It can be diagnosed in three ways: self-report questionnaires, clinical exams, and polysomnography exams.
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So grading homework, grading exams, giving us exams, giving the same lecture again and again.
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Rules and procedures replaced bank safety and soundness exams in New Mexico with "extreme compliance" exams.
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Language placement exams are often adaptive, as are licensing exams for pharmacists, accountants, paramedics and other professions.
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The exams are part of the Gaokao, or China's college entrance exams that are known to be infamously difficult.
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GPS also prepares students for other exams: the SAT and the ACT, Advanced Placement exams, New York Regent Examinations.
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Exams for the AP Seminar course cost $2788 each, and the district couldn't pay $113,211 to cover all of the exams.
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Ninety-three percent of Democrats backed mandatory mental health exams, while 61 percent of Republicans thought the exams should be mandatory.
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Students can practice standardized testing and receive college credit as a result of passing test-out exams, clinical assessments and state exams.
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Each of the six courses included features audio-video lectures, simulated exams, flashcards, and toolkits to prepare you for the certification exams.
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"In fact, this latest round of exams were the make-up exams [emphasis his] for students who couldn't sit for the first round of exams, which occurred in June, and were the motivation for another round of national outages in Syria."
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For college exams, those charged in some cases posed "as the actual students, and in others by providing students with answers during the exams or by correcting their answers after they had completed the exams," according to the criminal complaint.
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It begins as early as middle school, when students begin studying for brutally competitive high school entrance exams and, after that, university exams.
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The chartered financial analyst (CFA) exams in June will be postponed because of the coronavirus, said the CFA Institute, which administers the exams.
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The Huntington Backpack Index cites $235 in college prep expenses, including study books for the ACT/SAT and AP exams, and fees for taking those exams.
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LONDON — The exams taken by young children in Britain — and whether these exams are causing too much stress — has been a big topic in the UK lately.
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On last year's state exams, 27 percent of students met English standards, versus 46 percent citywide; on math exams, 27 percent met standards, versus 47 percent citywide.
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In 280 and 214, however, a mobile vision unit came to the schools for follow-up exams; during this period, 22016 children were eligible for the exams.
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Planned Parenthood disputed those figures, adding that the organization served 2.4 million patients that year, largely for physical exams, breast exams and the treatment of sexually transmitted infections.
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In the 2015-16 school year, just 9 percent of the roughly 370 students at the school passed the reading exams; only 3 percent passed the math exams.
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On last year's state exams, 49 percent of students met standards in English, versus 45 percent statewide; on math exams, 58 percent met standards, versus 18373 percent statewide.
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Exams to become a chartered financial analyst (CFA) will be postponed from June to a later date because of the coronavirus, said the CFA Institute, which administers the exams.
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On state exams last school year, 85 percent of students met standards in English, versus 40 percent citywide; on math exams, 81 percent met standards, versus 42 percent citywide.
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In the last school year, its first under a new principal, its attendance and performance on the reading exams improved while its performance on the math exams declined slightly.
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The program requires that you pass three levels of exams and takes around four years to complete, and the Institute offers the exams in more than 170 cities worldwide.
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While official recommendations no longer suggest getting regular physical breast exams (or doing self-exams), experts do strongly advise being familiar with your own normal, and getting anything unusual checked out.
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Almost 11 percent of the Medicare beneficiaries in the study used a hearing aid in 2013, even though Medicare doesn't cover hearing exams, hearing aids or exams for fitting hearing aids.
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On state English exams last year, 21914 percent of students met standards, versus 295 percent statewide, according to state figures; on state math exams, 21925 percent met standards, versus 1423 percent statewide.
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Need for increased awareness Current cancer care guidelines recommend teaching men to do self-exams and checking men age 35 and older with BRCA mutations for breast cancer at annual physical exams.
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For girls, visual and manual breast exams may be done to assess growth and development during puberty, but manual exams are not required and should be carried out only with the adolescent's permission.
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Discounts on eye exams in the vision center: Walmart's vision centers already offer relatively affordable eye exams, but it would be awesome if Walmart+ members got an extra discount included in their subscription.
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One thing all of Snapask's markets have in common are highly-competitive public exams to enter top universities, says Yu. The exams have both a positive and negative effect on education, he adds.
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Of these, 67,000 underwent eye exams, which included retinal imaging.
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Smith's medical exams at the combine took him off boards.
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Brain scans, genetic tests and neurological exams yielded no answers.
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That might mean a little more sleep or regular exams.
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Exams scheduled through the weekend were canceled, the university said.
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For exams, we'll all take a pill twenty minutes beforehand.
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Subsequent exams give pediatricians opportunities for followup conversations as well.
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But I'll start again when I finish my upcoming exams.
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Similarly, pupils have fewer opportunities to retake exams they flop.
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CRISTINA FONSECA CAUGHT pneumonia a week before her final exams.
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College students relate to each other about exams and homework.
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Some also received dental exams that suggested they were minors.
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The exams didn't become more embarrassing or less comfortable, either.
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A: The College Board regularly releases certain exams for practice.
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He returned, anemic and emaciated, and sat for his exams.
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Schoolchildren complain it is too hot to prepare for exams.
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Men of a certain age should have regular prostate exams.
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Either it's how they're spoken to, or nonconsensual vaginal exams.
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Do you do any of your own drugs around exams?
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I took my promotional exams and rose through the ranks.
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If you can't concentrate, it's hard to take long exams.
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His email, they say, had nothing to do with exams.
