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But if language did make early hominids better tool-makers, it would have helped them to survive – leading to more pointing and primitive talking in the next generation, which would in turn lead to even better tools.

Various drawings survive leading to several wood engravings used in advertising, stationery, and other N. Orr and Company information.

After 100 flaps, only 14 people managed to survive, leading to the conclusion that less than two people in every 100,000 can get into treble figures in terms of flaps.

In 2004, University of Chicago researchers found that some bacteria rely on iron in blood cells to survive -- leading some researchers to conclude that as an attempt to kill bacteria, letting blood out of the body may not have been such a bad idea after all.

These treatments are incomplete because some tumor cells are allowed to survive, leading to tumor progression or recurrence.

Yet, at the end, cells may fail either to function or to survive, leading to secondary atrophy.

Detective Loor survived, leading his neurosurgeon to call him "the luckiest unlucky man".

But he was more widely known as one of the last surviving leading scientists to have worked on the atomic bomb.

All the released iguanas have survived, leading Mr. Hudson and other biologists to conclude that the lizards are "hard-wired" for life in the wild.

Among Hollywood's surviving leading ladies is Hitchcock's favourite Tippi Hedren, an 84-year-old mother to Melanie Griffiths Olivia De Havillandd, 98 (who, since last year, survives her younger sister, Joan Fontaine and Dorisis Day, 90 in April.

"The first animals to develop social behaviour did so because being in a group makes it easier to survive than leading a solitary existence," Platt says.