Year
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Someone mentioned that the Bali airport handles 16 million arrivals and departures a
year.
IW: But last year, we did exactly that.
In fact, researchers have worked out that, worldwide, inactivity causes about 9% of premature deaths a
year.
In one poll, 59% of men and 70% of women said they wouldn't go on a date with someone who has bad breath, which may be why Americans alone spend $1 billion a
year
on various breath products.
However, less than a
year
later, Henry suddendly recovered and the Queen convinced him to reverse York's reforms.
This journey reportedly took over a year, and by the time Mansa Musa returned, tales of his amazing wealth had spread to the ports of the Mediterranean.
In these countries, it is essential that they grow at a minimum of seven percent a
year
in order to put a dent in poverty and to double per capita incomes in one generation.
I've been back every
year
since that first visit in 2011, and the fieldwork has been exhilarating, demanding and at times dangerous.
And over the years, from
year
after
year
as I've visited them and they've visited me, I get to gather with them and I sing and we write and we love it, because it reminds us that we're not just there to pursue science together; we're bonded through a shared humanity.
Originally built to keep people out of China, the Great Wall now welcomes millions of visitors each
year.
Did you know the World Games happened this
year?
We offer high-quality,
year
round sports programs for people with intellectual disabilities that changes lives and perceptions.
Now, I am a basketball player and speed skater who has competed at provincial, national games, and this
year
made it all the way to the World Summer Games in LA, where I was part of the first ever Canadian basketball team to compete at World Games.
This year, research findings showed that nearly half of the adults in the US don't know a single person with an intellectual disability, and the 44 percent of Americans who don't have personal contact with intellectual disabilities are significantly less accepting and positive.
It was tweeted more than nine million times last year, and it is deeply hurtful to me and my four and a half million fellow athletes around the planet.
This year, at the 2015 World Summer Games, people lined up for hours to get into the final night of powerlifting competition.
This year, 60,000 spectators filled the famous LA Memorial Coliseum to watch the opening ceremonies of World Games and cheer athletes from 165 countries around the world.
In extreme contrast to the million
year
transformation of hydrogen to helium, the creation of the heaviest elements in a supernova takes place in only seconds.
Aquaculture this year, for the first time in history, actually produces more than what we catch from the wild.
And actually, their cumulative emissions this
year
are the equivalent to where we were in 1965.
Last year, a student in my class, a freshman, with a background in Latin and Greek, was image-processing a palimpsest that we had photographed at a famous library in Rome.
Today, they are the most ardent conservation champions and manta rays earn the Maldivian economy in excess of 8 million dollars every single
year.
Earlier this year, I was on assignment for National Geographic Magazine in Baja California.
And each year, new anesthesia techniques are developed that will ensure more and more patients survive the trauma of surgery.
For one year, I would say yes to all the things that scared me.
And my 13-year-old, if I can get a 13-year-old to talk to me for 15 minutes I'm Parent of the
Year.
That 98% means if 100 couples correctly used condoms for a year, two women would get pregnant.
That may sound like a long time, but when you consider that our universe is 14 billion years old, on a cosmic scale, it's incredibly fast - the equivalent of about 2.5 hours in an entire
year.
But I'm going to focus on the heart of the problem, which is the fact that we still rely on dirty, carbon-based fuels for 85 percent of all the energy that our world burns every
year.
And the accumulated amount of man-made, global warming pollution that is up in the atmosphere now traps as much extra heat energy as would be released by 400,000 Hiroshima-class atomic bombs exploding every 24 hours, 365 days a
year.
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