Commissioners include academics, representatives from industry, including MasterCard, IBM, Microsoft and the online security firm Crowdstrike, and academics.
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Big-time college sports are all about academics, until academics get in the way of a coach's basketball wishes.
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Researchers have found that in photos of academics on their university profile pages, there are significant differences in the direction English academics' faces are turned, compared to science academics (English to the left, science to the right).
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Calling themselves "Academics for Peace," the 1,128 initial signatories included Turkish scholars and prominent overseas academics such as American linguist Noam Chomsky.
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Academics and students in richer countries get access to these journals through their universities, but independent researchers and academics in poorer countries often have to resort to piracy.
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Academics are judged on their ability to get papers published in these periodicals and business schools are ranked on their ability to employ the most prolific of these academics.
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The academics and postgraduates were leaving the country . . .
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Both feature brainy female academics (Lux studied literature before she had to drop out of college) or would-be academics whose lives, as yet, have not worked out as planned.
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I just was reading one ... Yes, the real academics.
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Academics said the constant drip of bad news can hurt.
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Its membership draws heavily from the ranks of conservative academics.
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However some academics warn that Imamoglu could overplay his hand.
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The data was presented by academics on Friday last week.
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You might think this is just liberal academics being liberal.
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I loved how the studio practice and academics were connected.
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It's written to be read by laypeople rather than academics.
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The audience ranges from academics to workers on oil rigs.
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Academics grind out authoritative studies, but at a snail's pace.
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Unfortunately, the academics failed to find much other good news.
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The answer is one that divides futurists, writers, and academics.
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Some academics see the approach as potentially very powerful, however.
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This is usually granted mainly to academics, doctors and intellectuals.
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But academics have often overlooked the importance of whiteness itself.
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Usually this is granted mainly to academics, doctors and intellectuals.
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Many academics argue that stolen antiquities should not be studied.
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And academics don't really have any deadlines, except for courses!
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The three members appointed by the government are career academics.
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So two academics without experience in the corporate world. Check.
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Conservative economists, central bankers and academics all share this view.
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The academics are never allowed to hold forth for long.
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Medical researchers and academics are applauding New York's restrictive approach.
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We are lifelong academics in the field of American studies.
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It said 2,346 more academics had been removed from universities.
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These semantic issues are hardly the sole province of academics.
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They are artists and doctors and academics and documentary filmmakers.
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Purcell admits that she struggled with academics her senior year.
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Currently, publishers typically charge academics to publish that way too.
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U.M.B.C. is better known for academics than for team sports.
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Those journalists and academics publicly questioning the value of education?
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That included academics, attrition and injury rates, marksmanship, even marching.
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Three days a week, that time is spent on academics.
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British universities are failing to attract foreign academics and students.
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Academics grumbled that requests to study the papers went unanswered.
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But not even moderate academics like Professor Dawut appear secure.
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Many academics and medical professionals denounced those views as heresy.
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The bottom line: This argument isn't just for the academics.
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Some academics are calling for private firms to be abolished.
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As it turned out, Musk didn't realize we were academics.
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They emphasized academics and tutoring, making their school district enviable.
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Yet even in the sciences, academics are now overwhelmingly liberal.
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Most academics would defend central bank independence from political oversight.
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Other academics and investors cheered Apple's continued returns to shareholders.
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The academics serving on the council have their own biases.
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It's a place where academics, arts and athletics are valued.
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Jones's first priority when he arrived at Kenwood was academics.
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I think the city is more important than our academics.
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Within 48 hours, academics and activists had mobilized in response.
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You can see academics in the area blogging and analyzing.
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In rebuttal, nearly 6,000 other academics signed a petition under the name "Academics against Terror," expressing solidarity with the Turkish fight in the southeast and contending that government forces have acted within the law.
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Overall, the evidence looks a lot more consistent with a story that has academics rejecting a conservative party that has moved sharply right than it does with a story in which academics have moved left.
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Academics, human rights activists and journalists have been specially singled out.
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Universities, in turn, give their academics an incentive to do so.
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We need researchers and academics and engineers; programmers, surgeons, and botanists.
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There's a debate among academics about which methodology makes more sense.
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But William is no ordinary kid when it comes to academics.
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Many academics complain of violence and drug dealing in plain view.
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The same decree dismissed 10,131 more public officials and 1,267 academics.
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That's unhelpful for many academics whose studies have longer time frames.
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Stich is currently the company's head of student services and academics.
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Egypt has expelled several Western academics in the past few years.
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A study* by two Columbia Business School academics compared two approaches.
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Most academics agree that the Olympics offer no long-term boon.
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Academics also find that the Big Four's fees rise with tenure.
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A few former watchdogs and some outspoken academics aren't so sure.
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But a study by academics at Yale suggests they have failed.
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Security forces briefly detained 27 academics on accusations of terrorist propaganda.
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Most academics consider Occitan a single tongue, but some activists disagree.
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Academics like to think of themselves as open to their core.
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Academics, students and others staged demonstrations, saying the charges were unreasonable.
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Others came to entrepreneurial finance after careers as academics and researchers.
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Snyder is working to improve academics and finances in Detroit schools.
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You have academics and big researchers that will research various issues.
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Waves of arrests have targeted journalists, lawyers and academics, among others.
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Soldiers, journalists, academics, airline pilots and businessmen have all been targeted.
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Academics say they have been forced to move out of town.
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His alleged fault had been to share information with American academics.
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Activists say muzzled writers include economists, academics, columnists and Muslim clerics.
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For years, journalists and academics alike have noted the warning signs.
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Industry and academics spend over $100B annually in medical R&D.
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In fact, academics even have a name for it: confirmation bias.
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"There are things worth exploring other than academics," Ms. Caine said.
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Charlie Baker (R), and the second will feature academics and activists.
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Her recommendations also came from academics and former Democratic political appointees.
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Earlier in the week, Turkey effectively barred academics from traveling abroad.
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The ripple effects to American academics are just starting to emerge.
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Some academics have their own suspicions about where they came from.
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In fact, many academics still don't publish in open access journals.
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Economists and academics differ on how to confront this coming emergency.
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Academics and activists have castigated Hollywood for excluding people of color.
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The report, by five academics, revealed a deeply fractured school system.
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She chose Virginia, for a combination of the athletics and academics.
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My conversations have been with Trump voters, not advisers and academics.
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Students and academics have signed open letters and picketed police headquarters.
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A murder of academics have nearly defined camp out of existence.
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"He was among the most decent people in academics," she said.
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But many academics have grown increasingly uneasy with the public fixation.
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Academics from the two countries regularly teamed up and swapped notes.
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We asked technologists, academics, politicians and journalists how to fix Facebook.
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Totalizing, annihilating threats were for cranks, alarmists, extremists and speculating academics.
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Academics have offered alternatives to such tools being pushed by governments.
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With luck this will spur serious competition among academics and researchers.
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Philanthropists, businesses, and academics can provide valuable antidotes to this problem.
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Let's shift from academics back to political practitioners for a moment.
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Prominent academics have already sounded an alarm about the possible consequences.
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Authors, often academics, write a national version of each text. 2.
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His lecture received a barrage of criticism from academics and journalists.
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Academics on the agency's Board of Scientific Counselors dropped 45 percent.
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Journalists and academics critical of the government's policies have been detained.
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Academics argue this is where the process can become very opaque.
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But some academics are questioning whether growth has been overstated, too.
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But the academics and political critics are missing a key point.
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Some once like-minded academics now praise Mr. Xi's authoritarian ways.
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The first mainly rippled through circles of academics and antitrust professionals.
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Some purged academics can no longer travel, or take posts, abroad.
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But by and large the largest bias of academics lies elsewhere.
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But, outside of her academics, things seemed only to get worse.
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The arrest sweeps have targeted clerics, academics and human rights defenders.
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And these CEOs, bureaucrats, and academics listened carefully to Trump's words.
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They wanted to take the savings and plow it into academics.
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Hundreds of Iraqi academics and scholars were kidnapped, tortured, or killed.
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Mourners included students and academics from Oxford, Cambridge, and Leeds universities.
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As Cargill and many other right-minded academics now make clear, the necessity for scientists, archaeologists, and academics in general to talk to the public about the ethnic biases of pseudoscience is becoming ever more apparent.
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Svenonius was born in Chicago, in 1968, to a pair of academics.
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One-third of the students said they were terrified of academics mobbing.
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CNBC asked analysts, accountants, academics, trade groups, regulators and the companies themselves.
