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mirages

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Third person singular of mirage

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And, if you're lucky, encounter a fata morgana – the mirages, common to polar extremes, that shimmer in the air like fantasy castles.

He is undoubtedly a visionary, but many biologists think that his visions are not so much insights as mischievous mirages, for he believes that anti-ageing technology could come about in a future that many now alive might live to see.Vision or mirage, Dr de Grey has defined the problem precisely.

Rebels and soldiers now man checkpoints jointly.In this section Trotting ahead Green shoots amid the shooting Sailing into troubled waters Oases and mirages ReprintsThis is a rare success, says Rim Turkmani, a Syrian activist and research fellow at the London School of Economics, who is studying the factors that make or break local deals.

And since only a fraction of this mass is accounted for by what is visible, the rest must be dark matter.Dr Tyson's team found that to generate the multiple mirages they see, most of the dark matter must be distributed smoothly across the cluster, covering a distance of at least 1.6m light years.

Anthony Tyson and his colleagues Greg Kochanski and Ian Dell'Antonio at Bell Laboratories (now part of Lucent Technologies), in Murray Hill, New Jersey, have used this multiple mirage to produce the most detailed picture of dark matter so far.In order to generate the mirages observed, the galaxies in CL0024+1654 must have their mass distributed in a certain way.

It would certainly be convenient if America's much-vaunted macroeconomic weaknesses (a falling saving rate, over-reliance on foreign borrowing to finance consumption) were mere statistical mirages.

On March 11th it pulled off a coup, successfully loading and dispatching 234,000 barrels of crude oil worth about $30m aboard a North Korean-flagged tanker, in defiance of the central government.In this section Trotting ahead Green shoots amid the shooting Sailing into troubled waters Oases and mirages ReprintsAuthorities in the capital, Tripoli, responded furiously.

Certainly, previously claimed detections of methane might have been mirages.

The milk-green waters beyond the salt pans look almost glacial, but the burning hot wind, the camels and dizzying mirages dispel the illusion.

Politicians, says Mrs Achieng, turn up only at election time, "or if there is a fire or some kind of disaster".In this section Trotting ahead Green shoots amid the shooting Sailing into troubled waters Oases and mirages ReprintsThese two Kenyas exist cheek by jowl, both of them, in their way, equally dynamic.

Religious Zionists tend to be pro-settlements, and there is concern that the army is becoming more sympathetic to the settlers.Special report The next generation Fenced in To fight, perchance to die Miracles and mirages A house of many mansions Hanging on How the other fifth lives A systemic problem The next Zionist revolution Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsNot that it is hostile now.

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