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Meanwhile, a succession of well-known authors and intellectuals, formerly cold to religion, have either returned to Christianity, as Wilson did, or embraced it anew.

The limitations of memories are well-known to science; Mr. Rowlands is mostly interested in what they mean for us as humans.

While less well-known than John Everett Millais's painting of Ophelia, the portrait also depicts a woman in a long dress lying drowned in water, surrounded by flowers.

Murayama, who was also well-known for his distinctive bushy eyebrows, was elected as the prime minister in a coalition government that also included the Liberal Democratic Party, Japan's dominant postwar political force.

All sorts of well-known people, from Hollywood actors and models to singers, have opened up about bodily functions in ever more brazen detail over the last decade.