The tabloid princess: Diana was more complex than either her friends or her foes acknowledged

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Princess Diana's role as a member of the British royalty was not always a happy one for her. And she was never alone from the glare of publicity, even some private moments were captured on film. After her divorce, she began to turn her fame towards good causes such as the banning of land mines.

Social aspects, United Kingdom, Evaluation, Behavior, Privacy, Right of, Right of privacy, Paparazzi, Royal houses, Princesses, Diana, Princess of Wales

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The bestial heart: an iconoclast explores the world of animal feelings

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Masson's most recent book 'When Elephants Weep' delves into the world of animal feelings, which he believes are little understood. Masson has gained notoriety in a number of fields including the study of Sanskrit, his break with the Sigmund Freud Archives and his lawsuit against Janet Malcolm.

Authors, Writers, Authorship, Masson, Jeffrey M., When Elephants Weep (Book)

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The return of an ancient killer

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The World Health Organization estimates that one-third of the world's population carries the tuberculosis bacteria, and 50 million people have a drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis. This could pose a major threat to world health, especially among the poor and HIV-infected.

Health aspects, International aspects, Tuberculosis, Drug resistance in microorganisms, Microbial drug resistance, Epidemics

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