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"A few things that were related however, were surprising, " Woolley says. "One was the proportion of females in the group. "

"There was a presumption that financial innovation is socially valuable, " Woolley said to me.

Woolley says this was an example of a moral reasoning task.

o Likewise, Woolley said, the study is evidence that human societies may function better en masse, just like many animal species.

"The research clearly indicates there is a great deal of confusion about what people believe and why they believe it, " said Woolley.

Reader Charlotte Woolley lunched at a Ho Chi Minh City restaurant where the menu offered "Sauteed Uterus With Mushrooms" .

In Woolley's case, an iPhone app turned him into an amateur medic to help him survive natural disaster.

Teacher Ron Woolley honors his father by stacking stones at the seashore every time he goes for a swim.

His tribute may not be permanent, but Woolley believes his love for his dad is.

Paul Woolley of the London School of Economics has suggested that momentum might result from an agency problem.

He says that Woolley's study only looked at a small set of tasks.

Finally, dissidents like Paul Woolley are questioning this narrative.

Support for Mr Williams's case comes from two new papers* by DimitriVayanos and Paul Woolley at the London School of Economics.

"I just saw the walls rippling and just explosive sounds all around me, " said Woolley, recounting the earthquake to MSNBC.

Woolley's incident highlights a large social implication of the iPhone and other similar smartphones.

He's also not convinced that Woolley and her colleagues are measuring intelligence.

At GMO, Woolley ran several funds that invested in stocks and bonds from many countries.

Mr. Woolley sat casting sheep's eyes at the curate's daughter all the evening.

U. S. filmmaker Dan Woolley was shooting a video about poverty in Haiti when the earthquake struck.

Gender and social sensitivity are linked, said Woolley, making and conversation balance the most important factors in group performance.

From 1987 to 2006, Woolley, who has a doctorate in economics, ran the London affiliate of GMO, a Boston-based investment firm.

Still Schlosstein agrees with Woolley that Wall Street has problems, many of which derive from its size.

Scargill became a miner after leaving school at 15, working at Woolley Colliery from 1953.

Instead, the job is done by 40 cute, little woolley wooly lambs.

Cell phone use is way up So why did brain cancer rates fall? By: Scott Woolley Source: FORTUNE China

Woolley originally endowed his institute on dysfunctionality with four million pounds. (By British standards, that is a significant sum. )