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28 May 2020: like health) in developing countries. Michael would be so happy to know that development economics will. ... the same college at which his father had read Economics). Over the long.

18 Dec 2020: Economic historians have since shown that levels of air pollution and malnutrition increased the infectiousness and mortality rate from Spanish flu. ... That concealed the full extent of the economic damage from the pandemic, particularly the destruction

18 Dec 2020: Economic historians have since shown that levels of air pollution and malnutrition increased the infectiousness and mortality rate from Spanish flu. ... That concealed the full extent of the economic damage from the pandemic, particularly the destruction

12 Feb 2020: He specialised in Arab and Middle Eastern affairs, serving in Saudi Arabia and in Cairo, and then as Ambassador in Muscat (2002-05), and later in Kuwait (2005-08). ... His research focuses on economic and social developments in Anglo-Saxon England.

27 Apr 2020: middle of writing this note, I observed asmall group maintaining "social distancing", enjoying their lunch on the Old Court lawn, thanks to theDean of College, who has temporarily relaxed the restriction. ... front, densely-packed, lice-ridden trenches

31 Jul 2020: Generally, personal data are not shared outside of the European Economic Area, unless requested by you. ... 16. In either case, where the post has required a “resident market test” (needed if the post is open to applicants from outside the European

11 May 2020: Student VoicesHelen Magowan, MCR Secretary and first-year PhD student inAsian & Middle Eastern Studies, describes what life is like atLeckhampton under the lockdown in conversation with LizWinter. ... Itwas hilarious and the couple of hours of fellowship

21 May 2020: Human coronavirus research languished until SARS-CoV emerged inGuangzhou, China in 2003, and the 2012 appearance of Middle East respiratory syndromecoronavirus (MERS-CoV) in Saudi Arabia. ... Observations from the PastProfessor John Hatcher, Emeritus

5 Nov 2020: Window-glass was not at all rare in the middle ages, as even the humblest parish church attests. ... It was within the means, not only of the wealthier, but of the middle classes.