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In later times , Rockwell trained the first American to win an Olympic medal in Greco-Roman wrestling . In both later studies , relative crash risk tended to increase as speed increased but no heightened risk for lower speeds was found . In later studies , she and her colleagues uncovered sensory maps in parts of the brain known as the olfactory bulb and olfactory cortex that are virtually identical in all individuals . Yet as the Tegeans have been pleased to bring into debate the exploits performed by our two nations , alike in carlier and in later times , we have no choice but to set before you the grounds on which we claim it as our heritage , deserved by our unchanging bravery , to be preferred above Arcadians . In later times , varieties of Sanskrit called Budhist Hybrid Sanskrit , Jaina Hybrid Sanskrit , Inscriptional Hybrid Sanskrit , etc. become available to us showing a range of Sanskritized vernaculars and vernacularized Sanskrit . I 'll be describing in as much detail as i can the various systems inside Deep Rover in later dispatches , but for now , it was enough for me to just sit and look around in complete fascination . From a puppetry point of view , the series brought the first sophisticated form of lip-sync ' supermarionation ' system , first seen in " Four Feather Falls " , which was fitted into the puppet 's head ( whereas in the later shows , such as " Captain Scarlet " , it would occupy a space in the body ) . In later remarks , Williams paid tribute to the beauty of Italy as seen from space . Contrary to views often attributed to him in later times , Menzies argued strongly for the League of Nations and that it be given a proper opportunity to bring order to the troubled world of the 1930s .