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It might be academics; it might be in athletics or something else.
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Clean classrooms where the kids have six hours of academics every day.
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The room was filled with elders and academics, knowledge carriers and artists.
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Among them are judges, prosecutors, police and military officers, teachers and academics.
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Like Oxford North, it would include work-space for academics and startups.
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Consider the Jackson Hole conference itself, stuffed with star academics and policymakers.
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Nonetheless, female lawmakers and academics insist that quotas have borne legislative fruit.
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Why it matters: The data will hopefully give researchers, reporters, academics, etc.
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Davis hasn't just studied everything academics have to say about biker clubs.
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Academics trained in Marxist economics lapped up translated versions of Western textbooks.
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Go deeper: Why academics are creating deepfakes Congress seeks probe of deepfakes
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The research was not undertaken by a group of impartial university academics.
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The LBS academics made a similar forecast about low returns in 2000.
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Taiwanese academics critical of China have been refused entry to Hong Kong.
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Two American academics argue that this principle is now seriously under threat.
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Many researchers and academics are actively exploring how to increase algorithmic accountability.
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If markets are changing, so too are the academics who study them.
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Academics are now putting their faith in a post-election Kremlin reshuffle.
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Here's a sampling of the argument: There's no agreement among academics, either.
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It showed a revival of faith in "experts", including academics and businessmen.
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Many more Turks are likely to leave their homeland, including many academics.
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Trump and his allies now feel comfortable openly shunning scientists and academics.
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Academics who study unconscious bias say that training can help alleviate it.
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Yes, academics are important, but you also have show up on time.
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The academics suggest central banks are following a rough rule of thumb.
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Sudanese academics called the military's violence against the protesters a "bloody massacre."
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Lawmakers, academics and consumer groups are disappointed with the CMA, Tyrie said.
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Motherboard spoke to several academics who have studied Twitter and radicalization online.
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What he said: Outside academics should analyze the Russian social media content.
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Mr Correa may win, but academics who cherish independence will not forget.
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They have been used in recent months to detain academics and journalists.
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Some people in the finance industry have a sniffy attitude towards academics.
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Over 80,000 people, including judges, businesspeople, journalists and academics, have been purged.
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The foundation's board is currently mainly made up of academics and politicians.
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Religious vigilantes have threatened — or committed — violence against academics, journalists and politicians.
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Academics who think education requires the free flow of ideas are appalled.
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The result, say three academics, was a sharp spike in electricity prices.
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A group of academics from top schools filed a brief, as well.
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It's something that you have to feel that's more than the academics.
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Like most academics, he is wary about patient stories, pro or con.
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Academics have employed two different strategies in attempting to make this assessment.
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The Centennial Commission includes a dozen lawyers, academics, and retired military officers.
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"I honestly assumed that directors were male, and intellectual academics," she said.
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The lineup includes an array of acclaimed artists, journalists, activists, and academics.
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Other witnesses include academics and other representatives from law enforcement agencies nationwide.
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SC: If we were better entrepreneurs, maybe we wouldn't be academics. [Laughs.]
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They make a mockery of the N.C.A.A.'s supposed emphasis on academics.
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Erdogan had said the academics would pay a price for their "treachery".
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Academics are making careers interpreting the whims of people who live there.
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There's Ben and Annie, young academics new to town, and their baby.
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The academics say it will continue to be updated throughout the crisis.
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Like other Mexican clubs, Pachuca offers scholarships for housing, training and academics.
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Born in Annecy, France, Mr. Dreyer did not always shine at academics.
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Gabler's book thrives because it now has its own captive audience: academics.
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Mr. Hagmann and Mr. Tronvoll are academics, and Eritrea and Ethiopia specialists.
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"We are both academics, so funds and time are limited," Jeff said.
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The result has been significant improvements in school climate, attendance and academics.
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Academics are often targeted by the student wing of the ruling party.
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Below, Greg speaks to two academics who were key EmTech Next speakers.
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Academics toil for years before they reach tenure, their equivalent of stardom.
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Congress held hearings, but businessmen, academics, and bankers proffered only belt-tightening.
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Academics at M.I.T.'s Election Data and Science Lab questioned that finding.
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Tens of thousands of journalists, academics and political opponents have been detained.
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Some academics worry that the podcast's popularity perpetuates skewed narratives about victimhood.
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Officials started using Maoists to intimidate liberal academics, dissidents and other critics.
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I focused on academics and didn't take the pageant life too seriously.
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In Edmonton, as across Canada, they include physicians, dentists, engineers and academics.
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He was a captain of sports teams and a star in academics.
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"This sounds really boring — son of academics becomes academic," Mr. Markovits said.
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The commission heard from academics, researchers, statisticians and survivors of family violence.
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Academics and lawyers familiar with Dr. Laskar were puzzled by the accusations.
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Academics are rewarded professionally when they publish in a high-profile journal.
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I've never been the best at anything — not at art or academics.
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Numerous lawyers, judges, legislators, nonprofit organizations and academics have demonstrated the contrary.
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CreditCreditJoren Cull Medical scientists and academics must publish their research to advance.
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But plenty of academics are unhappy with the publication of this data.
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Academics were outraged at being given no say in running the event.
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According to academics who have done the research, that's probably just paranoia.
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Academics, too, took issue with the research: where were the peer reviews?
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David Perkins, commander of TRADOC, and featuring panels of experts and academics.
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Those offering their John Hancock include journalists, academics, publishers, artists and activists.
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In fact, the provision is something of a laughingstock among legal academics.
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But academics are concerned that the effort to crack down on Zelin's site and others now is conflicting with traditional rights of academics to collect materials, write about what their research shows, and share their views with others.
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There are already reports that British academics have been asked to take their names off applications for funding, owing to uncertainty over whether they will remain eligible, and that some foreign academics are reluctant to take jobs in Britain.
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These were academics who, crucially, already believed the climate crisis was no crisis at all, academics so ideologically aligned with the free-market values of the polluters that they couldn't be bothered with the damning data signaling a crisis.
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With the help of a small army of oil-industry-funded academics like Wei-Hock Soon of Harvard Smithsonian and think tanks like the Competitive Enterprise Institute, they had been working to discredit academics and government climate change scientists.
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I strongly disagree with the idea of boycotting Israeli academics and institutions …but I also think that the government of Israel should not deny academics or others access to the country simply because they hold and express that viewpoint.
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One is that paunchy academics can achieve rock-star-level fame and influence.
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Not all that different from postmodern academics, if you really think about it.
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Left-wing American academics have always had a soft spot for Marxist regimes.
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Update: Google's Transparency Project has posted an addendum to its Academics Inc. report.
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It hints at a vast conspiracy of academics, historians, and Māori interest groups.
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It's a desire that my fellow academics and cosmopolitan elites do not understand.
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The case has drawn interest from lawmakers, journalists, academics and even former judges.
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Many academics are uncomfortable with this sort of numerical reduction of intellectual work.
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The institute has only a small administrative staff but about 70 affiliated academics.
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In 2016 academics nominated Narborough Road in Leicester as Britain's most diverse street.
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The device was created by academics at the City University London's Imagineering Lab.
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Victim advocates, academics, and tech companies must work together to combat the problem.
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Some academics worry that Finland is taking waste disposal too much on faith.
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Since that article, more and more academics have become interested in the issue.
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He has a clear list of enemies: liberals, feminists, academics, people of color.
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Academics are paid as witnesses or are sponsored by firms without disclosing it.
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My fellow academics were excited to see a scholar doing something so cool.
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After his death, academics around China signed open letters addressing the Chinese government.
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Academics call it digital folklore: modern mythmaking at the behest of social media.
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Maybe it was because it was a house full of scientists and academics.
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The harshest punishments, of 40 months in jail, were imposed on two academics.
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The group will include industry executives, technology experts, regulators, community groups and academics.
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Policing experts and academics criticized the social media posts included in the database.
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Indeed, academics have been referencing "the Smurfette Principle" for more than 25 years.
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Despite his dedication to mastering instruments at home, academics rarely held his attention.
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Differential privacy isn't an Apple invention; academics have studied the concept for years.
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"The options are not unlimited," Jordan told an audience of students and academics.
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About 145,000 civil servants, security personnel and academics have been suspended or sacked.
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"It transformed my children's behaviors, personalities and academics," she says in a video.
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Academics who have been researching this industry for years have said it's wrong.
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This category is followed by those anxious about their careers or in academics.
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The only existing recommendations are in piecemeal publications by small groups of academics.
