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Images Dated 5th August 1996

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Duchess of York sits on the grass with Princess Eiugenie
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Glentoran v Notts County Football Match August 1996 Glentoran footballer
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Martin Offiah : Rugby League, August 1996. Plays for Bedford rugby club
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Brad Pitt actor and wife Gwyneth Paltrow actress leave their New York hotel room for a
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Coloured artwork of the human brain (side view)
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Duke and Duchess of York at charity golf match to raise money for Motor Neurone Disease
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Duke and Duchess of York with Princes Beatrice and Princess Eugenie arrive at Wentworth
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Duke and Duchess of York attend charity golf match at Wentworth to raise funds for Motor
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Featured 5 Aug 1996 Image

Coloured artwork of the human brain (side view)

Brain. Computer-enhanced historical illustration of the sectioned human brain with cranial nerves, seen in side view. At top are surface folds of the cerebrum, the largest and most developed part of the brain responsible for conscious thought. The thalamus is the rounded structure beneath the cerebrum. In the region of the ear is the tree- shaped cerebellum concerned with posture, balance and muscle coordination. At left of the cerebellum is the brainstem to which the spinal cord is attached and passes down into the body. Cranial nerves from the brainstem and spinal cord feed the face and neck. Illustration published in F. Arnold's book: "Icones nervorum capitis" (1834)