Women dominate in education, health, arts and humanities; men lead in computing, engineering and physics (see article).In this section The new nuclear age Cocking up all over the world Seize the day Don't kill Obamacare Nature plus nurture ReprintsAll this might suggest that intellectual differences are hard-wired, with women abler and more assiduous, but men better at the exact sciences.
Lord Brittan was a "kind, assiduous and brilliant man" said William Hague who succeeded him as MP for Richmond in Yorkshire.
Commons Leader William Hague, the current Richmond MP, said he had been a "kind, assiduous and brilliant man", while former Chancellor Lord Lamont said he "would have risen to the top of whatever profession he had chosen".
Hague called him a "kind, assiduous, and brilliant man".
Certainly her 1940 story, "Keela, the Outcast Indian Maiden", in which two white men argue and fight in front of an old black man, is assiduous in its dissection of white guilt and harmful complacency.
"One man was very assiduous in attending the mosque in Madrid," the official said.
What he was though was an effective, assiduous and very hard-working man.
He was an assiduous MP, a fair-minded, kindly, brave man who was proud to call himself a democratic socialist.
He dislodged Sir Ian Blair as chief of the Metropolitan Police; it is now led by Sir Paul Stephenson, regarded by the mayor as a more assiduous crime-fighter.The real challenge for a man who faces re-election in 2012, and is said to harbour ambitions to lead his party, will be economic.
First, they believe the public's attitude to the men and women Margaret Thatcher's muse Keith Joseph called "wealth creators" has fundamentally changed since Tony Blair's assiduous wooing of the corporate world in the run-up to 1997.
