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Ageing
The Business of Ageing
Marcus Roberts | 22 August 2012
World Report on Disabilities
Marcus Roberts | 10 June 2011
The Business of Ageing
Marcus Roberts | 01 June 2011
UN and Ageing
Marcus Roberts | 28 May 2011
China Wrestles with the Effects of the One-Child Policy
Marcus Roberts | 20 April 2011
Growing old in Asia
Marcus Roberts | 06 April 2011
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Jolie’s Choice
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Angelina Jolie's decision to have a double mastectomy made headlines around the world. But is she sending women the right…
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Star Trek: Into Darkness
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The familiar characters face very contemporary issues of terrorism and militarism in this nicely characterised film.
How legal euthanasia changed Belgium for ever
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The ideology of absolute self-determination has become sacred and unquestionable.
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