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What about reports that the sugar industry paid academics to undertake favorable research?
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And the silver-haired crooks, say academics, are desperate to be behind bars.
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Crackdowns on what academics and students can say are nothing new in China.
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"We're academics at the university and we have to remain unbiased," Redway said.
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Everybody that wants a cut in taxes, you know, they higher some academics.
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The emails became a notorious treasure trove for computer scientists and other academics.
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Outside of academics, Martin has an interest in running, swimming and the environment.
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It does not care what liberal politicians, foreign leaders, or fancy academics say.
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Conservative academics who are no fans of Obamacare joined the pile-on, too.
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In recent years a number of academics have tried to find an answer.
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It is striking how many academics working in this area have been Canadian.
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Since then, academics say a chill of self-censorship has descended on campuses.
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A distressing number of these academics come from elite American universities, as well.
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No reliable statistics exist to show how many academics are joining tech companies.
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Our correspondents talked to academics and writers who lived through the Cultural Revolution.
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It tumbles easily out of the mouths of activists, politicians, celebrities, and academics.
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That needs to change, Professor Goodhart told Europe's leading banking regulators and academics.
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Lawmakers will hear from three academics, two in support and one in opposition.
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It's a standard kind of complaint for popular writers to lob at academics.
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TRT also reported that Istanbul University had removed 95 academics from their posts.
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Back then, companies lacked takeover defenses, something that suited many academics just fine.
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He did the research with academics at New Zealand's Victoria University of Wellington.
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The ads auction has been studied by marketers and academics for even longer.
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Bris ranks among the top 100 most-read finance academics in the world.
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He frequently denounces academics for draining the vitality from revolutionary history, sometimes gratuitously.
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Troubling stories like this have become commonplace — and academics must help change that.
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Nonetheless, we got together several academics from different fields to find out more.
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Notably, Dark Blue Labs had a strong connection to academics at Oxford University.
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Academics: More universities and are creating programs to study misinformation and online propaganda.
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Academics are challenging/rigorous but so captivating that you're motivated to work hard.
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Among them were security and privacy researchers, surveillance specialists, policy academics and journalists.
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The data was later easily traced back by other academics to Harvard freshmen.
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Most are academics and unsung practitioners with years of experience studying infectious diseases.
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He also used the opportunity to round up academics, journalists and political opponents.
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Traditionally, academics have earned prestige by publishing new findings in high-impact journals.
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The yield curve was once just a wonky graph for academics and policymakers.
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Her work has been cited by journalists and academics in Mexico and internationally.
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Independent experts only, with an emphasis on museum curators and academics, will vote.
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Yet academics have had a hard time digging into and unpacking stag films.
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Academics have resisted previous requests to review their data, notably at Columbia University.
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But the new effort by academics may expand the impact of such suggestions.
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But we disagree when she suggests that academics have been ignoring these issues.
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Some academics and consumer groups have called for regulators to rethink that gauge.
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Secular bloggers and academics have been murdered in record numbers in recent years.
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But the academics noted most of Amazon's executive team will remain in Seattle.
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After news of the censorship spread, academics inside and outside China expressed alarm.
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The cancellation drew a barrage of condemnations from local artists, activists, and academics.
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They view, and academics view, the production of knowledge as a global commodity.
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Some economists, academics and activists think they should be paid for their contributions.
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Trump opponents, the academics say, are open-minded and value independence and novelty.
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Nationally, 17 percent of academics are citizens of European nations other than Britain.
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Esmaili also said two French academics will appear in the court next month.
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They sometimes even said that directly to people, Uzgel heard from other academics.
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They sometimes even said that directly to people, Uzgel heard from other academics.
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Google's position has been backed by different groups of technologists, investors and academics.
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A complete list of 2019 awardees, including lawyers, academics and scientists, is HERE.
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The academics are defined by conflicts that are dramatic, without being dramatic themselves.
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Academics—particularly the Harvard law faculty—have supplied intellectual support for their fight.
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"In mission control, they really value life experience more than academics," she said.
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The contest, the Critical Assessment of Structure Prediction, was not won by academics.
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I've heard seasoned professionals, academics, as well as newcomers, describe themselves as hackers.
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Vansant was a likable young man of 23, gifted at sports and academics.
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More than 7,300 academics have signed a petition protesting Egan and Naberhaus' firings.
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We do a lot of research programs with academics and with pharma companies.
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Academics are used to freely sharing their work with peers at other organizations.
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In a sign of growing anxiety among academics, a conflict recently erupted between the London School of Economics and the government when the university said it had been instructed to bar non-British academics from advising the government on Brexit negotiations.
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But two years ago, the stress of managing both dance and academics overwhelmed her.
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They are judges and politicians in suits, and academics and environmental activists in jeans.
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The academics experimented with ways of displaying the information to make the benefits clearer.
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Erdogan said his view on inflation and interest rates may cause conflicts with academics.
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Some academics say the ban will simply leave the U.S. out of future research.
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Hundreds of British academics, musicians and artists are promoting a boycott of the country.
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But the policy has generated controversy among some migrant groups, rights campaigners and academics.
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It does not treat its academics as civil servants, as do France and Germany.
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But academics have raised concerns that the decision could do more harm than good.
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The FBI has also reportedly urged universities to monitor Chinese students and visiting academics.
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Ten academics joined from overseas shortly before the start of classes in mid-August.
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Academics exploring the consequences of redefining sex categories face campaigns to get them sacked.
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However, academics note that the service does not get used by all populations equally.
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Whiteness has received a closer examination by writers and academics over the last decade.
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The block has been repeatedly criticized by privacy campaigners, academics, and the porn industry.
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In April, Saudi authorities imprisoned a number of individuals, including journalists, writers, and academics.
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He got a lot of flack for it, from biohackers, academics, and the public.
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You're in good company — lots of journalists and academics have received warnings like these.
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Those who have faced such suits include journalists, cartoonists, academics and even school children.
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Nearly 5,000 academics were dismissed; books, many written by prominent political journalists, were confiscated.
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Opposition newspapers have been shut and journalists and academics critical of government policies sacked.
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With his "sporting publics" and "dominant narratives", Mr Fouché is clearly writing for academics.
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The 14-member advisory group includes venture capitalists, institutional investors, business executives and academics.
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The paper on telecoms was co-written by in-house wonks and external academics.
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Chinese academics remain curiously resistant to an "out of Africa" explanation of human origins.
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Now, top academics and tech companies want to challenge us at video games instead.
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Academics at Kansas State University linked that to the rise of women's paid work.
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Nirider and Drizin are Northwestern Academics, obsessed with the inner workings of the law.
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The academics doubt that the bullshitters were simply trying to impress the questionnaire's markers.
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Academics at the University of California, Berkeley, have tested Kenyan villagers' willingness to pay.
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But most of this criticism of DAFs has come from academics and charitable consultants.
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Academics, lawyers and activists have given it a shot, though, and their results vary.
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Academics and think tanks have created many indexes measuring democracy annually around the world.
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Academics are just like us: they share papers with catchy titles much more frequently.
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Titled "Communist Party of China and China's Modernisation", it brought together ideologues and academics.
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Media types and academics are again discussing ways of reining in big tech companies.
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As investors try to achieve this goal, they draw on the work of academics.
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He, along with academics and hobbyists, does this by starting with the DOD's data.
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CUP's acquiescence in deleting its own articles had prompted howls of outrage from academics.
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Crockett said Jordan was a teenager who was both interested in academics and sports.
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I&aposm very concerned about what the academics are teaching today on university campuses.
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By comparison, many academics consider polygraph tests to be 503 to 250 percent accurate.
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Wasn't this just Google policing itself with the blessing of a handful of academics?
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Before Harris, plenty of academics had broached the subject of values in technology design.
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Academics monitoring the vote said that 222,285,170 people took part in the nonbinding referendum.
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Academics monitoring the vote said that 30,186,170 people took part in the nonbinding referendum.
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Even academics and policymakers who used to welcome openness unreservedly are having second thoughts.
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The University of Akron's Polymer Training Centre houses 120 academics and 700 graduate students.
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The Post's fact-checkers later noted some academics questioned the validity of the study.
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The council will include safety advocates, academics, researchers, grassroots political organisations and community groups.
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It is written by the professor of Latin at Princeton University for other academics.
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Digby indulged in horoscopes and alchemy, and discussed Galileo's new ideas with Florentine academics.
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Private-sector jobs can also free academics from the uncertainty of securing research grants.
