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22 May 2015: There are documented instances of this,” says Clackson. “It was a way of letting people know who was boss.”. ... People used language fairly pragmatically according to what would get them the best results, he says.

25 Feb 2015: Some people have been sceptical about whether we could ever get a strong enough signal. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People. Places.

9 Nov 2015: We wanted something that would grab people’s attention and get them telling our story, something outside the box.”. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People.

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8 Jun 2015: As a teenager, Professor Carol Brayne’s love of Charles Dickens and George Eliot opened her eyes to a world in which social inequality had a powerful impact on people’s ... Her voracious reading as a young adult helped her understand the importance

14 Sep 2015: due to the number of people who found more efficient ways to get to work. ... Our findings illustrate that people might get stuck with suboptimal decisions because they don’t experiment enough.”.

20 Jan 2015: Four billion people live in areas with the disease, although mortality is relatively low. ... There are 400 million infections a year: 500,000 people develop severe infection symptoms and approximately 25,000 of these die.

29 Jun 2015: diseases and found similarities with those seen in people with chronic infection, such as hepatitis C, and cancer: in other words, they have shown that the same process of T cell ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People.

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2 Feb 2015: The findings represent another important step towards understanding how and why people develop Parkinson’s. ... According to the charity Parkinson’s UK, one in every 500 people in the UK – an estimated 127,000 in all – currently has the condition,

24 Apr 2015: Some of the important and pioneering work for which Cambridge is best known and which has led to major improvements in people’s lives was only possible using animals, from the ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People.

21 Mar 2015: The Yanomami people of the Amazonian rainforest use curare - a mix of Strychnos genus plants - to poison their arrows. ... It made good sense for people to use poisons. On their own, Palaeolithic weapons with stone arrowheads may not have been deadly

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23 Oct 2015: Because it makes peer-reviewed scholarship free at the point of use, open access helps ensure people who need knowledge can access it, even if they can’t afford to pay ... And identifiers for people and documents (even parts of documents), so there can

6 May 2015: Because ‘sunk costs’ represent a loss, this drives risk-taking people to try to recoup losses through additional searching in the face of uncertainty. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People. Places.