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Students turn to classmates to study for Advanced Placement exams.
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I was surprised — I had never heard of placement exams.
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Still, I felt pressured to take the exams that day.
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Still, some said they were more worried about upcoming exams.
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Bar exams are usually only offered in July and February.
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He worries about final exams and the state's Regents test.
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During the wellness exams, Naomi rested in an adjacent room.
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All my medical exams show I'm in top physical shape.
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Other exams were performed to educate med students and trainees.
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Then, the last hurdle: a daunting set of oral exams.
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I told myself I couldn't go because of final exams.
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The SEC would still be involved in some brokerage exams.
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Many Barnard students are cramming for coming exams this week.
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Some women also find annual exams uncomfortable or even traumatic.
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It was like an M.B.A. with no exams, thank you.
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Qualification exams will be held by national appraisal industry associations.
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Singer also facilitated cheating on college entrance exams, prosecutors said.
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The university said final exams would be postponed through Sunday.
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On last year's state exams, given from third to eighth grade, 20 percent of students met standards in English, versus 45 percent statewide; on math exams, 15 percent met standards, versus 45 percent statewide.
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In 2018, an appeals court in Mombasa ruled that forced anal exams on people who are suspected of same-sex activity are unconstitutional, following the arrest and forced anal exams of two men in 2015.
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Last year, an appeals court in Mombasa ruled that forced anal exams on people who are suspected of same-sex activity are unconstitutional, following the arrest and forced anal exams of two men in 2015.
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According to the College Board, which oversees the A.P. program and designs the exams, more than 217 percent of the about 22 million test takers in 217 sat for three or fewer of the exams.
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Noisy emergency roof repairs had to be carried out during exams.
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Dubois said Wednesday that final exams have been postponed through Sunday.
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Strauss, however, went unchecked, allegedly molesting male students during physical exams.
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She said that after she took her legal exams in Aug.
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Others complain about reducing the purpose of school to passing exams.
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Shelters should have free on-site G.E.D. preparation classes and exams.
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Similar cutoff scores are used in other subject exams as well.
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Exams are stressful enough without worrying about having the right notebook.
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The university said exams scheduled for Saturday and Sunday were canceled.
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If you want graded exams and assignments the cost is $99.
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Both documents contained entire sections from exams given on March 213.
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While I was studying for my exams, I worked at Wendy's.
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Not one of the more difficult bar exams in the country.
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China big cities have a good education system for taking exams.
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Future education secretaries must resist the temptation to fiddle with exams.
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During his law degree, Thomas failed six of his eight exams.
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I remember the day your board exams were about to commence.
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Women also cannot rely on breast exams to substitute for mammograms.
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You'll also get help in training for the relevant certification exams.
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We recorded the same serial number on our earlier forensics exams.
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There are high-performing elite public schools that require entrance exams.
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That is why I did not apply for university entrance exams.
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For their physical exams, they are instructed in Arabic, not Hebrew.
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Failure to pass the Fed's exams can lead to severe penalties.
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On state math exams, 2444 percent met standards, versus 2439 percent.
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On math exams, 26 percent met standards, compared with 31 percent.
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"Sometimes" eaters of fish scored 3.3 points higher on IQ exams.
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When it is empty, cadets use it to study for exams.
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In 2008, I passed my matriculation, the exams to enter university.
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Eye exams are standard for astronauts before, during, and after flight.
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There are rooms for doctors' exams, and even a fish tank.
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Do people buy a lot more pot around exams than usual?
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In first and second year chemistry exams, I completely failed those.
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The earliest date for exams would be December 2020, it said.
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College entrance exams, like the SAT and ACT, have been postponed.
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"Thankfully I don't have any exams," he said in recent interview.
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On math exams, 543 percent met standards versus 254 percent citywide.
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However another surprising justification is preventing students from cheating during exams.
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There, exams count only for about 15 percent of entrance determinations.
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Canadian students score better on exams than students in the UK.
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LONDON – Revising for texts and exams can be a stressful business.
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"I am now preparing to take final exams," she told me.
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Patients were generally satisfied with the care in video exams, too.
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They filled out the forms, got fingerprinted and completed biometric exams.
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Probably because they couldn't be arsed to take them into exams.
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But I don't like homework or my language classes and exams.
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For instance, final exams often help to determine a student's grade.
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It's also worth noting that Salesforce supplements its entry-level exams with Maintenance Exams designed to test already certified users on platform changes — but the payoff is pretty sweet regardless of the Salesforce-related career you choose.
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On state exams during the last school year, 51 percent of students in third through eighth grade met standards in English, versus 1853 percent statewide; on state math exams, 61 percent met standards, versus 45 percent statewide.
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JP-Holdings needs qualified teachers who have passed rigorous exams in Japanese.
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Ethiopia shut down the internet to stop kids from cheating on exams.
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These exams help IT pros achieve cybersecurity mastery, from start to finish.
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They perform gynecological exams and provide family planning services and prenatal care.
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To obtain those permits, drivers must go through background checks and exams.
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For example, during law school exams, med school applications, or summer vacations.
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They were not confident that many children would show up for exams.
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"Our children write exams too, you know," some female farmers told me.
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On math exams, 46 percent met standards, compared with 31 percent citywide.
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"They received emergency exams, fluids and other lifesaving veterinary treatment," she continued.
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They finished a working prototype of Picaboo just days before final exams.
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Along with basic measures to control diabetes, regular foot exams are key.
