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1 Jan 2010: And since we have another 6 metres to go before we hit bedrock, the deepest archaeological trench in North Africa has potentially a 200,000-year-old story to tell.’.

11 Mar 2010: A record number of students applied for the scheme which was run over three Thursday-Saturday slots earlier this term. The number of undergraduates

15 Feb 2010: A similar event was held last year which nearly 200 students attended.

8 Nov 2010: When operations finally ceased in September 1942, about 200 people had been saved - the last group against instructions from the British administration in Assam which, acting on faulty intelligence, thought that

20 Oct 2010: The 2010 Race was also televised in more than 200 countries around the world.

18 Oct 2010: As recently as 2008, a survey of 1,200 British primary school teachers for the UKLA found that 22% could not name a single poet.

24 Jun 2010: Their route covers 200 miles along the Cam, the Great Ouse, the Middle Level Navigations, the River Nene, the Grand Union Canal, the Oxford Canal and the Cherwell with 113 locks

7 Jun 2010: Carbide Precipitation inSteel Weld Metals. www.msm.cam.ac.uk/phase-trans. 0.200.150.100.050.000.0. 0.1. 0.2. Dissolved C / wt%.

17 Nov 2010: The archive, which stretches to almost 200 pages in all, was compiled years after the war by an islander called Frank Falla, who was himself deported for running an underground newsletter

1 Nov 2010: Dr Paul Seabright heads the Cambridge University Technical Services Limited (CUTS) at Cambridge Enterprise, which now manages 200 consultancy projects per annum in subject areas that range from engineering to economics,

22 Oct 2010: Packed with almost 200 million people speaking nearly 60 languages, Pakistan is both densely populated and diverse.

8 Sep 2010: Not only does Cambridge top the ranking for the first time, but there are more UK institutions than ever before in the top 100 and 200.”.

16 Nov 2010: During his economics career in Cambridge, Professor Singh has published several books and monographs as well as nearly 200 research papers, including 90 in refereed economic journals.

20 Oct 2010: milk. Breastfeeding accounts for up to one third of all mother-to-child transmissions of HIV, approximately 200,000 babies every year, primarily in Sub-Saharan Africa.

29 Nov 2010: Cambridge Challenge Fund companies employ over 200 people. The Challenge Fund is one of three early stage ‘evergreen’ seed funds managed by Cambridge Enterprise, the University’s commercialisation group.

8 Apr 2010: Viewers in more than 200 countries around the world also saw live coverage or news highlights.

1 Nov 2010: editions of the tablets from four of the 40 libraries, spanning the period 700–200 BC, to better understand the knowledge cultures of ancient Assyria and Babylonia on their own terms.

11 Mar 2010: Working in collaboration with the UK’s National Police Leadership College at Bramshill, the Institute of Criminology has educated almost 200 of the UK’s chief police officers, including more than

1 Jan 2010: Located at High Cross on Madingley Road, the Turner centrifuge at the Department of Engineering’s Schofield Centre travels at speeds of 200 miles per hour and creates 150 times the

9 Mar 2010: A total of 1,200 pupils from 250 schools around the country, from both the independent and state sectors, took part in the competition.