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| birth_place = [[Lincoln, England|Lincoln]], England ...ther was architect [[Sam Scorer]], and like him went to [[Repton School]]. From his youth, he showed great aptitude for mathematics and won a scholarship t ...

{{History of England}} ...|Lincoln]]''', the county town of [[Lincolnshire]] in the East Midlands of England. ...

...''Globe of Steel''', as the word ''death'' was not seen as family friendly from a [[public relations]] perspective. ...l)|Wheel of Death]]) is the first person to split the Globe of Death apart from the top. During this stunt, four sections of the globe are split apart, wit ...

...roximity to the town of [[Vavuniya]]. Approximately {{convert|2.1|km|mi}} from Vavuniya's town centre, Pandarikulam serves as an integral part of the town Subsequent historical records from [[Vavuniya District|Vavuniya]] document the transformation of the suburb's ...

| death_place = London, England ...ame blind in one eye within a few months of his birth. His family moved to England when Augustus was seven months old. As his father and grandfather had both ...

{{History of England}} ...ity]] and [[Colleges of the University of Oxford|colleges]] of [[Oxford]], England. ...

...t of Economics and Social Affairs]] projects between 9 and 10 billion people by 2050 and gives an 80% [[confidence interval]] of 10–12 billion by t ...nd|compound]] "world population" becomes common from c. the 1930s, adapted from early 20th-century "world's population"; pre-20th century authors use "popu ...

...bubble]]''' and its 2007–10 collapse in the [[United States]] to "everyone from home buyers to [[Wall Street]], [[mortgage broker]]s to [[Alan Greenspan]]" ...f Representatives''</ref> In 1981, the Section 121 exclusion was increased from $100,000 to $125,000.<ref name="house.gov"/> The [[Tax Reform Act of 1986]] ...

...ll diagram]] suggested that a star's heat came from a hot core rather than from the entire star. Eddington used this to calculate that the temperature of t .... In 1932, Walton produced the first man-made fission by using [[proton]]s from the accelerator to split [[lithium]] into [[alpha particle]]s.<ref name="in ...