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The proposal from Burr also prompted criticism from academics and those on the left.
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Many claim social emotional intelligence is something "nice to have" in addition to academics.
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Unsurprisingly, therefore, the academics found that American public pension funds choose a riskier approach.
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The academics also look at the trustees, the people who make the investment decisions.
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These are the terms used by aid workers and academics to describe Congo today.
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The conversation about popular cities has made academics and policy analysts timid about gentrification.
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Like David Riesman and Daniel Bell, his primary audience was never his fellow academics.
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The branch was shut down after the academics realised they had founded it illegally.
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Retired military officers and army-linked academics have pushed home a strongly martial message.
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As academics, we have been curious about the actual welfare impacts of the forum.
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Sensible they may be, but they are not, as some academics suggest, mere platitudes.
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Most academics associate court packing with one somewhat failed effort by President Franklin Roosevelt.
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The SEC has also hosted talks from academics studying the liquidity and valuation issues.
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" This kind of stuff got Sedgwick maligned by conservative academics as a "tenured radical.
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The same traits that made me "gifted" in academics left me clueless with people.
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A separate panel will have academics, environmentalists and attorneys, including some former EPA officials.
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A team of academics in Australia have tried to remedy that lack of information.
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Benchling was initially born as a sort of smart notebook for scientists and academics.
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And, of course, these types of changes intrigue academics for reasons complex and esoteric.
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Those who have faced such trials include journalists, cartoonists, academics and even school children.
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The project has been a collaboration of workers, artists, organizers, lawyers, unions and academics.
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We hear from academics and writers on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Indeed, between 2000 and 2013, U.S. academics won or shared the prize every year.
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But for academics who've made elaborate notes on important titles, $25 doesn't help much.
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Go deeper: Academics and current movement leaders weigh in on how 2018 isn't 1965
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Academics are increasingly studying this problem of how society views maintainers (hint: not well).
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And they really care, not just about a student's academics, but about their life.
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But academics have long studied the impact of taxation on economic growth and development.
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The eight-member review panel includes former civil servants, corporate figures, academics and lawyers.
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We also plan interviews with media and meetings with NGOs, academics and think tanks.
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Central bankers already meet regularly with academics and financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs.
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He could not get a lab full of academics focused on his neocortical theory.
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A Fordham Law School professor and activist, she's widely respected among lawyers and academics.
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In recent decades, many activists and academics have tried to argue that it can.
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This is a young woman who knows that academics are not her strong suit.
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So did many Catholic priests, politicians, Hollywood celebrities and some award-winning male academics.
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"Academics called his theory insanity, totally wacky and completely off the wall," he said.
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They played tennis and excelled at academics, graduating a year early from high school.
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Some classmates fell out; others were run down physically and drowning in their academics.
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Many players are putting sports ahead of academics, just as they do as undergraduates.
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But the work is starting to receive attention from other academics and policy experts.
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Politicians, pundits and academics are wielding it to score points both historical and contemporary.
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Anita Foeman is one of the academics studying the effects of unexpected DNA results.
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But the academics, who made their name studying inequality and taxes, don't stop there.
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For one, policymakers, academics, and journalists started to compare Asian Americans to African Americans.
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But in other instances, universities have been more reluctant to defend the academics involved.
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Big tech companies have hired many of the academics who specialized in the technique.
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Industry-financed academics began appearing on TV to assail the rules as economically ruinous.
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The case has attracted wide attention from academics, workers' groups and state tax authorities.
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As news of the inferno spread, employees, researchers and academics rushed to the museum.
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Some academics complain that administrators have encouraged them to keep awkward opinions to themselves.
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Mr. Abadi's coalition is a cross-sectarian alliance of mostly politicians, businessmen and academics.
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Academics often study law students because students are considered a bellwether for the profession.
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Rather than pushing academics, Lauren urged her children to get outside and enjoy life.
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All of this recorded history has been lost among current liberal politicians and academics.
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It values play, interaction with nature, the arts, and meditation, in addition to academics.
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Their chosen ambassadors instead sat quietly in a crowd of journalists, advocates, and academics.
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His lack of defense confounded Mendoza as much as his academics pleased his teachers.
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It's not just academics, she suggested, but also sport and science activities involving teamwork.
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Since then, thousands of academics have been fired for alleged links to terrorist organizations.
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Some academics say Turkey's progress in academia in recent years is now in jeopardy.
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A group of prominent academics had previously signed a letter in support of Ito.
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Rahman said the academics were not taking sides about whether geo-engineering would work.
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The wave of arrests has targeted women's rights activists, academics and human rights campaigners.
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Elizabeth Warren is still sparring with academics over a paper she published in 2005.
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The episodes explore the players' lives as they juggle academics, athletics and military service.
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One is the sheer magnitude of the underrepresentation of black academics in research math.
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And obviously a lot of academics spend a lot of time in the fray.
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Hundreds of Canadian academics have added their names to a petition to boycott US conferences.
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We're working with researchers and academics for many years in how we develop our policies.
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He has been perceived as favoring aggressive easing due to ties with reflationalist-minded academics.
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Turkey has now fired about 145,000 civil servants, security personnel and academics, local media reported.
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Twitter lit up with ridicule, with Trump drawing eye-rolls from academics and celebrities alike.
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At Columbia, I enjoyed a truly well rounded university experience, sacrificing neither athletics, nor academics.
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The Wall Street Journal reported how Google pays academics to parrot its point of view.
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Academics have long questioned the authenticity of Dead Sea Scroll fragments sold by antiquities dealers.
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Turkish authorities banned all academics from traveling abroad in response to last week's failed coup.
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This has led prominent activists and academics to discuss the potential implications of the technology.
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Academics and peers she respected tried to dissuade Smith from continuing down the porn path.
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Some academics have cast doubt on past reports of a massive treasure on the ship.
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This is particularly true of the internet, originally a tool whereby academics shared research data.
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The natural audience for this book is academics, members of the bar and law students.
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It scrapped a system that offered academics a say in electing heads of their universities.
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The absence of any academics is especially notable when the conversation strays into theoretical territory.
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The guest list was a point of controversy for many Muslim American advocates and academics.
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Some companies, like LinkedIn, also offer up slices of their data for academics to use.
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That's why years later I still receive requests from academics to use my project's data.
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It recognized politicians, activists and academics, among others, who were shaping gender policy in 2019.
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Academics from Columbia University forecast coal consumption crumbling by another 25% in the coming decade.
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That conversation is already happening among academics, oil-and-gas workers and the broader public.
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"We thought we might find at least something," laments Bruce Wydick, one of the academics.
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"If you don't meet the basic needs, children really can't focus on academics," he says.
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And academics have been trying to determine which English-speaking country produces the most bullshit.
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The list includes violent extremists and despots, but also celebrities, academics and even entire countries.
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Australian academics said it would have "serious negative consequences for the cyber-security of Australians".
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After all, academics have actually studied the basic idea of an attention economy for decades.
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Consumer advocates and antitrust academics often influence telecom transactions, but corporate foils have clout, too.
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They're also working hard on connecting with academics and building the translation community around Lilt.
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Academics are both a crucial source of translators and language experts and a major market.
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The new platform, developed by academics, will be made available to everyone over the summer.
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Non-Western academics and thinkers are sharing their "decolonising syllabi" and discussing the subject online.
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It also rolled out a programme whereby research academics will gain access to user data.
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All my meetings, from CEOs to academics to old friends, were arranged through the app.
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Academics have long puzzled over why stocks have done so well as compared to bonds.
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Now, CEOs and academics are looking for how to restore the lost sense of security.
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Neither of the two academics named to the senior economic positions have prior ministerial experience.
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TWITTER BRINGS IN ANTI-TRUMP ACADEMICS TO FIGHT BIAS U.S. Senator Mark Warner, D-Va.
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"For the people in bioethics, in science, we tend to be secular academics," said Hughes.
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Their targets have included academics, exiled business elites, former judges and activists like Mr. Zhuang.
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But it's not only grumpy old academics who think sex apps signal our social demise.
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Academics often appeal to the noncommercial nature of their work to bypass questions of copyright.
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The conservative Christian Greens are generally not part of most academics' professional or cultural world.
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Last week, academics found more than 100,000 public repos storing cryptographic keys and other secrets.
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When Motherboard described Twitter's plans on the phone, two of the academics laughed before responding.
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This would allow academics and journalists to more easily check for bias in artificial intelligence.
