-satisfied with the democracies in which theylive?

16 Jan 2023: 4 | Issue 4 | Autumn 2007. RESEARCH NEWS. The mathematicsof avalanchesEach year more than amillion avalanches fallworldwide, killing arounda hundred people in the Alps alone. ... people. ‘These methods arebecoming increasingly uncertain for theAlps as

1 Apr 2014: Tackling our own environmental challengesIt might be considered that, because the University is home to so many talented and open-minded people, gaining efficiencies in energy use would be a simple ... The University is a democratic place in which over

12 Apr 2016: www.cam.ac.uk/annual-report. Reports and Financial Statements for the year. ended 31 July 2015. Contents. Annual Report of the Council for the academical year 2014–15 1. Annual Report of the General Board to the Council for the academical year

3 Jun 2020: We unashamedly see data science as an increasing source of competitive advantage, and equipping our people with cutting-edge skills just makes good business sense. ... In Michelle’s opinion, the solution centres around transparency and giving

20 May 2016: know a lot about how and why people use rural land, and what this means for migrant birds. ... In watching cinema, too, we are forever looking at and into people’s houses.

29 May 2015: then we need to modify our picture of what people were actually doing. ... Rush hour can be maddening. Roads congested with traffic, public transport overcrowded, pavements heaving with people.

2 May 2013: We’ve found shells on the surface, and harpoons the people used to fish with. ... Can natural environments be used effectively to help people adapt to the effects of climate change?

6 Dec 2019: Our imagesshow natural, real-life people and situations.Theyshould convey emotions, atmosphere and engage theaudience. ... An information guide for people receiving parcels, packagesand letters. Dealing withthreats by post.

18 Jan 2007: Dr John vanWyhe, its founder, estimates that news of the websitehas already reached over 400 million people.

1 Oct 2012: But the approach to carewas really coming full circle. Mental illness and disability were familyproblems for English people living between1660 and 1800. ... Let’s assume we want to communicatesome risk. Are we trying to inform people orpersuade them to