What a dark mortality to have the New Yorker Album placed next to the N.Y.
Major indicators of social well-being, from infant mortality to life expectancy, had rolled backward.
Mirren's interpretation, though, is hardly the first radiant image of mortality to stalk the screen.
"We are expecting this mortality to increase if bleached corals are unable to recover".
In 1906, a partially effective treatment was found: intravenous fluid solutions reduced mortality to thirty per cent.
Its work has ranged from health information programmes addressing diabetes, heart disease and perinatal mortality to educational resources.
Piercingly, it is also the avenue, via skin and smell and mortality, to the book's ecstatic conclusion.
And on the poster of 2001 it becomes an allusion to mortality, to the gaze that is no longer returned.
Perhaps our intelligence is not just ended by our mortality; to a great degree, it is our mortality.
As the FWAG report notes of ravens and buzzards terrorising free-range hens in Devon: "A few persistent birds can soon raise mortality to uneconomic levels".
Numbers from the surveys are used to estimate almost all the things we think we know – from maternal mortality to school attendance to income levels.