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Children in lower-income neighborhoods are less likely to grow up around academics or inventors.
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Many academics claim to have found evidence that America, too, buys UN votes with aid.
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At first IETF meetings were a festival for academics and engineers such as Mr Bradner.
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Young academics are encouraged to build a visible online presence when they are seeking jobs.
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Mr Erdogan, determined to quash dissent, has detained journalists and academics under anti-terrorism laws.
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Instead of mingling with his peers, Gates said his college priorities were almost solely academics.
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However, Chinese and Australian academics have noted that pro-Beijing militancy is on the rise.
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For more information on Pratt Institute's School of Art visit pratt.edu/academics/school-of-art/.
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The experts would not come from mining firms, but would likely be academics, he said.
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It was not helping, and Pakistan continued targeting Baloch teachers, professors, academics, lawyers, and others.
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They'll do so because they have everything to offer—tradition, academics, facilities and warm weather.
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The head curator, Johanna Burton, convened a committee of academics to help plan the show.
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Though debated, academics generally accept realism's emphasis on three pillars of anarchy, sovereignty and power.
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Social scientists and academics like to have this information, but that doesn't mean it's necessary.
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Like many academics who study American elections, I found 2016 to be a humbling experience.
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"Academics became a way for me to compete; I enjoyed it," he said last month.
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Academics and law enforcement representatives from around the country will also testify at the hearing.
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After four years of rigorous academics, how are graduates from the best universities faring financially?
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Still, the methods the researchers employed are well regarded by several academics we've spoken to.
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Academics from Imperial College London and Université Catholique de Louvain are behind the new research.
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If it doesn't, a key resource for academics, journalists, and governments will likely be lost.
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Academics study their adverse societal impact, even as women dress like them for their weddings.
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In the 1980s, academics believed that technology would introduce profound changes for humankind, especially women.
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"Outside experts, researchers and academics can help by analyzing political advertising on Facebook," Leathern said.
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The Great Man Theory has long since been junked by academics, if not popular historians.
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But the conservative intelligentsia — journalists, think-tankers and academics — has been conspicuous in its resistance.
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Clinton does not come as a big surprise, as academics overwhelmingly tend to lean Democratic.
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In recent weeks, Neuralink has also hired leading academics in the field, the Journal reported.
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Finally, academics of the world can end the decades-long desperate search for this information.
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The Academics' Ball in the former imperial palace in central Vienna draws protests every year.
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Irving High School, while far from perfect, had markedly better academics than Kimball High School.
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There was also space opening up for not just reporters and experts and academics, whatever.
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Its stated mission is to make sure academics appear central to the college athletics experience.
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The best reactions I get are firstly from a lot of academics, nutritionists, and dieticians.
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It can happen anywhere: politics, academics, science and technology fields, and low-wage industries alike.
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The high school in Premont, Texas, that saved money and boosted academics by dumping football?
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The purge of those deemed disloyal has been widened to include teachers, academics, and journalists.
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But you don't hear about the kids out here that are all great in academics.
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But others—especially academics—want to move somewhere they can find work in their field.
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I wanted to come up with a program where we could combine academics with sports.
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"Academics would argue that we need access to primary data," said Dr. Nielsen of Oxford.
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However briefly, Loyola athletics had entered the big time, which didn't bode well for academics.
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It can happen anywhere: politics, academics, science and technology fields, and low-wage industries alike.
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It's radical, simple, and — if it catches on — could change the way academics approach publishing.
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Journalists and academics have shown that risk-scoring algorithms can be unfair or racially biased.
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Hacking and cybersecurity are increasingly becoming a concern for politicians, academics, and even everyday people.
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The balance between arts and academics has become increasingly fragile at Manhattan's LaGuardia High School.
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Given this trajectory, the academics estimated that the country's population could start shrinking in 2027.
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Oxford University academics have launched a project to track government responses to the coronavirus pandemic.
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It's open for any kind of noncommercial use: For academics, for researchers and companies — anybody.
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Colleges marketing themselves through having lazy rivers and climbing walls instead of academics aren't helping.
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Many — probably most — academics who publish in these journals know exactly what they are doing.
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It might be because academics, as a career, appeals more to liberals than to conservatives.
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The new administrators vowed to unmask "two-faced" Uighur academics who resisted the new orthodoxies.
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Some alumni see recent events as examples of the university's focus on athletics over academics.
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Nowak also continued to facilitate meetings between Epstein and leading academics at Harvard and MIT.
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Criticism of the data Other academics have joined Google in criticizing Epstein's methodology and conclusions.
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Some academics believe that Shakespeare wrote three plays while in quarantine in the English countryside.
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Industry leaders, academics and experts weigh in on how the trend has transformed modern relationships.
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Academics whose only "crime" was to sign a peace petition have been fired, detained, stigmatized.
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She still serves on a panel of academics that advises the United States Central Command.
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Mike had a passion for dancing, but his father wanted him to focus on academics.
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Mr. Suleimani's killing has left a swirl of confusion among analysts, former policymakers and academics.
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For centuries, academics have debated whether a president could give himself a pardon without resolution.
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In an open letter last July, 27 prominent academics suggested pretrial risk assessments be abandoned.
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"Five of his nine circuit court picks are current or former academics," Professor Adler said.
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He enrolled in Navajo Prep, a private school in Farmington, N.M., where academics are king.
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Many blame the North American Free Trade Agreement for the region's decline, though academics disagree.
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The bacteria, found in arsenic-rich Mono Lake, almost immediately triggered skepticism among some academics.
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The article drew a rebuke from nearly 600 academics and clinicians who called it misleading.
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In effect, gender-critical academics are laundering the whims of online TERFs into official policy.
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Over the past 21990 months, Native American politicians, artists and academics have made uncommon gains.
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This move would require carefully carving out broad exemptions to cover security researchers and academics.
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This move would require carefully carving out broad exemptions to cover security researchers and academics.
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Biographers, academics and journalists have embraced this idea, as have members of Mr. Trump's family.
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And criticism of the cases is on the rise, from defendants, academics and some courts.
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From a different vantage point some academics and journalists offer up their own searing criticisms.
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Which is one of the problems with DARPA for academics and certain other people, frankly.
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Although he never formally "came out," many academics and biographers believe Mr. Hughes was gay.
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Founded in 1950, few schools in Southern California have married academics and athletics so successfully.
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Security forces have even started detaining top academics suspected of complicity in the failed coup.
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This is one of the core causes of that paucity of research that academics lament.
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There have been multiple investigations — by academics, journalists, and nonpartisan think tanks — into voter fraud.
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Critics mocked it as an attempt by white, privileged academics (while Minerva is a postdoc, Singer and McMahan are both among the most prominent applied ethicists in philosophy) to smuggle reactionary and bigoted views that academics would not feel comfortable airing under their own names.
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In "Refuge" (2017) Alexander Betts and Paul Collier, two British academics, argue for a complete overhaul.
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Yoo Hye Jung turned her academics around thanks to her biology teacher mentor Hong Ji Hong.
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Social targets are often non-binding, pointed out a study by Cambridge University academics in 2016.
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Academics have tried to tease out the humans from the bots with varying degrees of success.
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Police officials, academics and politicians said this was mainly due to the poor enforcement of legislation.
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The new members include two U.S.-trained academics, a fund manager and a central bank prosecutor.
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Bad News is an online game created by a team of academics and journalists called DROG.
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West European countries have expressed concern about his subsequent crackdown on journalists, judiciary, academics and others.
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About 50,000 people, including soldiers, journalists, academics and civil servants, have been arrested in that crackdown.
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Yet, for many women — particularly, women writers, academics, and artists — this continues to be the case.
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Surprisingly, however, Chinese academics and foreign researchers have found little evidence that the trend has changed.
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It went into all their family medical history, what their habits are, their occupations, their academics.
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The donations will likely not cause academics to change their opinion of Koch himself, Soskis said.
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The curriculum is planned with academics at King's College so that pupils are ready for university.
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Ethan Bernstein and Stephen Turban, two Harvard Business School academics, set out to test this proposition*.
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Many academics use a good part of their research funding for personal rather than academic ends.
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Some voiced concern that some academics might accuse others of failing to toe the party line.
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The rest comes from crowd-funding and a platform on which academics can publish scholarly papers.
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Even to this day there are Left-wing academics all too happy to feed those myths.
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Nearly three-quarters of teens said their biggest source of stress was academics or college admissions.
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However, academics and lawyers have pointed out that the legislation doesn't properly define a systemic weakness.
