And again, I'm going to be lecture, lecture, lecture, because I literally was writing about this the beginning of 2017.
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"We live in a society where homosexuals lecture us on morals, transvestites lecture us on human biology, baby killers lecture us on human rights and socialists lecture us on economics," the main post from Chambers read in capital letters, WBRC reported.
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Lecture: Body Double Bruce Hainley will present a lecture on Hervé Guibert and Saying "Action" to Autofiction as part of the 2017 School of Art Lecture Series.
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Then you became an appellate-court judge, and you gave a lecture this year called the Madison Lecture. . . .
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At first, I was imagining a conventional lecture: the lecture is the object; the digital recording is its shadow.
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Recently there was a problem with a lecture video, so the professor uploaded an older version of the same lecture.
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The discussion, the second lecture in the annual School of Art (SoART) Lecture Series, will revolve around representation and community.
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After the lecture, his hosts calmly took Professor MacFarquhar to dinner, though they did not discuss the lecture, Mr. Pei said.
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I had to be escorted by police in the back in order to get to the lecture room to give my lecture.
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In each case, the winner either delivered a lecture that was filmed and transmitted to Stockholm or had the lecture read aloud.
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Two other classmates who saw Filler's computer screen during the lecture told me they saw nothing suspicious — only her email or the lecture slides.
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The lecture will also be streamed live online; as part of its 50th-anniversary celebrations the agency is encouraging Jefferson Lecture watch parties around the country.
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At that lecture, a particularly riled-up audience member had attempted to read a manifesto advocating for unlimited LSD use during the post-lecture Q&A.
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As he recalls: After a while I began to do these works as 'Lecture Demonstrations'; the rubber stamp was the lecture and the walk the demonstration.
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Out of, say, two weeks of lectures, there's one lecture by [liberal economist Paul] Samuelson but there's, like, five by Alchian and five by Goetz, and then there's one lecture by [liberal] Ashenfelter.
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While he vowed in Riyadh the US would no longer lecture its allies -- particularly on human rights -- it was a lecture he delivered during an unveiling ceremony at the military alliance's new building.
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Tomorrow, a doctor will be in to lecture on anatomy.
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The Europeans love to lecture us while they make money.
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Cary Grant was enlisted to lecture her about dropping acid.
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Only to lecture us about how the truth is worthless.
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Today, the full lecture was uploaded to GDC's YouTube channel.
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STORRS "Playwriting for Puppet Theater," lecture by Roger Danforth. Feb.
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The reporters in the trenches need no lecture from me.
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We had a whole health and safety lecture on it.
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MONTROSE "Albert Einstein Sails With a Russian Spy," lecture. Feb.
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LAWRENCE "Jackson Pollock: A Survey," lecture by Thomas Germano. Feb.
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"Legendary Women of Long Island," a lecture by Monica Randall.
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It has echoed around Chinese lecture halls in recent months.
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"I don't know that we have a right to lecture."
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This routinely overfills certain courses and causes overflowing lecture halls.
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The lecture halls of Australian universities provide more visible evidence.
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But ya go ahead and lecture us on our government.
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What were your motivations for doing a lecture like this?
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"We are not here to lecture," Trump told the audience.
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Sanctimonious politicians lecture us every day Americans about responsible legislating.
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He entitled an online lecture 'Why is maths so sexy'.
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We are there to serve them, not to lecture them.
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But it must be a respectful dialogue, not a lecture.
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Hillary came back on the line to close the lecture.
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Many of those who lecture us about corruption live there.
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The church lecture Rai gave clearly impacted many in attendance.
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"Metonic Calendar," lecture by Gaianne Jenkins followed by telescope viewing.
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After the lecture, the classroom erupted into discussion and laughter.
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"How dare you lecture us about what's patriotic," he said.
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Monroe Lecture Center Theater, Hofstra University, South Campus, California Avenue.
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Who seriously doubts their safety before attending a political lecture?
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As the lecture went on, the twins exchanged furtive glances.
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She and the academic attended a lecture together one night.
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Then he gave a brief lecture about the Party's liabilities.
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Don't worry if you didn't sign up for a lecture.
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Scholars of his work will lecture during the show's run.
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WATERBURY A lecture on the history of American wedding dresses.
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Ms. Alexievich discussed her approach in her Nobel Prize lecture.
