If you add their increase to the dramatically increased presence of women in the workforce, and the increase in the retirement age, it accounts for almost all the increase in disability claims.
Mr Kleisterlee would like a more focused Philips, dominated by high-tech products and displaying the same pioneering spirit in the Internet age that made it an early leader in the electrical age a century ago.
Let your smart card and the pop machine duke it out. n Only the best of breed will cut it in the age of infinite and zero.
"What I see here is what I imagined must have happened in the U.S. in the 1880s, in the Gilded Age, when it first took over England in terms of wealth, " he says.
Mr Cocks said the scheme will expand in the next few months, and will include an increase in the age-range it offers help to.
But it's not just the scale of the wealth that's notable in the Hamptons, it's the age of it.
It's dysfunctional because in the age of information technology it's still paper-based, so it maximizes the problems of errors and inaccuracies and inefficiencies.
But the parallel expansion of constitutional review is all the more remarkable in a democratic age because it was resisted for so long in the very name of democracy.
Just as distance created a need for brands in the 19th century, so in the age of globalisation and the Internet it reinforces their value.
In the end, I think it is fair to say that in the age of smarter digi marketing, there remains an art and desire to create iconoclastic brand heat in places like Times Square.
But the episode has drawn attention to the ways in which the United States, omnipotent though it may superficially seem in the post-cold-war age, is sometimes in fact quite weak.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which again filed an amicus curiae brief in the case, called it a major victory for constitutional rights in the digital age.
But in the mobile age, it's easier to share intimate pieces of information like photos and videos, as well as equally sensitive information such as e-mail passwords, banking logins, health insurance identification and Social Security numbers.
In the Victorian age, it took a small army of volunteer readers twenty years to amass the 3.5 million citation slips illustrating the usage of all the words in the English vocabulary that were used to prepare the first edition of the Oxford English Dictionary.
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PepsiCo gave up the fight against Coca-Cola in South Africa with the collapse of New Age Beverages, in which it had a share, dealing another blow to PepsiCo's overseas ambitions.
If the reports are true, it is ironic that in the age of super competition and the trend towards larger screen sizes, Apple is about to introduce an old design from Steve Jobs.
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We are stoked by the excitement we generated in announcing The Age of Context: How It Will Change Your Life and Your Work yesterday, but now we have a lot of learning and hard work before we can put our new book into your hands.
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Think about it in the context of the age-old game of Telephone where you whisper a sentence around the table until it is distorted into something indistinguishable.
All three runners turned the trick in the 1960s, the last one in 1967 -- four years before Intel's invention of the microprocessor ushered in the Information Age as we know it.
As the authorities in Tokyo see it, the arrival of the Japanese matrons (who range in age from 55 to 84) is only the first of many such visits.
For the first time in 20 years this relic of another age (it used to be the Food Machinery Corp.) paid a quarterly dividend in 2006, all of 18 cents a share.
The present recession, the first major one in the age of globalization as we know it today, be even more tragic if that vision is set aside just when parts of the developing world are not just about catch up and but are about to spring into the lead, economically speaking.
It is in television that they find the best professional opportunities - essentially as presenters - but they are only employed for a limited time, because in that part of the world it is uncommon to see women working beyond the age of 50 in any media.
It begins in the Gilded Age, when the Supreme Court barred most attempts by the government to ameliorate the harsh effects of market forces.
If so, it must be harder to get away with it all in the digital age when someone can Google a picture of you pretty easily.
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William Hague wasn't this meant to be the point where all your problems were over, Blair gone, an 'analogue Chancellor in the digital age' and it seems anything but that.
The National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty plans to work through state legislatures to abolish the death penalty for offenders under age 18 in the 22 states where it is still allowed, said Steven Hawkins, executive director of the group.
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Ed Owen, the trust's chief executive, has written to the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) on the day before the NHS in England begins to fund it for all people over the age of six with the G551D cystic fibrosis mutation.
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Mr Willetts also distanced himself from the traditional Tory belief in academic selection, saying it was "fantasy" to say selection at the age of 11, which takes place in grammar schools, could be fair.
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