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13 Nov 2007: The Humanitarian Centre, an organisation that shares resources and skills to help people nationally and internationally, has already made use of the new service.

2 Jul 2007: She says: “I've met and made friends with a huge range of people at Cambridge.

1 Apr 2007: Worldwide, about 10 million people are diagnosed annually with cancer and more than 6 million people die of the disease. ... To do this, you need to study as large a number of people as possible – which can only be made possible through significant

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6 Mar 2007: Nokia will initially base around ten people at Cambridge. The agreement is intended to be long-term and the number of Nokia researchers at the University is set to rise over ... Nokia Research Center employs about 950 people and has activities in Finland,

8 Mar 2007: While most people would accept that Churchill was no anti-Semite, this sheds fascinating new light on his views about Jews, which were very inconsistent.". ... While most people would accept that Churchill was no anti-Semite, this sheds fascinating new

30 Oct 2007: The gala dinner for over 400 people, at the Hilton Metropole hotel in London, was held to recognise and promote organisations which make an outstanding contribution to chemical and bioprocess industries.

19 Nov 2007: I'm interested in working in financial markets in London so this is just a good chance to talk to a number of people under one roof.”. ... I want to work in the games sector so I was keen to meet the people at Frontier, Sony and Jagex,” said Nathan.

29 Aug 2007: 1990s. We saw that we needed to make an impact early on in people's lives,” said Brenda King, Chief Executive of ACDiversity. ... Ms King said: “Staying somewhere like Corpus Christi helps young people to believe in themselves and to feel at ease in

23 Oct 2007: Thousands of people are expected to descend on the city of Cambridge for a packed five-day programme that will include everything from talks by world-renowned academics to comedy and

9 Apr 2007: On Saturday tens of thousands of people lined the banks of the River Thames in London to watch both Goldie, the second boat, and the Blue Boat win against Oxford over

17 May 2007: One of the most distinguished sopranos of her generation will visit Cambridge this evening to speak about her life and career with the world's foremost opera

11 Apr 2007: Acute: high-level programming language design for distributed computation. This work is exploring the design space of high-level languages for distributed computation, focussing on typing, naming, and version change. We have designed, formally

24 Sep 2007: Dr Carolin Crawford, from the Institute of Astronomy, who collaborated on the exhibition, said: “The aim is to get people who would not come to your average science exhibition curious about ... If you can interest people in the sounds of space, they

28 Nov 2007: The University of Cambridge has a special place in the hearts and minds of our people. ... it. “Scholarships extended to students from different countries are also an important means of strengthening relations between people across nations and societies

19 Jul 2007: The Cambridge researchers studied the genetic make-up of people around the world and the measurements of more than 60,000 skulls kept in academic collections.

23 Jul 2007: He is very proud of his kendo students: "You really see them grow as people, gaining confidence and good manners and taking on responsibilities to help the progress of their juniors.

21 Dec 2007: What that has enabled us to do, however, is talk to people of either opinion in an open-minded way.

21 Sep 2007: Attendees included heads of sixth form, subject teachers, careers advisers and academic mentors from schools and colleges, as well as advisers working for Connexions, the information service for young people. ... Many pupils at schools in and around

8 Nov 2007: Earlier this year a team of British geneticists discovered that variation in a gene called FTO influence people's risk of becoming obese. ... We know that obesity increases people's risk of developing a range of cancers as well as other diseases, and the