Some nights, he glanced up from his laptop and, seeing his face in a mirror, was struck by how much older he looked than he had when the case began.

NEWYORKER: Reversal of Fortune

It would also limit how much they can charge older people.

BBC: US Supreme Court hears challenge to Obama healthcare law

Among the questions raised by critics: Since older books are harder to scan, how much of the word "death" is simply the disappearance of words garbled by the Google process itself?

WSJ: Culturomics Looks at the Birth and Death of Words

Our older daughter said you don't know how much you love your parents until you almost lose them.

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As she grew older she was asked, often and almost obsessively, how much race relations had truly improved in America since the passing of the civil-rights laws.

ECONOMIST: Rosa Parks

Much of her recent work at Stanford University has debunked stereotypes about how older people are uniformly slow, cranky and mentally impaired.

FORBES: Rethinking Old Age

It also concluded that operators had failed to plan how to dispose of radioactive waste and some of the older facilities had "deteriorated so much that their contents pose significant risks to people and the environment".

BBC: Sellafield inspection after 'intolerable risk' report