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The average age women reach menopause—defined as a year since your last natural period—is 51, but there can be wide variation, she notes.

The team accomplished this by embedding digital information into the amplitude and phase of light waves, transforming numerical data into physical variations within the optical field.

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When air compresses, its density changes in response to variations in both pressure and temperature.

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But the company will still release the Curry 13, the final Curry Brand shoe with Under Armour, in February, with other variations and clothing available through next October.

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All four Chicago papers—the late editions of the afternoon papers, the early editions of the next morning’s papers—had variations of the same headline: “MacArthur Near Death.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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