That view has attracted growing support in the academic community.
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Initial reactions from the academic community of chemists have been positive.
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Sometimes, Russian agents join the academic community as students or instructors.
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But bringing in the academic community to help is an excellent next step.
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Spurned by the broader academic community, many find a home in the network.
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All briefings to JASON were unclassified, and were largely from the academic community.
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Amazon isn't doing this simply for the benefit of the academic community, of course.
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The option of relocating the telescope has gained a foothold in the academic community.
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Procedural justice fosters legitimacy, trust and citizenship, all vital to a thriving academic community.
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Read: Why some couples have more sex The response from the academic community was lukewarm.
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"The idea is to have a really close collaboration with the academic community," Fox said.
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Those of us who are part of the academic community have known this for decades.
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The organizations will make their findings available to the academic community to help advance genomic research.
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This week, the group will circulate a paper that explains the project to the academic community.
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"We didn't want to be ostracized by the academic community from U of T," Mosa said.
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The case forced CIDE to implement policies for preventing and reporting harassment within its academic community.
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This audit should include secretaries of state, members of the academic community and all cybersecurity staff.
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Leaders from industry, labor, government and the academic community must work together to forge new policies.
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She notes that their academic community rarely discusses best practices in how to create digital archives.
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It's the absurdity of a white woman passing herself off as a minority to an academic community.
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"The prevalence of social media addiction is still under huge debate in the academic community," Meshi said.
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I believe that private collectors should open their collections to the public and to the academic community.
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The hundreds of Ph.D.-trained economists in the system operate in osmosis with the broader academic community.
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That's a frightening image, inspired more by Hollywood and science fiction writers than technologists and the academic community.
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It is high time that both qualitative and hybrid methods gain the respect they deserve throughout the academic community.
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This has been a problem that&aposs influenced the way our academic community writes about and talks about China.
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News of the restrictions on peer review attracted broad attention in the Chinese academic community and on social media.
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That's not a threat, that's our students doing what they're supposed to as engaged citizens of an academic community.
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Just think of our heroic doctors and nurses in our hospitals, the academic community, the community of faith leaders.
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" Professor Pringle said the decision was made "after a justifiably intense reaction from the global academic community and beyond.
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There's a structure inherent to learning on campus, a rhythm and tangibility that keeps students connected to the academic community.
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Since Bannon was announced as a speaker, prominent members of the academic community have begun speaking out against his inclusion.
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Since ACE announced Bannon as a keynote speaker, other prominent members of the academic community have spoken out on Twitter.
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"As an academic community, we must value and encourage the expression of ideas, vigorous debate, speech, dissent and protest," he wrote.
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"As members of an academic community, we hold ourselves to higher standards than simply determining whether a crime has been committed."
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Watch it hereAdapted from the lauded feminist novel, "I Love Dick" is set in a colorful academic community in Marfa, Texas.
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The company plans to publish its results to the academic community, with the hopes that others will contribute to the research.
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He's experiment "crossed the line of morality and ethics adhered to by the academic community and was shocking and unacceptable," Xu said.
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Outrage about the decision spread quickly among the academic community and by Monday, the open letter had garnered more than 1,000 signatures.
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There have recently been more efforts to incorporate Indigenous knowledge systems into scientific research, and the academic community has nominally embraced these values.
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"The central bank and the academic community should engage in a fundamental rethinking of the Fed's strategy, tools, governance, and communications," he said.
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"The creation of a diverse academic community has not come at the expense of applications of any racial or ethnic background," Salovey said.
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In the academic community of papyrus experts like myself, furious discussions ensued about the need for a transcript and professional assessment of the fragment.
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The National Academies play an outsize role in the debate because of their stature in the academic community and connections to the federal government.
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But outside our cozy conference room, members of the media and the academic community are facing some consequences for pushing the boundaries of speech.
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The global academic community, and the researchers in Brazil, hope that memento mori provokes an awakening about the urgent need to digitize the world's knowledge.
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They use the reluctance of the academic community to openly discuss these fraught issues to provide rhetorical cover for hateful ideas and old racist canards.
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Within the academic community, Jonathan P. Caulkins, a professor of public policy at Carnegie Mellon, has been a leading voice warning of marijuana's attendant dangers.
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Adapted from the lauded feminist novel by writer and critic Chris Kraus, I LOVE DICK is set in a colorful academic community in Marfa, Texas.
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He had created some noise in the academic community with an early prototype of a device that could measure the heart's electrical signal from the ear.
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"We—the academic community—need to de-incentivize contributions to low-quality journals that do not promote best practices and exist primarily to make money."[Nature]
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Through his books, talks, and interviews, Hawking made his findings more accessible to those outside of the academic community, bringing science into homes around the world.