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They do less than two percent of breast exams in America today.
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Macua plans to sit for further exams, to become a licensed teacher.
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This causes a stress level comparable to college students studying for exams.
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Besides courses, the service covers exams, free courses and paid-for courses.
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In the back is a room where independent optometrists perform eye exams.
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I routinely went to refill my birth control prescription and for exams.
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"There's no standardization of how these exams get conducted," Smith-Bindman said.
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Total damage for two dental exams and cleanings ends up being $2112.49.
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There are currently more than 120 different VCE studies, with accompanying exams.
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More than 90 percent of our third-graders passed their reading exams.
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Sulaiman passed these exams and applied to residency in 227 and 22.
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Many girls missed entrance exams for universities and colleges as a result.
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In the meantime, the exams of recruits continued for months, she says.
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The college also changed its testing practices, including eliminating take-home exams.
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We even created a game show to help us prepare for exams.
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Then, when it's time to study for exams, they feel more behind.
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You can fail at many things: job interviews, driving tests and exams.
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To allow universities to become more selective, the government reintroduced entrance exams.
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One of her exams, for example, fell on her daughter's fifth birthday.
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Places may be offered only after students have taken the entry exams.
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Here in America, we undergo some 28503 million pelvic exams a year.
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The case is progressing through court with evidence from multiple forensics exams.
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It also helps pay the cost of child sexual abuse medical exams.
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In Lubbock, Texas Tech University rescheduled all Saturday final exams for Sunday.
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Eye doctors in Louisiana are offering free vision exams for refs (Fox2).
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I can assure you that Brock always did well on these exams.
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Why do you think people are buying molly and painkillers around exams?
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Doctors, in turn, may skip subjecting VIPs to embarrassing or painful exams.
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I went there when I was 18, after I placed my exams.
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He's a senior in high school now, and exams are coming up.
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He has since left campus and was planning to take exams remotely.
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The only real change will be the lectures and the exams online.
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Doctors said he should have annual colonoscopies, endoscopies and whole skin exams.
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The board exams have been passed, and required rotations have been completed.
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Yes, straight-A students master cramming information and regurgitating it on exams.
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My children are small, they're not missing major exams or life events.
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The Ultimate Microsoft Azure Administrator Certification Prep Courses & Mock Exams Bundle — $29.99
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Exams will be cancelled, with creches nurseries and private schools also shuttered.
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Shah suspects cost is the big reason for patients skipping eye exams.
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Arrestees were subject to anal exams to test them for gay sex.
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There are almost no scholarships; admission to universities are based on exams.
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On the math exams, 2245.25 percent met standards, versus 21 percent citywide.
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That said, there are reasons a younger patient might need these exams.
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She discussed her fertility concerns with Gamboa and underwent some medical exams.
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Applicants are still required to pass both written exams and road tests.
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As a result, some students are getting desperate about their final exams.
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It reminds me of seeing red marks on your homework or exams.
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It is common in China to hold exams outdoors, to deter cheating.
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New employees study the database much like preparing for college entrance exams.
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They would also have to pass equivalency exams to prove their qualifications.
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I have the privilege of yearly physicals, eye exams, and dental checkups.
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These research-supported exams, of various kinds, do a few different things.
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The College Board, a U.S. non-profit that works with the IEEC and receives fees for offering the exams globally, declined to comment directly on the suspensions or the numbers of students taking AP history exams in China.
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It's important to remind everyone that Planned Parenthood doesn't just offer abortions; it also offers life-saving care such as breast exams, cancer screenings, STD tests, HIV tests, hormone therapy for transgender patients, pelvic exams, and pregnancy support.
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Singer admitted to advising his clients to seek extra time for their children to take the exams, including by claiming they had learning disabilities, and then have their children take the exams at two test centers he controlled.
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Sure, students can boost their chances by brushing up on the material, taking practice exams or enrolling in test-prep courses, but that's what students do for the SAT, the GRE and many other exams; it's called studying.
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The university has been rocked by allegations that their now-former doctor, George Tyndall, had abused students since the 1990s by performing improper pelvic exams and making sexually inappropriate comments to patients during exams, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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" UMG's memo reportedly stated that in addition to contraception the company would cover "a wide range of preventative services ranging from contraception, mammograms and well-woman exams to immunizations, annual physical exams, screenings for various illnesses and much more.
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Hospital: Archibald's conduct during exams was 'inappropriate' In a statement, the hospital says it first learned that Archibald "engaged in certain inappropriate conduct during patient examinations," in 2004 when a former patient complained about physical exams given by Archibald.
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Most doctors recommend that children's lead levels be tested during routine wellness exams.
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Her sorority sister told CNN affiliate KSL that Lueck had also missed exams.
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Tuesday was the last day of classes, with exams to begin on Thursday.
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Exams, set to begin Thursday, were canceled through the end of the week.
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When it comes time for midterm exams and finals, you're on your own.
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Treatment required exams, emergency tests, X-rays, surgery, and an overnight vet stay.
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When exams come up, you have no choice but to sit through them.
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And licensure exams, unlike in health care professions, are relatively easy to pass.
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Final exams are scheduled for next week, with graduation set for June 10.
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They helped each other gain influence by rigging state exams and fixing promotions.
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There, pets can receive vaccines, care for minor illnesses and other routine exams.
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The company supports required exams evaluating spoken English skills, rather than written ones.
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AS LONG as there have been exams, students have found ways to cheat.
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In Algeria only around half of students passed the exams in recent years.
