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... doesn't want to know IN our modern setting for Charles Darwin's survival of the fittest theory. with its emphasis on grabbing what you can, the old and infirm understandably do badly. But even they can look over their shoulders at others less fortunate ...
... biology teacher, that first brought widespread attention to the law. Scopes, charged with violating the law by teaching Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, was convicted. The law was seldom used, but last week a Tennessee high school teacher was dismissed ...
... Soviet Affairs. 6.35 Everyday German. 7.00 The Orchestra 7.30 Shostakovich's First Cello Concerto. 11.00 Telemann. 45 Charles Darwin a portrait. 9.30 Piano Recital. Franck. Beethoven and Debussy. 10.15 England and 'The Continent in the twelfth century ...
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... Edward Short. The Queen will be received on arrival by Sir Robert Adeant.. chairman of the Organising Committee for the Charles Darwin Foundation, the body responsible for the protection of the islands. Among those presented to the Queen will be Alan and ...
... Hayward) 8.30 No That's Me Over Here! Starring Ronnie Corbett 11.00 The Enchanted Isles: The Galapagos, inspiration of Charles Darwin. Introduced by Prince Philip 10.00 News. Weather 10.30 The Felony Squad: A building contractor is victimised 11.00 Peyton ...
... flourish exceedingly. It is true that some doubt has been cast on this by a writer who has inconveniently recalled that Charles Darwin played the trombone to his begonias with no beneficial reaction from the audience but what we do not know is what kind ...
... Wid life rescue bid The World Wild Life Fund has given a 124,000 research vessel to the Charles Darwin Foundation to help save rare animal and plant species on the Galapagos Islands. ...
... learning to put him otf This enabled him to be. for many years. the greatest engineer in the country Going further back. Charles Darwin was nothing more than a rather amiable layabout. content to slaughter wildfowl. until his almost accidental voyage on ...
... after his 'Etruscan' pottery I. In 1794 he married a cousin, Sarah. Their eldest oaughter. Susannah. became the mother of Charles Darwin. author of the 'origin of Species.' Queen Charlotte, wife of George 111, became one of Wedgwood's customers and the name ...
... for about 14 miles of enthusiast Andrew Darwin, a descendant of sitting. By the summer of 1916 he its length. the famous Charles Darwin. This had a profound was a broken man; unsure Astßacndafridguraeusdit authentic and both ach category of This stretch ...
... Mortimer. Geraldine McEwan, Peter Cook. A dentist has an off-beat approach to his partner's wife. See Highlights 10.50 Charles Darwin Lived Here: new series about the writer's world ...