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The TV series, which at least at the start is set in Marfa, the arts-and-academic community in Texas, certainly has casting going for it.
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That question has been roiling the academic community since the Department of Health and Human Services's Office for Human Research Protections revised its rules in January.
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Response is necessary at every level within governments, the private sector, NGOs, the academic community, and, perhaps most importantly, the people and communities of the Arctic.
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We now have plenty of research in the academic community and think tanks on both these topics and this research should certainly be part of the MTE.
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"There is a political demand for climate skepticism out of the academic community," and by signaling it, lesser-known researchers can gain visibility and get private grants.
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And it underscores that the academic community has not yet fully embraced the importance of archiving importance of archiving—not just in Brazil, but around the world.
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A third reason offered for affirmative action is to make sure that all the major social groups and points of view are represented in the academic community.
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It's been gaining traction in the academic community of late as AI experts team up with robot makers to apply cutting-edge software approaches to the physical realm.
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The second will be a coordinated effort to communicate findings, normally trapped in a small academic community, at a quicker pace to oncologists and patients across the country.
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"To really be successful in defending democracy, technology companies, government, civil society, the academic community and researchers need to come together and partner in new and meaningful ways."
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The thesis struck a chord with the public, but the academic community has generally dismissed von Däniken's work as wacky pseudoscience at best and pernicious ethnocentrism at worst.
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But they were enforced in Dr. Shlakman's case, and as she told her fellow professors after she testified, her firing had left the academic community with a choice.
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"Once you're living in an academic community or in a software development office for an exciting company, usually in day-to-day interactions this doesn't come up," he added.
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When a deep-learning system won an annual image-recognition contest in 2012, vastly outperforming rival systems, people both within the academic community and beyond sat up and took notice.
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This kind of shift in the approach to scientific research publishing will benefit not only the academic community by giving researchers more control over their work, but society at large.
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What would be incredible — and a colossal mistake — is to wrest authority for academic judgment from accreditation and the academic community and place it in the hands of government officials.
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When it comes to using technology for detection and intervention, "the consensus in the academic community is there is great potential promise here, but the jury is still out," says Nock.
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" In the open letter, Ms. Islam's research was called "an asset to the U.K. and its academic community, yet her very success in academic fieldwork is now being held against her.
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It's about perception, and once you're living in an academic community or in a software development office for an exciting company, usually in day-to-day interactions this doesn't come up.
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He added that UNAM rector Enrique Graue Wiechers had also not consulted the academic community at large, with the decision to build the structure made by a small group of officials.
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"To be successful in defending democracy, technology companies, government, civil society, the academic community and researchers need to come together and partner in new and meaningful ways," said Microsoft VP Tom Burt.
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"As an academic community, we will continue to conduct rigorous research into all aspects of our past and to reflect on our commitment to diversity, inclusion and asking challenging questions," Griffin said.
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Dario Euraque sounded fed up as he explained how the academic community is no stranger to the archaeological gems hidden in La Mosquitia, a rainforest region in the easternmost part of Honduras.
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The peer review process, which underpins the march of scientific progress, is performed for free by members of the academic community, yet generates enormous profit for the private corporations that facilitate it.
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"The IEEE was once considered an open international academic organization, an academic community of practitioners in the information technology field, with members from all over the world, including China," the CCF wrote.
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"The academic community has kind of felt that it's a business issue and not something they should be engaging in," said Dr. Andrew Krystal, a psychiatrist and sleep researcher at Duke University.
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The university instead offered she stay on as an "associate research scholar" to extend her tenure review — a position Ravina rejected, calling it a demotion that would reflect poorly in the academic community.
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Our leaders — civic, business, academic, community, and faith — have a moral and civic responsibility to create a discourse that promotes equality, respect, and compassion toward women and individuals of all walks of life.
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Yet without intellectual property protection to justify the investment, there's a lack of financial incentive to do so — a problem that's well-known in the academic community, but not as much outside it.
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"Within the academic community, there is near unanimity," said Zack Cooper, a health economist at Yale University who is among a group of researchers that has looked at how dominant hospitals affect prices.
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The case has had a chilling effect on the academic community, and fears deepened this week with the detention of a graduate student at an American university who was researching Egypt's judicial system.
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Here's Robert J. Brulle, Drexel University: I find it distressing that the I.P.C.C. has convened a small select group of academics and professionals that are disconnected from the larger academic community of communications scholars.
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Puri told The Verge that IBM was interested in helping establish such tests, and said that this September the company would be holding a workshop with the academic community to work on better benchmarks.
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In part two, I meet with others that have tested the theory and members of the academic community to get a better understanding of the theory's efficacy, and it's greater social and psychological impact.
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Members of the academic community — from university presidents, deans and tenured professors to administrative staff, maintenance crews and students at all levels — only have weeks to voice their objection to the proposed tax plan.