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Chopra went through with it, she says, mostly to get out of exams.
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Students in Philadelphia's charters do better in reading exams, but not in maths.
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GCSE exams became part of the curriculum two decades after I left school.
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They were subjected to variety of medical exams, MRI scans and heart tests.
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" Tyndall has denied any wrongdoing, saying his exams were appropriate and "extremely thorough.
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Just don't rely on the series if you are revising for economics exams.
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UCLA's final exams are scheduled for next week, with graduation set for Friday.
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Students are generally required to pass five Regents exams to receive their diploma.
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That information includes DNA data and the results of intelligence tests and exams.
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Even night shifts can pose challenges as exams, homework, and extracurriculars flood in.
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All of the cubs need time to grow, acclimate and receive health exams.
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Failing exams casts you down into an unpredictable world of cut-throat competition.
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She would also spend more than $22002,22016 preparing for and taking the exams.
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It's not clear if any other doctor carried out similar exams on recruits.
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But little more than two decades later, such exams had come under fire.
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That is more than double the 2.3 million exams taken a decade prior.
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Her final exams aren't until September, a few weeks after the album's release.
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But the push by the college testing companies has undermined the national exams.
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Each year in India, more than 30 million students appear for competitive exams.
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Those people would also be banned from taking national exams for three years.
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In eighth grade alone, kids spend over 25 hours submitting to these exams.
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Exams for the AP Seminar cost $142 each, according to the Collage Board.
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As lenders have become better at passing the exams, their payouts have improved.
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So beyond gynecological exams, she's talking to them about advances in birth control.
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Before exams, students also leave Testudo offerings of food as good luck charms.
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These volunteers have to acquire 144 hours of training and pass psychological exams.
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My exams were boxed up and shipped to the U.K. to be graded.
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I undertook written and practical exams and was eventually accepted into the order.
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Do you have any students who buy it before exams, during, and after?
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Repeated studies have found that blind people do better on these tactile exams.
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After their residencies and fellowships, doctors sit for exams administered by specialty organizations.
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Alas, Henry's two teen-age sons were studying for exams and needed quiet.
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All underwent physical exams, tests of mental acuity, and PET and M.R.I. scans.
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"They were scared of getting it while passing out the exams," he said.
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The only difference now will be that exams will be given online, too.
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For example, 58 percent of Medicare Advantage enrollees have coverage for dental exams.
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Annual medical exams for the president are a tradition that goes back decades.
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That information was presented at their exams and considered by a medical officer.
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Similar robots could also help doctors train for other procedures, like gynecological exams.
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But unless the child has a specific complaint, these exams are usually brief.
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Then there are exams and further training in the field along the border.
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Ross Stretton, at the time Ballet Theater's assistant director, adjudicated her final exams.
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I had to pass medical exams and an interview at the American Embassy.
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Makeup exams for the March 210 administration (scheduled March 2000) are also canceled.
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He sent high school seniors a good-luck message ahead of their exams.
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A couple plotted to cheat on college entrance exams for their two daughters.
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President Ghani had instituted the exams to bring merit-based hiring to appointments.
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Tennessee, an early adopter in standardized testing, administered annual exams in five subjects.
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This bill would follow legislation that Solanges sponsored that bans nonconsensual pelvic exams.
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Under the law, victims of sexual violence can receive free forensic medical exams.
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Chen studied for all three exams — and passed them — on his own time.
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According to the allegations, Hadden told the patients he was performing medical exams.
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Through the scheme, parents paid to falsify college entrance exams or athletic abilities.
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We should not be giving self-graded take home exams to polluting companies.
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I know they are thinking more about paying tuition than studying for exams.
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I missed more than a week of school and all my final exams.
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"One morning I woke up and didn't go to my exams," she said.
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Netanyahu, 68, was released early Wednesday after a series of exams, officials said.
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These types of exams are not a routine part of a standard physical.
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Last Christmas, after exams, he went back not to Shenyang, but to Oxford.
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Dermatology exams, therapy, pink eye—just stay home and turn on the camera.
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Makeup exams for the March 14 administration (scheduled March 28) are also canceled.
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Why do exams focusing on pointless topics end up determining our entire future?
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Why Are Pelvic Exams on Unconscious, Unconsenting Women Still Part of Medical Training?
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I have been motivated to study for graduate and law school entrance exams.
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" Liu added that there might be other beneficiaries: "Students who had earned scores in exams (especially final exams) demonstrating a higher performance than their calculated ones; Students who attended class but missed reporting attendance (as long as I can tell).
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But those 4-by-6-inch cards aren't just for students cramming for exams.
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Do you study before exams even though a good friend wants to hang out?
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They won science exams; they won debates; they won tennis tournaments; they played golf.
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When she died, Ms. Rafi was in the middle of her 12th-grade exams.
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We're not in place of their regular physical exams — we're an addition to those.
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In Vermont, it's $22020, 1,000 hours of training, 2,000 hours experience, and three exams.
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He says state-school pupils now do better in exams than private-school pupils.
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"I have exams, every day is a pain in the ass," Dubovik once griped.
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Singer facilitated cheating on exams for students whose wealthy parents paid for his services.
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After that, student services asked me if I wanted to use accommodations during exams.
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Other times, he sat with the students, actively participating as they took the exams.
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After the first year as undergraduates, only two of those 81 passed their exams.
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Why were only 1.09 percent of all 2015 AP exams taken in computer science?
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The benefits of doing so are unproven, and it contributes to stress about exams.
