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A US nationally representative survey found that participants received 55% of recommended care in 1998-2000, 6 and the assessing care of vulnerable elders study, from which the quality indicators for the English longitudinal study of ageing originated, also found a summary quality score of 55% for adults aged 65 or more, with worse care for geriatric conditions.

I am visiting the villages with Earl Kingik, an Elder from Point Hope, which lies 500 miles west of Barrow, and Rosemary Ahtuangaruak, the former mayor of Nuiqsut, which lies 130 miles southeast of Barrow and 12 miles inland.

— Just a few minutes' drive from the polo fields, the fieldstone walls guarding 10-acre estates and the Greenwich Country Day School, from which the elder George Bush graduated in 1937, is far denser terrain, where the homes are smaller and closer together and part of a public housing complex that seems escaped from New York City.

Inside the six-foot-high levees stood the family farmhouse where father and son were raised, the office from which the elder Mr. Hart ran the farm, the plot where his childhood pony is buried, the workshop that Todd wants to turn into a recording studio, the garden tended by his stepmother, the grass lawn that Todd kept mowed during the flood.

I would think of this moment again, later on, when a Yurok elder told me a story about the spring from which her family used to drink.

Bird Navigation mentions Desbouvrie as an early experimenter, and also a passage from Pliny the Elder in which "Caecina of Volterra" (possibly Caecina Paetus) used painted swallows to report the colors of winning horses in a race.

It would seem likely that the treatment afforded to the elder Tresham played some part in the general mix of grievances from which the reckless scheme ignited.

That gives Mr. Xi a stronger base from which to consolidate his power, even as he grapples with the continuing influence of party elders.

Alberto Hotus, head of the Council of Elders, from which the Rapa Nui Parliament splintered off, pointed out that the island still depended on Chile for its health care, food, telecommunications and flights to the mainland.

from which they originated.

He is happy to learn from his elders, which is all to the good.