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And that, doubtless, is how Sir John-he was knighted in 1953-is perceived by most people around the world: bright blue eyes looking condescendingly down a luxuriant nose at the unruly, almost always inelegant world around him. "I have a natural kind of hauteur and arrogance," he admits, "but...
Claiming 16 million adherents, Soka Gakkai (Value Creation Society) is by far the most successful of the new religious movements. It has its roots in ancient Buddhism, and followers are included in the statistics for Buddhists, not in the "new religions." Unlike other new Japanese sects, Soka Gakkai is intolerant...
The 55-year-old specialist on the Japanese economy does not have long to wait now until this part of his life is a former chapter. He announced his plans last month to quit his post next summer in order to be able to return to the life of scholarship...
Sleep apnea victims are "the most difficult patients to monitor." McMahon says, jotting numbers constantly. She seems unperturbed by the continual struggle going on in the darkened cubicle. The only sounds are the scratching of pens on paper and the occasional bushed voices of the doctor and the technician.
Natcolepsy continual and unpredictable falling asleep during the day is a syndrome diagnosis according to Stakes. That is it can have many different causes, all with the same manifestation. Reasons for it include sleep deprivation, apnea metabolic diseases such as hypothyroidism tumors, and difficulty recovering from strokes.