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Here's Holly Bridge, professor of neuroscience at the University of Oxford, talking about this research to the BBC World Service.

And just across the bridge, in front of Arlington Cemetery, we're building a "magnici"-- really beautiful.

Can we make bridges, tunnels, roads, buildings that repair themselves?

They came to be used to bridge the physical and spiritual worlds, and for more mundane matters.

And they make self-repairing roads, self-repairing bridges and self, you know, self-biodegradable materials much more tangible in the future.

Instead, high-status Vikings might have worn iron helmets with brow bridges, while others donned leather caps.

Dennis Rodman was the iconoclast of the Jordan era, with style that bridged him to a liberated white world.

And then Elsa was I think she was like, "It's a bridge too far.

Authorities say that police harnessed themselves to the bridge and tried to convince the man to come down for nearly an hour, before he came at them with a knife.

In New York, police fatally shot a man wielding a knife on the city's iconic Brooklyn Bridge early this morning.

I was saying within exhibitions, one of the challenges is how do we sort of bridge the gap between the art you're looking at, the artworks you're looking at and the visitors.

I do kind of where the sun would hit and then I bring it down and across my neck and over the bridge of my nose.

But it's -- I think it really is going forward on all on all levels at once, and it's an important bridge between black women and white women.

JEFFREY BROWN: That, he would figure out in his fictionalized versions of Gloversville, calling it Mohawk in his first novel, Thomaston in "Bridge of Sighs," North Bath in the Fools Trilogy.