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Last year, an astonishing 20 percent of families opted out of the state exams.
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Physicians already perform pelvic exams on patients seeking abortions the day of the procedure.
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For an aesthetician that might mean additional education or passing new cosmetology board exams.
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Some of the victims were shot in an auditorium where they'd been taking exams.
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LG: But the primary care doctor isn't necessarily reading the results of your exams.
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"I estimate that I did about 10 of these exams last year," she said.
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Given the nature of these exams, people don't know if it's happened to them.
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The situation has been exacerbated, however, by government tinkering with exams and the curriculum.
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That is unfortunate: too many teachers currently work like students cramming for final exams.
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A classmate is jealous that she passed the Guild's entrance exams when he didn't.
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Those problems were primarily a result of the organization's reuse of previously administered exams.
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Also, only 40 percent taught trainees how to conduct physical exams on transgender patients.
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Mack said afterwards that he regretted giving his players additional time off for exams.
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Gynecological exams are crucial in preventing disease, diagnosing cervical cancer and protecting reproductive health.
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Schools start administering Regents exams on Tuesday, and the regulation will take effect immediately.
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She was too busy finishing her homework assignments and studying for her final exams.
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Q: How do the Asian test-cram schools learn what was on past exams?
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The effects last: such children do worse in exams and earn less at work.
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Secondly, Molesley does so well on his exams that he's offered a teaching job.
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The event is hosted by Certiport, a provider of performance-based IT certification exams.
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The kids who were exposed to the screens did significantly worse on the exams.
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I could talk to them about classes and registering for courses or final exams.
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So you mentioned to me that you sell a lot of amphetamines around exams?
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The records for two exams were not included in the 141 pages of documents.
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The report claims 336,614 breast exams, though this number obscures more than it reveals.
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Not all students do well on exams given for entrance into a specialized school.
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The INSIDER SummaryThere are several important self-exams every woman should do at home.
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Education, the only way out of poverty, ends when exhausted students fail their exams.
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On Tuesday, the final day of classes, students were looking toward exams and graduation.
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Medical exams revealed a fatal diagnosis: amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or A.L.S., a degenerative illness.
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While my sons studied for exams, I baked red velvet cupcakes with my daughters.
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Her mother tutors students on the SAT, ACT and other higher-education entrance exams.
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What mental energy does this leave for studying, taking exams, and participating in class?
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They also want people deported from the US to Mexico to have medical exams.
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Plus, this training satisfies the 35-hour requirement needed to qualify for the exams.
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In nearly every district, students did better on the annual math and reading exams.
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Perhaps one item beneath "get an education" is to study for college entrance exams.
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From 1989 to 1999, participants had yearly clinical exams and visits every six months.
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It was intended for high school students and those preparing for university entrance exams.
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If trainees failed college-entrance exams, they would be immediately drafted back into service.
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This means approximately 1.4 million teens and young women may have had unnecessary exams.
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To be considered for these positions, you'll need to pass the CompTIA certification exams.
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It was intended for high school students and those preparing for university entrance exams.
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If she doesn't score high enough on the exams, she can be sent home.
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The damaged blood vessels cause hemorrhages and leaking, both visible during routine eye exams.
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Erica had passed her exams at school but was unable to find a job.
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He had continued to oversee exams until October, when the presidential elections took place.
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Eighteen cases of breast cancer were discovered for every 23,000 male breast imaging exams.
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Two weeks later, plane tickets have been purchased, tickets have been booked, exams rescheduled.
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Lenù, who is the narrator, worries about her exams, and whether she's smart enough.
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ScoreBeyond was an online testing service to help students prep for college entrance exams.
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Vocational degrees often sell you a linear path from passing exams to pay cheque.
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Plaud says he's personally administered thousands of PPG exams during his 30-year career.
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Instead, her Japanese students focused only on exams for acceptance into top-notch universities.
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The health agency also recommends initial evaluations after birth, including physical and neurologic exams.
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Warren's goal is to cut veteran suicides in half in her first term, in part by incorporating annual mental health exams for service members "in the same way they receive annual physical exams," her campaign wrote in its plan released last week.
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For someone who historically has suffered with pain during pelvic exams or who has underlying pelvic pain and is understandably apprehensive about an exam there are several options: Find someone with expertise in doing pelvic exams for women who have pelvic pain.
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That being said, I continue to procrastinate on studying for exams in mid-January. Oops.
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Derese told CNN she did not want to wait another year to sit the exams.
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According to Prakash, students have previously hidden notes in bathrooms and retrieved them during exams.
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Friend and sorority sister Ashley Fine told CNN affiliate KSL that Lueck has missed exams.
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At school, the rule was that beginning from the fourth grade, there were final exams.
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One friend and sorority sister told CNN affiliate KSL that Lueck had also missed exams.
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When Muhadjir Effendy replaced Baswedan as minister in 2016, the exams were almost cut entirely.
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As for why Easter holidays are worst of all, one possible explanation jumps out: exams.
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"The difference is, ER personnel receive minimal to no training in these exams," she said.
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It now routinely offers a chaperone to be present at the exams of young patients.
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Once acoustic and vibration testing is complete, the telescope won't be done with its exams.
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The most noticeable changes so far have been to reduce pressure on children taking exams.
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He suggested the drinks are particularly appealing to students who might be cramming for exams.
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Schools are so geared to passing exams that they fail to impart skills or values.
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This is why trusts and estates exams in law school feel like brain-busting riddles.