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These diplomats, academics, politicians, executives and entrepreneurs from across the West are not America First unilateralists.
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His solution amazed academics, who said his proof was much more efficient than the traditional one.
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It is clear to academics that people tend to marry spouses with similar levels of education.
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But researchers, historians and academics consistently dismiss this argument as a racist remnant of America's past.
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So academics reckon the official finding that 310,000 Britons have taken steroids is a significant underestimate.
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Some people don't really need to be paid because they're paid by the academics or whatever.
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NBR is composed of "film enthusiasts, academics, and other film-focused professionals," according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Last month, police detained dozens of academics from the city's Yildiz University in the same crackdown.
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That makes it likely that the academics are still working out wether they're the real deal.
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The quality of the research academics produce has little bearing on the quality of their teaching.
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Commissioners have tended to be distinguished academics or religious figures whose personal authority somewhat transcended politics.
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American academics usually have the option to pause their tenure clock when they have a child.
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This is obviously anecdotal evidence but there are some academics already trying to tackle the problem.
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But in doing so, they are both changing the markets and the way academics understand them.
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The idea that financial markets are "efficient" became widespread among academics in the 1960s and 1970s.
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And many academics believe that banks everywhere should add still more equity to their balance-sheets.
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WALTER ISAACSON: And that trust is needed in order to get academics ‑‑ ANDREW McCABE: That's right.
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AI algos aren't invented in big tech companies anyway, they are invented by academics and students.
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The purge by the Turkish government has led to the arrest of thousands, including many academics.
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Our participants came from Mechanical Turk, a crowdsourcing platform used by many academics for research studies.
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Will academics now turn their sights on the particular psychology and biochemistry occurring during the scenes?
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It means academics can write books about how it is not a threat to the system.
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Political strategists and academics tend to agree, however, that Trump's performance would be tough to repeat.
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The names and photographs of the academics have been circulated on pro-government social media accounts.
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Potential laureates can only be nominated by certain government representatives or an exclusive group of academics.
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But there's concern among academics and activists that perspectives like Bendell's do more harm than good.
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In recent decades, we have witnessed what some academics have described as the "neoliberalisation of capitalism".
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Conversely, the exhibition was met with critical engagement from non-white, Non Binary and female academics.
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The NCAA is now considering changes to give players a better balance between academics and athletics.
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ProPublica is investigating the types of waste in health care that academics and politicians typically overlook.
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More than 150,000 people, including teachers, academics and lawyers, have also been suspended from their jobs.
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TRT state television said 22014 academics had been removed from their posts at Istanbul University alone.
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"It's 3,000 scientists and STEM professionals—engineers, mathematicians, academics," 314 Action spokesperson Ted Bordelon told me.
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The hearing consisted of two witness panels, one featuring academics and the second with cybersecurity experts.
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One of finance's best-known academics, Fisher Black, wrote up the low-beta anomaly in 1993.
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The firms offer academics the chance to see their ideas reach markets quickly, which many like.
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Its political ads API is still being blasted by research academics as not fit for purpose.
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Certainly from the federal and state government, but also from the schools themselves, based on academics.
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Other appointments to the 11-member council include academics, public health officials, and drug company executives.
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Authorities cited the game as a powerful distraction from academics as a reason for the ban.
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Other appointments to the 11-member council include academics, public health officials, and drug company executives.ADVERTISEMENT
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He watched as academics, the government, and Muslim community leaders struggled to analyze what had happened.
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Academics used to joke that campus politics were so vicious because the stakes were so small.
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One lawyer and two accounting academics told Reuters the transaction was large enough to be material.
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The subject matter is so fast-moving that it is hard for academics to keep up.
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A true education requires freedom of thought and expression, which are guarantees long defended by academics.
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Membership is virtually compulsory for officials, and academics and other professions are widely expected to join.
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Dozens of scientists, academics, inventors and assorted water warriors had gathered to share ideas and experiences.
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Coffee subscription services like this one are either for snobs and snobs-to-be or academics.
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In fact, academics have used the phrase for years, but Bell Pottinger certainly helped popularize it.
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Her father, like most academics, had worked in one of the directories in the Biafran capital.
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Democrats also favor information from academics over Republicans by a 28503 percent to 22019 percent margin.
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However, academics have long asked, what if our reasons for choosing a candidate really are irrational?
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"Most campaigns tend to balance academics with business folks, like those on this list," he said.
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When the coup erupted, he was on an island near Istanbul holding a workshop for academics.
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Many academics say the concerns reflected in the University of Chicago letter, while real, are overblown.
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"Before you know it, I'm being lent out to politicians and academics and royalty," Giuffre said.
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Facebook's claim that it doesn't sell people's data has been disputed by academics and privacy advocates.
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Comically obvious statements aside, I'm always glad to see academics and researchers investing in this subject.
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The academics racing to save government science data before it was deleted by the Trump administration.
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The talks will be attended by victims of crime, authorities, academics and religious groups, among others.
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To put together this report, researchers contacted agencies, institutions and academics around the world, Snider said.
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" According to the handbook, Stratcom's Twitter audience "consists of media, academics, detractors, and the general public.
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Crackdowns on what academics and students can say and should think are nothing new in China.
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We're here to connect you with MIT's community of foundations, corporations, impact investors, academics, and more.
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Academics are among the most respected people in Sudanese society, adding powerful symbolism to the march.
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King says male academics tend publish more papers, possibly leaving them with more work to cite.
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Junta spokesman Winthai Suvaree said the academics did not represent the views of majority of Thais.
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Democrats, liberals and academics have made significant, if unknowing, contributions to the credulity of Trump's supporters.
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Similar demands of Mr. Bezos from Amazon employees, Amazon investors, and several hundred academics soon followed.
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I spent most of my time in high school focused on academics, sports, church, and service.
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Academics at the University of Southern California and San Diego State University have done the same.
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It typically lasts 20 weeks and involves firearms, academics, defensive tactics and navigating high-risk situations.
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Nonetheless, Epstein was apparently able to amass enormous wealth and ingratiate himself with scientists and academics.
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Unbuttoned Louis Sarkozy, the son of the former French president, wants to make academics into influencers.
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"This is a discussion that has to take place between arts professionals and academics," she said.
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Then, after the retraction, academics accused the institution of allowing political pressure to suppress important research.
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Besides, it is not the job of academics to protect people from demographic change, he said.
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I've always been motivated when I was given awards at school for either academics or sports.
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These nuances are hard for academics to communicate and equally hard for journalists to write about.
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I also think it's important that academics like me use our knowledge for the public good.
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Amateur historians and some academics had written a bit about the few that had been identified.
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And academics, he said, should be called on to play a bigger role as independent monitors.
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The city has since dismantled enhanced academics in elementary grades and middle schools in underrepresented communities.
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Some harvest information overtly through their positions as attachés and academics, and others secretly as spies.
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Academics and researchers have contested his assertions about the links between consent decrees and crime rates.
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I think the school should stick to academics and not turn classes into a rehab centers.
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With enough online outrage, politicians will change policy, corporations will pull products, academics will change courses.
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Academics have pointed out that this design existed before Bitcoin, but Bitcoin brought it to prominence.
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Nor am I saying that policy analysis and study by think tanks and academics is unnecessary.
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I grew up in the Silicon Valley, where the norm is that you excel in academics.
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In 2009 a trio of legal academics found that the average national constitution lasts 19 years.
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If that biases academics toward liberalism, then there is a problem with conservatism, not with academia.
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He criticized the Turkish state for intimidating media, curtailing Internet freedom and accusing academics of treason.
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Dehghan said he and a colleague had visited the two academics in prison twice, ISNA reported.
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Some politicians, financiers and academics say bankers have exaggerated the threat to the economy from Brexit.
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Having trained for a job in academics, Ms. Marrow found the Getty job a happy surprise.
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This year's field includes former Olympians, surgeons, academics and people from many other walks of life.
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Then there's the question of athletes who arrive at this elite university with often ragged academics.
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Congress has held several hearings on Section 230 and sought input from academics and tech executives.
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During his rule, thousands of activists, students and academics were held without charge in underground cells.
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Public servants, leading academics, and industry leaders came together to highlight the problem and discuss solutions.
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His research also helped to fundamentally shift the way academics understood central banking, Professor Gertler said.
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These matters have been discussed at length by MPs, academics and campaigners, but nothing has changed.
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In response to this assertion of presidential power, academics, pundits and talking heads are weighing in.
