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Fifteen of the 100 islands are inhabited, and each one offers a slightly different aspect of Shetland (and a different accent). To Shetlanders, being from Unst, say, is not at all the same as being from Whalsay. Most people visit Unst to alight upon a variety of Britain's northernmosts: here you can find the post office, brewery and golf course that sit at the country's highest latitude. Yell is otter country and also has miles of peat moorland; if you have any interest in peat cutting, this is the place to check it out. An array of wonderful...
Researchers from across the globe will be able to access the vast biochemical library and get information on every aspect of cell biology. Information on everything from obesity genes to cancer proteins will be available for scientists to use in their own experiments...
...Lowell would continue to support him? "I really don't know." Was his credibility ruined? "We will find out." Why had he told me what he told me? "The only way I can respond to that is my overall attitude..." He paused. "I wanted to cut off the private aspect of those four or five years. I wanted it kept to itself. I found myself saying those kinds of things. That does not mean I'm a liar kind of thing...
...alternative to Putin, former Prime Minister Yevgeni Primakov, had sworn to put Berezovsky behind bars or into exile. Government claims that Berezovsky had nefarious links to Chechen guerrillas are also late in coming. Berezovsky often had dealings with Chechens, and had a hand in hostage releases, a very murky aspect of Yeltsin's Russia, where top police officials were often rumored to be getting a cut of the ransom money. Berezovsky's dealings with the Chechens were well known, yet the FSB, headed for part of the time by Putin, expressed no concern...
Although the Progressive Student Labor Movement has avowed that garnering respect for workers is its ultimate goal, their tactics have focused almost entirely on raising wages. While a fundamental aspect of any employee’s dignity, poor salaries are not the only explanation for why workers’ employment experiences here at Harvard sometimes leave them feeling less than human. No matter how tempting it is to lay the blame on University President Lawrence H. Summers or members of the Harvard Corporation, they are not the people who leave trays out on tables in the dining hall...