Wonders of the World / by Swinglehurst, Edmund, author 640804

“…What is a wonder of the world ? The original seven represented impressive examples of human achievement of their time, but today only one, the Pyramids, remains. …”

100 Wonders of the World : The Finest Treasures of Civilization and Nature on Five Continents / by Challacombe, Stephen, author 639210, Kraay, John N., translator 639211

“…here were Seven Wonders of the World in classical antiquity. …”

Callimachus of Cyrene and the wonders of the world: the invention of paradoxography for a Hellenistic audience by Kessler, EB

BRINGING VISIBILITY TO THE ORIGINAL SPLENDOUR OF A LOST WONDER OF THE ANCIENT WORLD: THE TEMPLE OF ARTEMIS AT EPHESUS by A. Denker, A. Denker

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What a wonderful fauna of black flies (Diptera: Simuliidae) in the oriental region by Takaoka, H.

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National cultural significance of poetry of Inner Mongolia poet D. Tserenvanzhil by S. Tsomorlig

“…Tserenwanzhil won the Supreme literary prize of Inner Mongolia, the Rainbow prize, for his composition “the world on a high rise” in 1987 at the age of twenty-six, and in 2008 at the age of forty-seven, for his composition “the horse who broke the secret”.…”
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CRITICAL / by Cook, Robin, 1940-, author

“…With her controlling interest in three busy specialty hospitals in New York City and plans for others in Miami and Los Angeles, Angela's future looked very bright.Then a surge of drug-resistant staph infections in all three hospitals devastates Angela's carefully constructed world. Not only do the infections result in patient deaths, but the fatalities also cause stock prices to tumble, leaving market analysts wondering if Angela will be able to hold her empire together.New York City medical examiners Laurie Montgomery and Jack Stapleton are naturally intrigued by the uptick in staph-related post-procedure deaths. …”

The time of the earthlings by Teodoro Georgiadis

“…This hypothesis would have had strong implications on the development model up to the present day and on the exploitation of natural resources. The same semantics of the representation of the world brings trace of this approach using terms such as “developed countries” and “third world”, the latter now referred to as “developing countries”, or “emerging countries” if they can demonstrate a growing GDP. …”
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An Interview with Tom Beauchamp, Early Bioethics Innovator by Elizabeth Galt

“…It was a field that had a wonderfully long and rich history of studying and discussing ethics more thoroughly, carefully, and analytically than any other field, but there was no application to the practical world. …”
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