After the dishes are done, I hit the books again.
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Time to turn off the TV and hit the books before bed.
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Hopefully, this will inspire him to hit the books and get those grades up.
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Confronted with the prospect of President Donald Trump, liberals hit the books for inspiration.
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I hit the books to find the very best gardening resources in the bookstore.
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It looks like America is going to have to hit the books a little harder.
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You may need to hit the books if you want to ace your next interview.
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His max extension will actually hit the books in 2019, while Towns's will follow a year later.
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But officials are cutting a deal for students who tone down the partying and hit the books.
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Despite her math background Simmons had not studied finance in college, and had to hit the books — hard.
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Hit the books and claim the lifetime learning tax credit, which is worth up to $27.5,22018 per return.
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This week, I hit the books, took notes, quizzed myself, and brought my newfound skills out into the world.
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After Dave died, I did something I've done at other hard times in my life: I hit the books.
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When she failed her first medical exams, she hit the books, studied hard, and made sure she would pass the next time around.
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With encouragement from mentors at Per Scholas, he hit the books harder and sought to replace his negative attitude with a positive one.
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Going to college pays off, and to land a job at one of the most coveted tech employers, you'll need to hit the books.
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Shortening the time cars are in transit so that revenue can hit the books more quickly would shorten its cash conversion cycle, boosting cash flow.
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If you want a job at one of the world's most sought-after tech employers like Facebook, Google and Amazon, you better hit the books.
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The Dallas Cowboys star says he's not done stackin' up college degrees ... revealing his plans to hit the books and pursue a PhD in psychology!!
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But, if Rich wants to rep college stars considering a jump to the league while still maintaining college eligibility ... enroll in school and hit the books???
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Aspiring entrepreneurs may want to emulate ultra-successful dropouts like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, but in most cases, would-be founders should plan to hit the books.
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Griffin, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2012 draft by the Washington Redskins, was released before his fifth-year option hit the books at more than $15 million.
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Though the promotion is technically meant to help students feel a little bit better about having to hit the books once again, everyone can get the freebie just by asking.
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The Carters gave us a study in Art History 101, and the Musee du Louvre is helping us hit the books with its new 90-minute tour — if you speak French.
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At the very least, you can remind the college-bound teen in your life that even when faced with the glamour of Hollywood, some actors just wanted to hit the books.
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The other morning, I came across dozens of public school gym teachers from around town taking lessons so that they, in turn, could help students with their backhands before the children hit the books.
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And our chances of success in this endeavor would be greatly increased if we all hit the books a little, to increase our critical-thinking skills and our understanding of nature and how it works, she added.
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But in May 2016, the Obamas announced that she would be attending school in Cambridge, MA. Harvard classes begin August 30, which gives Malia a week and a half to settle into campus life before having to hit the books.
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Like clockwork, she hit the books again in the middle of the afternoon, and about a week after the bar exam they went on another date, to a tapas restaurant, this time without time constraints, and they shared their first kiss.
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It's set before Harry and the gang arrived at Hogwarts – so although players won't get to play Quidditch with Ron or hit the books with Hermione, they'll they'll be able to interact with other characters both new and familiar, like the professors named above.
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In an interview with Collider, the infamously studious actor, who played the beloved role in Peter Jackson's Oscar-winning Lord of the Rings trilogy, said that although he hasn't seen the scripts and there are no actors rumoured for the role, the lucky actor should hit the books.
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AARP, the advocacy group for older Americans, asked employment guru Dr. Laurence Shatkin, Ph.D. — the author of "The Sequel: How to Change Your Career Without Starting Over" — to pinpoint the best in-demand, high-growth jobs for people over age 40 who aren't afraid to "hit the books" again — whether that means entering a certificate program or "going all the way" and pursuing a master's degree.
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Here's where the most powerful industry leaders hit the books and what they studied: Revenue, last fiscal year: $103 billionUndergraduate: BA in electrical engineering, Kettering UniversityGraduate: MBA, Stanford University Revenue, last fiscal year: $160.5 billionUndergraduate: BA in accounting, University of Central OklahomaGraduate: MA in accounting, University of Oklahoma Revenue, last fiscal year: $177.9 billionUndergraduate: BA in electrical engineering and computer science, Princeton UniversityGraduate: n/a Revenue, last fiscal year: $184.8 billionUndergraduate: BA in pharmacy, University of Pittsburgh School of PharmacyGraduate: n/a Revenue, last fiscal year: $198.5 billionUndergraduate: BA in business administration, University of MinnesotaGraduate: MBA, Xavier University Revenue, last fiscal year: $201.2 billion Undergraduate: BA in accounting, Illinois State UniversityGraduate: n/a Revenue, last fiscal year: $229.2 billionUndergraduate: BA in industrial engineering, Auburn UniversityGraduate: MBA, Duke University Revenue, last fiscal year: $242.1 billionUndergraduate: BA in business administration, University of NebraskaGraduate: MA in economics, Columbia University Revenue, last fiscal year: $244.4 billionUndergraduate: BA in electrical engineering, Texas A&M UniversityGraduate: MBA, Northwestern University Revenue, last fiscal year: $500.3 billionUndergraduate: BA in business administration, University of ArkansasGraduate: MBA, University of Tulsa As in other years, companies run by business majors dominated the 2018 Fortune 500 list.
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Carefree University of Arizona student Andy Bryant's pre-occupation with training his American Quarter Horse for an upcoming intercollegiate rodeo (egged on by his father) nearly results in tragedy for his best friend. Shaken by the event, Andy vows to "hit the books" and make amends.
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The Black Hawk Tree, like other trees in Wisconsin such as the Hanerville Oak, was so revered that the road was detoured around it to save it from being cut down.Kahleer, Kathryn A. "Hit the books," Every Root an Anchor: Wisconsin's Famous and Historic Trees (Book review), Wisconsin Natural Resources Magazine, February 2006. Retrieved 14 August 2007. Even after the tree's destruction, and certainty that the tale is not true, the legend persists.
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Sheffield concluded, "Given her chic image, it's a surprise how dull, dreary and pop-starved Born to Die is." AllMusic critic John Bush wrote: "There is a chasm that separates 'Video Games' from the other material and performances on the album, which aims for exactly the same target—sultry, sexy, wasted—but with none of the same lyrical grace, emotional power, or sympathetic productions... an intriguing start, but Del Rey is going to have to hit the books if she wants to stay as successful as her career promised early on". Channing Freeman of Sputnikmusic disliked the album, saying "The worst thing about Born to Die is that even its great songs contain problems". The Observers Kitty Empire said that, unlike pop singers Lady Gaga and Katy Perry and their "hedonic outpourings", "Lana Del Rey's partying is fuelled by a knowing sadness, and sung in that laconic, hypnotic voice, which ultimately saves this thoroughly dissolute, feminist nightmare of a record for the romantics among us".
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