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And it has used fees to manage passenger behaviour more than other airlines.

Films and television programs dictate taste and behaviour more than the novel ever could.

It is human behaviour, more than financial instruments, that needs changing, says Mr Mauboussin of Legg Mason.

Previously, fish, rodents and snakes have been anecdotally associated with unusual behaviour more than a week before an earthquake or at distances greater than 50km.

The herons are more diverse, with a greater size range, the bitterns standing a little apart in behaviour more than in structure.

"Do I find the Willy Loman character easier to watch than Linda; do I allow a man this type of slightly fallen, hubristic behaviour more than I do a woman?" Director Katie Mitchell is tackling the problem head on.

But literature can sometimes change minds and behaviour more convincingly than the most forceful examples of political polemic or even legislation.

Like Alexandra, the nine year old girl who presented her own app and was able to win over an audience with behaviour more mature than others?

Many elements, including the essential trace metals iron, cobalt, and copper, show surface depletions but in general exhibit behaviour more complex than that of phosphate, nitrate, and silicate.

As elsewhere in life, raising the cost of a behaviour, whether genocide, smoking cigarettes or anything in between, merely makes that behaviour more unusual than it would otherwise be, not impossible for those willing and able to pay the price.

This is an important point: we tend to overestimate the impact of technology on human behaviour; more often than not, it is human behaviour that drives technological changes and explains their success or failures.