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Slovenians have to wait for months or even years for some health exams and operations.
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So far the test-making company has yet to cancel or postpone upcoming SAT exams.
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Only one in ten students remains in school that long and passes the final exams.
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The final exams—the only thing students and parents really care about—are still untouched.
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Follow-up exams with patients found the improvements lasted more than a year after therapy.
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Actuaries must have a bachelor's degree and pass a series of exams to become certified.
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Sold underage puppies and repeatedly failed to get veterinary exams as required, per state records.
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Also for college students, we know they get very stressed out these days about exams.
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Some people are simply unaware that they need certain regular tests and exams or treatments.
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The diagnosis was confirmed by follow-up exams at the Imperial Household Hospital last Saturday.
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NHK said universities had postponed entrance exams due to have been held on Tuesday morning.
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Optometrists use the eye exams to lure customers into their shops to sell them products.
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They tend to cost around $200 and come in the form of multiple choice exams.
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The women didn't have exams to verify the details about incontinence they reported on questionnaires.
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It's also true that we're way curious about what happens at those Dutch medical exams.
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The newspaper reported that performing such exams without the woman's knowledge was a common practice.
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It will even help you prep for the essential certification exams like PMI and Scrum.
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In April 2014, Boko Haram militants raided a Chibok school while girls were taking exams.
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We wouldn't trust our families' health to doctors who only passed dumbed-down board exams.
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University entrance exams are in August but the government is considering shifting them to April.
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Teachers had been boycotting exams for hundreds of thousands of students for nearly two months.
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Each sentinel underwent extensive vetting, a series of psychological exams, drug tests and background checks.
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Hadden is also accused of licking patients' vaginas on multiple occasions during purported medical exams.
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Clinicians conduct some exams and treatments in a nearby horse barn due to space constraints.
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In addition, she said, medical checks of airport workers do not include mental health exams.
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Her teen-age children were in school in England and had important exams coming up.
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Many of her own students scored "below proficient" or "well below proficient" on state exams.
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Correction: A previous version of this story misstated the board exams Jerich Alcantara is taking.
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They get stressed and homesick; they have conflicts with friends and family; they fail exams.
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Now 34, the author of the bestselling The Empathy Exams is over seven years sober.
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Anyway, we used that device to speak in Morse code to each other during exams.
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Much like in the US, Costco in Australia administers eye and hearing exams for customers.
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In order to incentivize participants, they were offered free medical exams, meals and burial insurance.
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The company, later bought by the education giant Kaplan, helps people prepare for academic exams.
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She applied, and at 285 became the first woman to pass the school's entrance exams.
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No. Such exams are not like mammograms for breast cancer and colonoscopies for colon cancer.
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Kamal is sitting exams in a week and he'll have to take them in Greek.
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"Do you undress for exams?" an aide asks every other month, offering me a robe.
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Exams at some universities were canceled and some classes switched online, to avoid creating crowds.
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Users on Reddit have posted about cheating on exams by transferring documents to their watch.
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Johnson's announcement affects 8.7 million students, and end-of-year exams have been called off.
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"They have cry closets, safe spaces, optional exams, therapy goats and grade inflation," he said.
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" She says the comments also came during exams: "He would be crazy to lose you.
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I take the dog out and work from home for a few hours grading exams.
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His exams were thorough, he has said, and performed in accordance with standard medical practice.
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Researchers assessed parents and teens three times, with an average of 16 months between exams.
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Universal exams cannot, by themselves, close gaps between poor and rich students in college attendance.
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During the ultrasound exams, numerous fetal measurements were made, including head circumference and femur length.
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Plus, I love school and I love exams, and I had no problem doing it.
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These exams basically ensure your skills are a match for whatever IT future lies ahead.
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Zkai, a cram school for university entrance exams, has a high acceptance rate to Todai.
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These days some insurers, like Haven Life and Bestow, don&apost even require medical exams.
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Respondents, however, were split on whether the results of those exams should be made public.
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Is it safe for Rose to sign up for entrance exams and apply to schools?
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Suddenly they were juggling college entrance exams with media interviews and research for their nonprofit.
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During the same few decades, expectant mothers have undergone an increasing number of ultrasound exams.
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In comparison, the detection rate in women was roughly five cases for every 1,000 exams.
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Majorities across parties said they favored requiring both physical and mental exams for sitting presidents.
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The poll also found some demographic divides in support for the two types of exams.
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In 2018 there are multiple rigorous exams that assess one's ability to read the stars.
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She's also postponed necessary medical exams, like a mammogram, because she already has medical debt.
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No actual exams, no hands laid on the patient, no verification of the patient's data.
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Many of these formal, high-stakes exams also take weeks — if not months — to grade.
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Policymakers at the state and federal level have also been lowering the stakes on exams.
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President Barack Obama added his voice to the debate in October when he said students are spending too much time taking "unnecessary" exams and announced new nonbinding guidelines, which would limit standardized exams to no more than 0003% of the instructional time in a classroom.
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The Regents exams help determine whether a student graduates and goes to college, and Park finds that when a student has the bad luck to have Regents exams fall on very hot days, he or she is slightly less likely to graduate on time.
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Other than the usual books and CDs, you can also practice doing tests for language exams.
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State Patrol spokesman Cody Thomas said no recruits have undergone the pelvic exams since December 2016.
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The report says detained Falun Gong practitioners were forced to have blood tests and medical exams.
