A two-ton rhinoceros measuring 5 ft tall and 10 ft long, with a fondness for browsing on low-lying shrubbery, hardly seems like a difficult animal to find.
Do you have difficulty in recognising faces? You may have Prosopagnosia or face blindness. The disorder is not well known, because most are born with it and rarely realise they have it
The outlines of an American-Israeli consensus began to emerge on Tuesday, in which Israel would continue to bombard Lebanon for another week or so to degrade the capabilities of the Hizbollah militia, officials of the two countries said.
A fish tank as big as a flat-screen television dominates one wall of Bill Ford’s office. Tulips, tired and randomly arranged, droop from vases on nearby tables.
To anyone who ever said, ‘‘I wouldn’t vote for that bum for a million bucks,’’ Arizona may be calling your bluff. A proposal to award $1 million in every general election to a lucky resident, chosen by lottery, simply for voting has passed muster.
By trying to straddle too much of the market with a single plane, Airbus would wind up with a plane that is less economical for the airlines, says Boeing
The road to Royal Liverpool Golf Club takes golfers through roundabouts and blind curves, hugging the left side of the street until a beige golf course comes into view.
Parents have long been admonished to set a good example to their children, especially in establishing eating habits that foster good nutrition and a normal body weight.
The Bush administration called today for Congress to fix, rather than scrap, the system of military tribunals struck down by the Supreme Court last month, while the Pentagon pledged to treat detainees in accordance with the Geneva Conventions as the court had required.
With its one-child policy, China has stopped 390 million births but with working age population going down, labour costs will rise, industries in Vietnam, Bangladesh will become more attractive