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City leaders credit that strength to the academic community, which includes Washington University and St. Louis University, as well as nine Fortune 500 companies and an elected leadership determined to bolster the city's competitiveness.
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According to the SEC, both defendants were connected to Mobileye insiders through the scientific academic community at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, which developed Mobileye technology and produced at least 11 Mobileye directors and officers.
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The medical technology industry is committed to working with the agency, healthcare providers, the academic community, security experts and other stakeholders on potential ways to further ensure the continued safety and effectiveness of digital medical technologies.
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A strong, vocal and practiced ecosystem of supporters and allies—from within an industry, from the academic community or from the media—will be key to mitigating any damage from a pointed attack on social media.
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The curbs, though short-lived, has sparked a major backlash in the global academic community, with professors from top-tier universities like Zhang Haixia at Peking University resigning from the IEEE boards in protest of the ban.
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LONDON — Britain's academic community has mobilized in support of a Cambridge University scholar whose request for permanent residency was denied, she says, because she spent too much time outside of the country working on her doctoral thesis.
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Microsoft has already invited a handful of members of the academic community to test AIX and, with plans to make the software available via an open-source license this summer, anyone will be able to access it soon.
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"One goal of Yale's admissions process — forged through decades of experience and review — is to create a vibrant and varied academic community in which our students interact with people of different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives," Mr. Salovey said.
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And she wasn't the only supportive figure in my academic community: In the English department alone, I had three other professors I could run to at a moment's notice, cry to without embarrassment and freely ask for advice.
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But, unlike most of the other spaces devoted to immersive tech, this approach to setting up nonprofit resource-rich spaces dedicated to the needs of the academic community is a significant contribution to strengthening the fundamentals of the industry.
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Yet the academic community is likely to push back on the administration's efforts over concerns that tighter controls on Chinese nationals could hurt American universities' ability to collaborate on cutting-edge research and wind up benefiting China even more.
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Furchtgott-Roth, a former columnist and book author, has racked up a number of endorsements from the academic community, including from an economics professor at the George Washington University and a scholar at Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations.
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It will reach out to the academic community and to civil society representatives, and it will aim at not just preaching the gospel that we think we mastered but also listening to the views of those to whom we reach out.
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Likewise, the Chinese government has also condemned the work, saying the experiment "crossed the line of morality and ethics adhered to by the academic community and was shocking and unacceptable," in the words of Xy Nanping, China's vice minister of science and technology.
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The decision to remove the articles had sent shockwaves through the academic community, with one China-based Western academic describing it as a "big wake-up call" amid two years in which the erosion of academic freedom in China had "escalated alarmingly".
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But the college is limited in its ability to compete for premier faculty, not only because its politics are out of step with the greater academic community, but also because none of its programs, with the exception of its law school, offer tenure.
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Charles Murray continues to sell his debunked pseudoscientific theories about race and Christina Hoff Sommers still occupies her perch at the American Enterprise Institute, while Hawkins lost her job and her place in an academic community she had inhabited for nine years.
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An Expedition Is Digging Up a Lost Civilization in Honduras Dario Euraque sounded fed up as he explained how the academic community is no stranger to the archaeological gems hidden in La Mosquitia, a rainforest region in the easternmost part of Honduras.
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Celmatix is no Theranos: The Fertilome test passes muster in New York state, which has some of the strictest requirements in the country, and the company works closely with doctors and the academic community, exhibiting the sort of transparency that Theranos resisted.
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The group will also be hitting the science conference circuit this year, including a stop at the White House, to promote the project to the academic community and continue the tradition of holding edit-a-thons focused on issues like gender diversity.
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At the heart of the success of accreditation and higher education has been the freedom of the academic community to lead when it comes to the very things that The Times believes government should now dictate — judging academic quality and academic soundness.
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The studies relied on data collected by a Facebook app called myPersonality, a 100-question quiz developed by the Psychometrics Center that assessed a person's openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness and neuroticism, traits commonly referred to in the academic community by the acronym Ocean.
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But based on news reports, he said, Dr. He appeared to have "blatantly violated China's relevant laws and regulations" and broken "the bottom line of morality and ethics that the academic community adheres to," the state broadcaster China Central Television reported on Thursday.
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However, the Fed itself, along with a substantial portion of the academic community, has long argued that a predictable, rules-based approach would simply be too rigid, depriving the central bank of the ability to respond quickly to major shifts in economic conditions.
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Also headed to Amazon: Jean-Claude Van Johnson, which follows martial arts film star Jean-Claude Van Damme; and I Love Dick, a show based on the renowned feminist novel about a couple's marital struggles in the artistic and academic community of Marfa, Texas.