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A qualitative assessment last year by academics judged Britain's in-prison scheme to be working well.
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Academics and activists who once sought to abolish ghettos may now speak, instead, of saving them.
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That a person like yourself is going down, that technical experts, academics, CEOs are going up.
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On Friday, a criminal justice group whose members are former Cambridge University academics was meeting there.
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Primack is one of the foremost academics studying the link between social media and well-being.
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And academics, psychologists, non-profits and community organizers have lauded the messages and expressed their support.
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His role will include engaging with governments as well as academics and charities, the spokesman said.
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Journalists, academics, and business people all hire transcriptionists to get their interviews and presentations into writing.
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They invite conservative and libertarian academics that are scattered in law schools all over the country.
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In response, the Turkish government detained 27 academics over alleged "terror propaganda" for signing the petition.
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Many of the academics who competed used methods that were similar to what DeepMind was doing.
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There are a lot more opportunities over here, and my husband and I are both academics.
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Tyrese had refused, saying her grades weren't up to snuff and she should focus on academics.
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Twitter is researching those and a number of other related questions with the help of academics.
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But there have been multiple investigations — by academics, journalists, and nonpartisan think tanks — into voter fraud.
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Artistic cuteness, as myriad Japanese artists and academics have theorized, doesn't just happen in a bubble.
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Six academics who work at the intersection of medical ethics and drug development sent the letter, which was circulated for several days online and which gathered more than 330 signatures from other academics, patient advocates, individuals (some of whom identified themselves as cancer survivors) and more.
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Since the 1990s, academics have identified "female privilege" as a central tenet of the men's rights movement.
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Some people strive to be doctors, or academics, or live in quaint cottages by the sea. Us?
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However in recent years, many academics and academic institutions have been falling far short of this ideal.
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Academics who study crowds say scientific methods for measuring protest size depend on the type of event.
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Such accounts — common among academics as well as journalists and political operatives — ultimately tell an incomplete history.
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This information, as well as Goodall's methodology, was an affront to academics and ethologists at the time.
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In 2013 alone, academics from Iran and the U.S. teamed up on more than 1,000 published papers.
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The move sparked an outcry from academics, who attacked the decision as an affront to academic freedom.
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Toyota Mobility Foundation are also stressing that the competition hopes to attract teams — startups, companies, academics etc.
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For most of his rule, Chinese academics had little contact with the West; emigration was largely banned.
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Both women kept denying their relationship and tried to steer the meetings back to academics, they say.
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Britain's academics were aghast when Margaret Thatcher set about shaking up the universities in the early 1980s.
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Academics are sceptical about the sport's ability to promote harmony, pointing to substantial evidence to the contrary.
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Campaigners for Brexit railed against liberal elites—the economists, academics and journalists who warned of its consequences.
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It has sacked dozens of academics who called for an end to security operations in civilian areas.
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Would it be as powerful, trading on Brockman's ability to rub shoulders with academics and billionaires alike?
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Refiners, along with some academics, have dismissed the farm belt's contention that waivers have decimated ethanol demand.
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To become academics they had to answer erudite questions posed by more senior members of the discipline.
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Security researchers, including Jann Horn at Google and academics at Graz University of Technology, discovered the flaws.
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Quarles' position is supported by Fed chair Jay Powell as well as some academics and banking experts.
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They also talked to outside academics, internet service providers and advocates who argue for tougher privacy rules.
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Any perceived threat to the free movement of scientific ideas across national borders tends to irk academics.
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Elbakyan vociferously denies this and has previously said that many academics have even offered their login information.
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For decades, rich countries' sound trade policies denied academics cases of tit-for-tat protectionism to study.
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Two academics, Benny Tai (pictured) and Chan Kin-man, received the stiffest punishment: 16 months behind bars.
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The ancient universities clearly believed in building quiet cloisters where academics would have the freedom to think.
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Anonymized data, shared securely with well vetted academics, would likely bring us much closer to the truth.
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Engineers and academics will work with the lab on testing and research using giant electronic-waste recyclers.
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Academics have either been captured by identity politics or else have chosen to retreat into tiny specialisms.
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But its proposed implementation has raised serious concerns with privacy advocates, academics, and the global porn industry.
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"Governor Snyder is working to improve academics and finances in Detroit schools," said Laura Biehl, the spokeswoman.
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There are "armies of academics going forward measuring poetry", with little regard for passion, beauty or romance.
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Cracking down is hard: many academics at leading universities are people who have studied in the West.
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But academics who have tried to control for those things still tend to find a marriage effect.
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Cargill said it's a lack of contextual evidence that often makes biblical academics skeptical of their veracity.
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Because (for academics) we can relate to his field and his interest in the ruins of Palmyra?
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Trading in talent is often more profitable than owning soccer clubs, say academics who study the sport.
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The course, which has now ended, treats cultural heritage as collective, not limited to academics and governments.
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In the early 203s, other academics wouldn't even allow him to present his papers at their conferences.
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Academics have fought passionately over how to define fascism, but scholars generally focus on four crucial characteristics.
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Instead of moving them, some academics suggest adding historically accurate context so people can learn from them.
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That's why Durham Constabulary is working with independent academics, and why the research results will be published.
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The three co-founders are all academics at the Buck Institute where they've spent years researching aging.
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The 17-member Pulitzer board is made up of past winners and other distinguished journalists and academics.
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Gather information and query experiences from everyone from academics to people working triple shifts in the trenches.
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The database also contained photos of "journalists, artists, musicians, activists, policy makers, writers, and academics," Harvey wrote.
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Bell Labs, DARPA and lesser-known academics like Raj Reddy, Leonard Baum and others pioneered the way.
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He is part of a psychedelic community that he describes as being populated by academics and intellectuals.
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Businessmen, civil society groups, academics and farmers have called for a 24-hour national strike on Thursday.
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The National Board of Review is voted on by a mixture of academics, cinephiles, and film professionals.
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The explanation that many academics and think-tanks favour is that guards are less tolerant towards women.
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Public officials, liberal activists and academics from around the country shared information on a host of issues.
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But such truths aren't exclusively found in Ancient Greek epic poetry, regardless of what academics may believe.
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Academics, writers, film-makers, psychologists and public figures have long contended with the meaning of her death.
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For years, several academics and researchers have looked into the security and privacy risks of household robots.
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The new set-up will allow for daily interactions between academics at Oxford and Novo's industrial scientists.
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The two journalists went in disguise as the fictitious academics Dr. Cindy Poppins and Dr. Edgar Munchhausen.
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Moreover, his moves to silence journalists, academics, and certain speech on social media have drawn international condemnation.
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Dr. Robertson, who went by Bud, wrote books that appealed to general audiences as well as academics.
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The academics are solid, and instructors often go out of their way to give students individual attention.
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And this week, a forum in Beijing gathered officials, bankers and academics to sift through the suggestions.
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"The more clueless the academics are, the safer it is for everybody," the ex-officer told me.
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Campus arguments over diversity and free speech are causing some distinguished academics to do extremely strange things.
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Academics have speculated on the multiple reasons that congressional incumbents have enjoyed an advantage over the years.
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Most of it was pretty routine in which senators asked about the academics' writing from years ago.
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It doesn't help that many students have quite a few other things on their minds than academics.
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Academics and economic experts such as Professor Victor Fleischer have demonstrated the benefits of closing the loophole.
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For instance, students who believe that anything is possible are more likely to find success in academics.
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Western Reserve Academy is a top boarding school in Ohio known for its academics and beautiful campus.
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I no longer felt value and with my isolation other areas of my life suffered including academics.
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They were more like a group of avuncular academics bringing you the results of their annual research.
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The document has garnered support from hundreds of academics around the world, but incensed nationalists inside Turkey.
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Some academics say the Khmer Rouge's regulation of marriage was intended to attack traditional Cambodian belief systems.
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This monetary infusion is likely only to reinforce a divide between athletics and academics on college campuses.
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"He was more connected to the business world than most academics," Mr. Shiller said in an interview.
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Academics, news outlets, government agencies, and the courts all agree that voter fraud simply does not exist.
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But 350,000 people signed a petition and 800 academics sent a letter, demanding the culling be stopped.
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Academics, as technical and scientific experts behind climate policies, may, therefore, face the wrath of populist anger.
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It drew about 220 participants — physicians and nurses, lawyers, bioethicists, academics of various stripes, theologians, hospice staff.
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Party loyalists, political forecasters and academics alike are all looking at third-party candidates with voracious interest.
