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Getting to grips with Einstein's famous equation can be a bit of an assault course for the novice, but, says Alok Jha, the reader is in supremely capable hands with Brian Cox and Jeff ForshawThis is the fourth of our reviews of the six titles vying for the 2010 Royal Society Prize for Science Books.

Why Does E=mc2? by Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw – review Alok Jha 2010

One just has to visit Brazil -- still the most unequal society in supremely unequal Latin America.

Pepe Escobar: Is Brazil the New United States? Pepe Escobar 2010

Beautiful work, Roger, I'd be surprised if any Muppet fans, especially those with serious doubts about the comic, weren't convinced it's in supremely capable hands as soon as they've had a read.

Gimme an "M"! Roger Langridge 2009

Getting the call supremely bummed me out, and getting the call 5 days late/thus missing the funeral bummed me out even more.

decemberguy Diary Entry decemberguy 2009

What matters supremely is the effect on our war effort.

The Battle Against Rising Prices 1942

These sentiments seemed to Mrs. Bradley admirably sensible, although she found the manner of their expression supremely irritating.

St Peter's Finger Mitchell, Gladys, 1901-1983 1938

The important point is that both kinds of meditators ultimately attain knowledge of God's by clearly and distinctly perceiving that necessary existence is contained in the idea of supremely perfect being.

Descartes' Ontological Argument Nolan, Lawrence 2006

The life of Mary Tudor has been in its place described as supremely tragic; that of Mary Stewart presents a tragedy not greater but more dramatic -- whatever view we may take of her guilt or innocence with regard to Darnley, to Bothwell, to the conspirators who would fain have made her Queen of

England under the Tudors

Let us come to the appellation “Good,” already mentioned in our discourse, which the Theologians ascribe pre-eminently and exclusively to the super-Divine Deity, as I conjecture, by calling the supremely Divine

Dionysius the Areopagite, Works (1897) Dionysius the Areopagite 1897

The firm's latest model is based on the platform of the DB9 and slots into the range between that car and the more aggressive DBS as what Aston calls a "supremely elegant and powerful, yet juxtaposed and understated sports car."

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