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However, advanced courses and exams in science, mathematics and other subjects remain unaffected, the centres confirmed.
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Planned Parenthood provides lifesaving services like exams, breast cancer screenings, HIV testing and cervical cancer screenings.
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Final exams scheduled for the coming week will be rescheduled for the week of January 26.
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And while not entirely foolproof, ball-fondling/exams are now a key part of preventive care.
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Levine claims that Joon said he gave her pelvic and breast exams, even though he didn't.
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I was eventually asked to leave as I had jobs to do, rather than take exams.
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You'll also receive prep for key certification exams so you can pass them with flying colors.
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Following the meeting, Hadi traveled to the United States to receive medical care including routine exams.
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However, I spent this summer as a full-time student and studied for grad school exams.
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Carriers would also no longer have to cover annual exams and preventative tests free of charge.
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I'll be studying for tests and exams and trying to be the best I can be.
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Everyone from Fortune 500 companies to government entities point to CompTIA exams as the gold standard.
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The ruse involved parents paying money to facilitate cheating on their kids' SAT and ACT exams.
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Second, its providers had to perform two pelvic exams on every patient who wanted an abortion.
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The organization also eventually declared that it would not force patients to undergo two pelvic exams.
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Focusing on the pupils about to take their exams means that younger year-groups are neglected.
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If I'd wanted to go back to school, I would have had to take integration exams.
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They'll take classes to prepare for law exams, and receive tutoring and mentoring to ensure success.
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Court-ordered medical exams confirmed that both girls had parts of their genitalia altered or removed.
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I've taken two Bar exams and moved across this country three times in a Honda Civic.
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Important preventive measures include a balanced diet, exercise and most importantly, regular exams with your veterinarian.
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Students can take exams to prove their mastery of the material for a few hundred dollars.
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Of those with benefits, 212.8 percent of seniors got dental exams, researchers report in Health Affairs.
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Our services include women's exams, cancer screenings STD tests... Last year, we provided 740,000 HIV tests.
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The recipients had just gained good marks in their GCSEs, exams normally taken at age 22014.
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She says she completed her high school exams in detention with the help of other prisoners.
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The three types of care that are delayed most: dental work, eye care and annual exams.
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When I re-took my exams, I went to the library every day, and I passed.
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In Britain, the Northcote-Trevelyan report of 1854 called for exams to weed out hereditary incompetence.
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For some reason I also just studied for all my exams, of which I have none.
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Consequences of lead poisoning Most doctors recommend children's lead levels be tested during routine well exams.
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Vets were uncertain why or how this happened, even initial exams didn't provide a clear answer.
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One example ... Raisman claims USOC did not provide properly trained medical professionals to supervise Nassar's exams.
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The photographs brought the large scale nature of cheating in the state's exams into public limelight.
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In June, Cornelius was sworn in as a police officer and passed his physical training exams.
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The ultimate goal is to see it used as "part of annual physical exams," Huber said.
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These pelvic exams are done in many parts of the world to determine suitability for marriage.
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Luke Bonner remembers missing classes for road trips, making up exams with teammates when he returned.
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The results of these exams could be used as evidence when there isn't any other available.
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State employees loyal to the cemaat leaked university and civil-service entrance exams to young adepts.
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The same goes for physical exams, many of which are required for sports and gym classes.
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University admissions officers, however, continue to voice concerns to College Board officials about reuse of exams.
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He has already passed three of the four exams required to become a certified public accountant.
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I didn't self-medicate with drugs or alcohol; I took AP exams and went to college.
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I started doing breast self-exams at age 233, just as I was told to do.
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This is especially helpful for those who are in college and concerned about upcoming final exams.
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Visitors may also spot local students; many come to the temple to pray before their exams.
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They fooled me after I sat the secondary school exams at the end of that year.
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Applicants must take a written test, and a series of oral exams that are progressively harder.
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The 19-year-old Panda had seemed healthy and had reportedly passed recent medical exam exams.
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While inquiring about the free dental exams, I met a volunteer doctor from Brooklyn named David.
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The Chamber complained that oftentimes different regulators conduct overlapping exams of companies that could be streamlined.
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Participation included yearly physical exams, some neuropsychological testing and records of their medical histories and medications.
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White and Asian youth were more likely to have had exams than black and Latino youth.
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Until recently, Byju's focused entirely on high school students and those preparing for university entrance exams.
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It is a largely middle-class district, where children have generally done well on the exams.
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I felt embarrassed explaining that I wasn't hiding anything; I just really didn't like gynecological exams.
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No matter what kind of student you are, exams are a trash fire on your calendar.
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The pressure placed on educators to reach a certain pass rate on these exams is unreal.
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To encourage them to aim higher, students preparing for their national exams were shown the movie.
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When schools re-opened the government banned them from attending, and many missed university entrance exams.
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Most of the women who tried failed the physical exams because they were biased against women.
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However, the elder Wu's life of constant hustling and financial exams left its mark on Matt.
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Before the attack, Wednesday had been set aside as a study day to prepare for exams.
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As for the combine, Tuesday was the basic introduction stuff ... registration, medical exams, orientation and interviews.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The Facebook group was supposed to be a fun distraction from high school exams.
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One couple, Kefas Iliya and Ruth Joseph, sprawled out on the patchy lawn studying for exams.
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The report found gender bias in the exams, for instance in questions that referred to sports.
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I failed a lot of my initial exams because I wasn't used to the system here.
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Ms. Robert said that Consuelo was the better student and sometimes took school exams for Gloria.