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"I want to assure you that while Yale will cooperate fully with the inquiries conducted by the federal government, we also will vigorously defend our ability to create a diverse and excellent academic community," Salovey said in the statement, which was obtained by The Hill.
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That includes superhero reboot The Tick; Jean-Claude Van Johnson, which follows martial arts film star Jean-Claude Van Damme; and I Love Dick, a show based on the renowned feminist novel about a couple's marital struggles in the artistic and academic community of Marfa, Texas.
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At Thursday's press conference, Lagarde said the review would get underway in January with a view to completion by the end of 2020, and would reach out "not just to the usual suspects" but also Members of European Parliament (MEPs), the academic community and "civil society representatives."
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China's vice minister of science and technology, Xu Nanping, said He was still under investigation, but news reports had made it seem like he violated laws and broke "the bottom line of morality and ethics that the academic community adheres to," The New York Times reported.
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But liberal institutions — the Democratic Party is one, but much more broadly the think tank community, the academic community, which leans liberal, the journalistic community that is left of center — has been much more resistant to some of the bullshit that has infected the conservative community.
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Xu said the experiment "crossed the line of morality and ethics adhered to by the academic community and was shocking and unacceptable," as reported by AP. No further details were given, nor did the minister explain what might happen to He and his associates in the days and weeks ahead.
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Microsoft will also be investing in the academic community that helps make Montreal the AI powerhouse it's become; the company is putting $6 million in funding "gifts" behind the University of Montreal, and $1 million for McGill's research efforts, to be distributed over the course of the next five years.
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Collins and her husband, George, a Columbia art history professor, were among those in the academic community who opposed the planned gym, to be built on parkland that was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and that the city had agreed to lease to the university as long before as 22015.
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It is wonderful that she wants UNC to be a leader in the arts, but it would be enormously helpful if we — the academic community as well as potential donors — had a detailed vision of what that would look like and a plan of how to realize it, so we can all jump on board.
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The Trump administration's demands that EPA scientists stop releasing research to the public has not been well received in the academic community, and even prior to the restrictions imposed on government Twitter accounts, some agencies' social media teams indicated they were no fans of the new president — who has questioned the legitimacy of climate change and frozen EPA funding.
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When the Jason contract was quietly put on the chopping block and its termination only revealed during a House budget meeting, many in the academic community were concerned that the government would lose an independent voice that has been able to speak freely in a political environment where consensus and yes-men are often the norm.
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But having studied the phenomenon—known in the academic community as internet- or cyber-banging—I can tell you that the frequency with which young people use platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to hurl insults, taunt enemies, and brag about violent acts is playing a meaningful role in fueling retaliatory efforts between gangs and cliques in marginalized neighborhoods.
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"We hope our colleagues will realize the enormous contribution and attention that this project has brought, not only to the academic community working in the area but to the people and government of Honduras, and we hope that together we will be able to foster and encourage greater academic research in the area," the statement said.
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Washington (CNN)Thousands of academics in the United States are calling on President Donald Trump to reconsider his executive order that bans travel from seven Muslim-majority nations for 90 days and temporarily suspends all refugee admission to the US. By late Saturday afternoon, more than 4,000 academics, including more than two dozen Nobel laureates, signed an open letter going around the academic community addressed to Trump.
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The Tick stars Peter Serafinowicz (Guardians of the Galaxy), Griffin Newman (Vinyl), Jackie Earle Haley (Watchmen), Valorie Curry (House of Lies), Yara Martinez (Jane the Virgin) and Brendan Hines (Scorpion) Also headed to Amazon: Jean-Claude Van Johnson, which follows martial arts film star Jean-Claude Van Damme; and I Love Dick, a show based on the renowned feminist novel about a couple's marital struggles in the artistic and academic community of Marfa, Texas.
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Other notable examples have included an ad in 2000 by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to protest lynching; a 1966 ad from members of the academic community imploring Washington to terminate the American military presence in Vietnam; and an ad signed more than 20 companies, including Google, Unilever and Morgan Stanley, to encourage President Trump not to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement in 2017.
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Specifically, Facebook is tightening its rules to limit graphic depictions of cutting on Facebook and Instagram tightening its policies around acceptable images related to eating disorders hiring a full-time health and well-being expert on its safety team to focus on these and other issues promoting the #chatsafe guidelines designed to help encourage healthy dialogue with those dealing with suicidal feelings looking for ways to share some public user data with the academic community, starting with two researchers who study suicide prevention.
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Having had to wrangle a few institutional permissions and the like before, myself, and hearing my dad talk about the administration at the university he worked at for nearly 40 years, and considering how overworked most professors and grad students already are, I'm not surprised at all that this simple, effective tool has found purchase in the academic community here and worldwide — anything you can do to save a few hours or bucks, avoid a laborious back-and-forth with the department head and generally accelerate the process of actually doing research.
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