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Like their aquatic counterparts, pet chickens don't have very long life expectancies, usually hanging on for just a few days or weeks.

Cuba's "polyclinics" have helped give Cubans one of the longest life expectancies (78 years) of any developing country in the world.

He could see her running through the oboe list in her head: life expectancies, marital chances.

"This is an issue closely associated with shortened life expectancies and early onset health problems, " he said.

Japan is one of the leading countries in robotics and has a rapidly aging society with one of the world's longest life expectancies.

They'll talk about life expectancies for people, like Jobs, who have had liver transplants after suffering pancreatic cancer.

The life expectancies of the shrimps are short, and most of those which start life as males may not survive long enough to become females.

This curious result occurs because people with shorter life expectancies tend not to purchase annuities.

But of course that's all nonsense. Being 23 has nothing to do with life expectancies or countdowns or year-day-hour-minute conversions.

The negative effects of fat and alcohol we see today would not have mattered so much then as life expectancies were between 30 and 40 years.

The negative effects of fat and alcohol we see today would not have mattered so much then as life expectancies were between 30 to 40 years.

This has also become more likely as a result of longer life expectancies, the report noted.

To get around such problems, some analysts compare not life expectancies but survival rates from different diseases.

Caught in a cycle of poverty and disease, people in the hardest-hit countries face shorter life expectancies and economic decline.

even the first word sets up expectancies of what the next word will be.

S. cities. They compared these changes to life expectancies calculated from death records and census data.

Requirements, software designs and even test scripts have relatively short life expectancies compared to code.

Studies show that people who retire later in life have better life expectancies than those who retire early.

As average life-expectancies rise, so will the incidence of the disease.

Have no expectancies in life.

Women had shorter life expectancies than men since many died in childbirth.

Angola, Bangladesh, Maldives, Niger and East Timor also increased average life expectancies for men and women by 10 years.

There are lots of behaviors and traditions that happen in families that play a role in longer life expectancies.

With life expectancies high in China and an already aged population, economists are asking: Will China get old before it gets rich?

In fact, he notes that countries with the highest life expectancies are experiencing the biggest improvement.

S. But in low-income countries with shorter life expectancies it doesn't even make the top ten.

Life expectancies between rich and poor countries can differ by as much as 40 years.

Others enjoy some of the highest life expectancies in the world.

Other scientists called the estimate too pessimistic, suggesting that life expectancies approaching 100 were plausible in the 21st century.

But then, 17 of thecountries in the region still have life expectancies of 50 or less; they havejust begun the demographic transition.

The Relationship between Alcohol Expectancies and Drinking Behavior in Adolescents: Evidence from the Longitudinal Research

People with shorter life expectancies