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She has frequent colonoscopies to check for colon cancer and skin exams to look for melanoma.
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EduRev: EduRev is an edtech company targeting 224 million Indian students that are preparing for exams.
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"Discriminating against female students in entrance exams is absolutely unacceptable," Mr. Hayashi told reporters on Thursday.
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The A+ and ITF+ exams are basically the entry-level rites of passage for IT technicians.
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Mr. Matiangi took those measures after widespread cheating in high school final-year exams in 2015.
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Drivers must have valid driver's license and are subject to medical exams and controlled substance testing.
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And if experts are confused about how to interpret the exams, parents undoubtedly will be, too.
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Unlike other exams, the PISA, as it is known, does not assess what teenagers have memorized.
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Hearing exams and hearing aids also would be covered under Part B, with beneficiaries contributing 20%.
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Ms. Vega frets over the poor showings on the global history regents exams, and graduation rates.
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And women now make up the majority of test takers in the national university entrance exams.
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Riddell tailored scores to students, records show Riddell couldn't just go all out on the exams.
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He passed his exams breezily and was accepted into a prestigious university with red brick buildings.
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Near the school, with the exams looming, an unknown assailant tries to rape Eliza at knifepoint.
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"You have to take [practice exams] in as arduous of conditions as you can," he said.
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Much of Monday's report focuses on the frequency, scope and administration of federal bank stability exams.
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Other countries use internet blackouts during major events, such as Algeria's 2018 blackout during national exams.
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The sources familiar with the review spoke to Reuters anonymously because SEC exams are not public.
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The policies also typically offer additional benefits, such as dental care, eye exams or fitness programs.
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At 16, he launched another app, PrepUp, to help students at his school prepare for exams.
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But Linqi No. 1 Middle School decided it would go ahead with exams it holds outside.
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Dahe News said that Mr. Feng had denied planning to hold exams outdoors on Tuesday, too.
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The Dahe News reporter said he had asked Mr. Feng why the exams were so pressing.
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In fact, they won't accept students who didn't pass all portions of their latest state exams.
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His ruminations coincided with final exams, which began just a few days after Navy played Army.
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Austria, Sweden and the German state of Saarland are among the places conducting such exams regularly.
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These latest exams, by contrast, reveal the syllabus to be in a state of constant revision.
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Nearly 300 girls were taken as they prepared for exams, an episode that aroused global outrage.
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It's November, and students rushing by on their way to final exams stop to say hello.
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This project management bundle delivers five extensive courses, all of which will train you on how to be an effective PM. You'll get immersive online classes on project management fundamentals and frameworks, as well as practice exams for the crucial certification exams like PMP, Prince2, and CAPM.
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"The process of creating exams and most importantly grading exams is both time-consuming and tedious and takes time away from teaching and inspiring the kids and the students," says DigiExam co-founder and Johan Hägglund, explaining the problem the startup has set out to solve.
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" Of course, some aren't as thrilled with the idea: UmbrellaFish6666 says: "The school's efforts to stop measuring ability by exams is worth encouraging, but in practice some students might have less respect for exams, since if you don't do as well once you can try again.
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Exams are also being cancelledEssential exams for medical students have also been suspended as testing centers have closed down, leaving students unsure as to when they will be able to take tests that they would have to pass in order to start their clerkships or graduate.
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Some assignments and take-home exams are due by midnight and must be submitted over the web.
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Indeed, in one study, increased stressed levels during college exams were significantly associated with increased acne severity.
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Most expectant mothers have ultrasound exams at about 43 weeks, however, so the condition can be missed.
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Englebright expects that number to triple now that HCA will cover study materials, exams and certification dues.
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But Stewart hadn't gathered her colleagues just to explain what happens to women at their annual exams.
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The health department defended the state law requiring pelvic exams prior to the day of an abortion.
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But a recent research review in the Journal of Women's Health finds support for pelvic exams thin.
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Every year Eton recruits students through entrance exams, which include subjects like English, mathematics, and foreign languages.
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But the atmosphere in which those exams take place -- an emergency room -- is not ideal, Brady said.
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This role-play is common in ASMR videos, from cranial nerve exams to naturopaths to gynecologists (NO).
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The emphasis in all of them is on practising in "real-world" environments; there are no exams.
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Those scandals also included drugs and extended to missile launch officers who cheated on their proficiency exams.
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Parents also paid Singer, who pleaded guilty in March, to help rig college entrance exams, prosecutors allege.
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At times I wouldn't smoke for months—because I wouldn't have money or because I'd have exams.
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So, use this week to sit with Saturn as you review your exams (aka your life) together.
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Some of the more popular certification exams include Agile, Scrum, Six Sigma, ITIL, CFP, CFA, and CCNA.
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Nurse practitioners are qualified to perform physical exams, treat common injuries and illness and prescribe some medications.
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On state English exams last year, 32 percent of students met standards, compared with 30 percent citywide.
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According to Espaillat, facilities dedicated to forensic exams would ensure an "independent outfit" could produce "reputable" outcomes.
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Doctors will tell you every day they order more tests, exams and medications than are clinically necessary.
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You might be studying for exams with a friend, or grabbing some supplies at a drug store.
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The blast occurred on a busy intersection near an Istanbul University building, forcing officials to cancel exams.
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Rosalyn Inc: A proctoring platform that uses AI and computer vision to make exams secure and scalable.
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They must pass two exams, to show job-relevant skills and some degree of proficiency in Japanese.
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