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An exchange on Twitter between two black academics, Tressie McMillan Cottom and Roxane Gay, gets at this.
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The petition outraged President Tayyip Erdogan, who said the academics would pay a price for their "treachery".
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She serves on the board of a prestigious journal and writes for an international audience of academics.
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The second act jumps to 2003, and to a panel of African-American academics debating Vera's legacy.
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One paper from academics at Cambridge University suggests that uncertainty over trade policy has dented export prospects.
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It shares how to build healthy relationships, develop self-regulation, concentrate on academics, and set future goals.
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After winning three medals, she focused on academics and interned at the investment banking firm Morgan Stanley.
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In 2014, the social network allowed academics to use the News Feed to tinker with users' emotions.
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The 18-member Pulitzer board is made up of past winners and other distinguished journalists and academics.
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For centuries, academics have seemingly pored over women's anatomies, trying to divine the ways they get off.
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For one thing, academics can't agree on how many American teens are regularly firing off such photos.
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Human rights organisations and independent academics have been urging politicians to drop these plans for months now.
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Phillipe was also present at the graduation, and snapped a pic of a crowd of young academics.
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Instead, China experts and academics are pointing out that the video can't be taken at face value.
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Academics in the humanities have learned to portray their disciplines as delivery systems for marketable job skills.
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It may seem, initially, that only philosophers and academics are likely to be engaged by this concern.
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The guests are as varied as the answers to these questions — theologians, poets, scientists, writers, academics, artists.
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I have frequently heard the phrase about not speaking "their" language from academics, journalists and political strategists.
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Grades are not based on academics but more so the number of additional focus areas you complete.
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The staying power of Mr. Maduro's embattled government has confounded the international community, academics, analysts and journalists.
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The AfD draws some support from high-earning members of the elite, including a number of academics.
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The organization offers free afterschool sports and academics, gardening, community development and conflict resolution programs for children.
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He acknowledged that the unquestionable authority of the security apparatus puts Chinese academics in an awkward position.
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"We're sort of hard-core, unreconstructed academics," he said, and they both teach at Fordham University now.
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But academics must publish research to further their careers, and the number of questionable outlets has exploded.
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The educated middle classes — politicians, writers and artists, academics and professionals — were targeted by the security forces.
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Academics get rewarded with promotions when they stuff their résumés with articles like these, Dr. Pyne concluded.
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It passed with the support of some high-profile politicians (Arnold Schwarzenegger) and no shortage of academics.
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In addition to academics, periods of the camp are devoted to arts, infusing creativity into the curriculums.
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As a result, academics with high degrees find themselves stranded in low-paying teaching jobs for years.
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Corporations, politicians, presidential candidates and academics increasingly cave to a few self-appointed judges, juries and executioners.
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For college grads, landing an internship or entry-level role is more about academics and culture fit.
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Today the internet companies fund academics and N.G.O.s to oppose government regulation, further muting meaningful public discourse.
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" It expressed alarm at rumors that the panel would include Democrats and "mainstream Republicans and/or academics.
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We really responded to it and we chose to apply ourselves to music or school or academics.
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Other companies and academics are also looking for gene editing or gene therapy treatments for these diseases.
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I'm not arguing for affirmative action for conservatives — partly because conservative academics say they don't want preferences.
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Academics are trained to distinguish reality from lies or fantasy, and to respect facts and sound arguments.
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The EU regulators said Facebook needs to step its partnerships with fact-checkers and academics researching disinformation.
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This past Wednesday found lawmakers hearing testimony from medical experts, academics and law enforcement, on the bill.
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The ITU counts more than 700 private-sector members, along with academics and almost 200 participating countries.
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The crackdowns have targeted clerics, journalists, academics and activists, some of whom were detained outside Saudi Arabia.
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Academics and other independent authorities drive the process, and the changes apply to all three TEFAF fairs.
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Elected officials, policy experts and academics have recently sought to undo this damage by reimagining public safety.
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Academics who study workplace psychology say people who are more introverted can in fact make terrific managers.
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Douek, along with many other academics, gave Facebook early feedback on a draft of its new rules.
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These recommendations were followed by calls from academics to use cost-effectiveness thresholds to set Medicare policy.
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The academics are the first group from 148 who are being prosecuted for signing the open letter.
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In 2015, Harrington was named coach of the year by the National Consortium for Academics and Sports.
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A group of 16 tax-law academics sent a letter Wednesday urging the rules to be finalized.
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There was widespread condemnation of the order, from religious leaders, business executives, academics, political leaders and others.
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Chinese farmers could cut soymeal rations by nearly half without harming hogs' growth, experts and academics said.
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"The vast majority of sharers display little, if any, emotion when sharing these memes," the academics commented.
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Related: 29 candidates' climate change positions CNN gathered input from advocacy groups, former government officials and academics.
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In China he attended meetings with Chinese officials and academics, and was interviewed on Chinese television programs.
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This emerging ownership manifests itself in three predictable areas: medical and behavioral health, academics and administrative tasks.
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The academics collaborated with the government and consulting engineers who had come up with the original plan.
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Many white people are uncomfortable talking about race or defensive against accusations of racism, according to academics.
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Then they changed tack, accusing Mr. Teltumbde and the other academics and writers of instigating the unrest.
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Academics have even coined the term "arties" for when people take selfies with a work of art.
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Academics and activists saw the Wisconsin situation as an opportunity to put forward a new argument here.
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A hit list of Iraqi academics was believed to have been circulated among the disparate terrorist groups.
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Among academics in most secular institutions, after all, the conversation about Biblical history is anything but taboo.
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Such immersion also allows academics to contextualize their own specializations vis-à-vis the expertise of others.
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After a lull of several months, machete killings of writers, editors, and academics have returned to Bangladesh.
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Other thoughts come from academics and museum professionals, including two Indigenous academics, Scott Stephen Mannings (Akwesasne Mohawk) and Philip Deloria (Dakota descent), and a variety of visitors to the statue (no indications as to how they were selected or what questions were used to solicit the posted responses).
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The third way — and the one that gets financial-planning academics most excited — is the line of credit.
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More than 120 academics from around the world have issued a petition urging UAE authorities to release him.
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So far Amazon's frontline defense against advocates and academics has been: Researchers are setting the search parameters incorrectly.
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Last year research by academics at the LSE's Centre for Economic Performance found that phonics improved children's reading.
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According to Jonattan, many of the users in these forums are film directors, critics, festival juries, and academics.
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Across Europe and the Americas, artists, academics, and fans have pledged their support for the Russian dissident artist.
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It features some neat CGI, live-action re-enactments of historical events, and interviews with academics and astronauts.
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Today, he sounds slightly more optimistic thanks to the recent interest in research from academics and pharmaceutical companies.
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Another 7,000 police, civil servants and academics were dismissed last week according to a decree published on Friday.
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So academics: you can teach that extra class or do more research without fretting about straining your relationship.
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Many academics in the field see a border wall as a distraction from the systemic issues at hand.
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It was Harvard's first foray into blending entrepreneurship and academics, and the institution ventured into the matter gingerly.
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Hackers are targeting academics, particularly those with biomedical engineering backgrounds, in an espionage-like campaign to steal data.
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They had top-notch academics, and he received a full scholarship — a rarity for track and field players.
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"There's kind of reverse snobbery, weirdly, about scientists, academics, elitists — whatever you want to call them," she said.
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The rising damage caused by computer insecurity is, however, beginning to spur companies, academics and governments into action.
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There are also a number of academics who have called for full transparency in the Facebook news process.
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And academics were increasingly treated like other public servants—and held accountable for their use of public money.
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"We are all so different in our academics that there are no grade comparisons," Kate told NBC News.
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And finally, we need academics and scientists to come up with innovations to help us solve these problems.
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Science envoys are leading US academics who work overseas with foreign scientists to build their nation's scientific capabilities.
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The problem they are attempting to solve is simply that there's too much information for academics to parse.
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What I found appalling were the widespread legal and, to my mind, ethical violations of academics like me.
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The Bilderberg guest list typically includes top politicians, business leaders, financiers, academics and influential members of the media.
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LIKE most academics, economists are obsessed with how many research papers they produce, and where they are published.
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Respondents included aid professionals, academics, healthcare staff, non-government organization workers, policy-makers, development specialists and social commentators.
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We have interviewed dozens of industry leaders, experts, employees, former employees, moderators, academics, legal experts, and social scientists.
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Marquischa had been a kindergarten teacher, as was Henderson, and she had always emphasized academics with her children.
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