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It's funny and smart and never feels like a lecture.
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LAWRENCE "Caravaggio to Duchamp: Illustrated Art Lecture," by Thomas Germano.
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I was accused of looking bored during a lengthy lecture. . . .
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Lecture me on how time travel doesn't work like that.
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Her first time getting caught, perhaps she deserves a lecture.
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As expected, these students retained less of the lecture material.
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He had only recently heard a lecture on this phenomenon.
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Finally, once the duo finished their lecture, Shpongle's set began.
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He canceled the lecture and was hospitalized the next day.
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I even gave Bryce and Madi a lecture about smoking.
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You're in no position to lecture the public about anything.
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You're in no position to lecture the public about anything.
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It turned out to be a guest lecture by Jobs.
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Many candidates pound the podium and lecture at their rallies.
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Others looked like bored students in a particularly long lecture.
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I wanted to go back and give that final lecture.
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An awards show isn't the place for a political lecture.
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Kelly isn't alone in giving speeches to the lecture series.
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What they get instead is neither polite nor a lecture.
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But the lecture itself showed a different side of him.
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The lecture continues, and I strain to catch the words.
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"Spare us the long lecture on climate change," he wrote.
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In the lecture, though, he made two potentially contentious points.
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Attend a lecture on a topic that inspires you today.
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I'd talk about energy security, I got a Gitmo lecture.
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"It's a competitive sport," Berger said in a recent lecture.
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"Don't you dare lecture Biden about cancer, Bernie..." McCain tweeted.
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Mark Zuckerberg has joked about sleeping through Ec 103 lecture.
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The "CultRev" class packed the biggest lecture hall on campus.
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Appropriately, his lecture began with a quotation from Albert Einstein.
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And there have always been wonderful lecture series in Miami.
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Free video lectures are an unquestionable good, but because a small percentage of the population cannot easily hear the lecture, no one is able to hear the lecture because universities don't want to be sued.
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If your in entertainment, go to a lecture or cooking class.
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Columbia University postponed a planned lecture by Saudi artist Ahmed Mater.
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"Please note that no Nobel Lecture will be held," Danius wrote.
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And then you can lecture me how to save my family.
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That's all good and well, but spare me the lecture, Bill.
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This 59-lecture course will help you unlock its full potential.
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Remember: This is a fun day, so no need to lecture.
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Stanford declined to comment on the action at Tuesday's guest lecture.
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Tonight's lecture featuring former FBI Director James Comey is no exception.
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She has friends, participates in college theater, attends her linguistics lecture.
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A lecture and a tasting will explore that question at Eataly.
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GREENWICH "The Villas of Andrea Palladio," lecture by Witold Rybczynski. Feb.
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STAMFORD "Migrant Crisis in Eastern Europe," lecture by Tsveta Petrova. Jan.
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David: That essay actually comes from a lecture on TED Talks.
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We had to be in the lecture hall at 210 a.m.
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Upstairs at the lecture hall, I was greeted with such love.
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Crowded lecture halls and insufficient time with professors are common complaints.
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STAMFORD "Drones and the National Security Landscape," round-table breakfast lecture.
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Reed College protesters shut down a "Eurocentric" humanities lecture on Aug.
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I'm not your dad, I'm not gonna try to lecture you.
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A lecture on Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Feb.
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The sounds of rumbling as I sit in my college lecture.
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He gave a lecture on World War II and German silence.
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At the end, Jackson launched into a lecture on literary structure.
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My first experience with them was giving a lecture in 2006.
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Last fall I took a class in a big lecture hall.
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INGRAHAM: They could be listening to your lecture, following, taking notes.
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Go to a museum or sit in on a lecture today.
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"You don't get to lecture me on this stage," Jones retorted.
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First Huey, shortly after that lecture, then me, and then Bobby.
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Then, I was in a lecture and my professor started crying.
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They do not want to sit in 261-seat lecture halls.
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ANSONIA "Metonic Calendar," lecture by Gaianne Jenkins, followed by telescope viewing.
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In the winter of 1964-65, she attended a lecture series
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That is not the man who is going to lecture us.
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TRUMP: I don't know that we have a right to lecture.
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How to Study: Take notes on lecture presentations and assigned reading.
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TENAFLY Two-part video and lecture on female Jewish comedians. Sept.
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"I wrote the title, Der Hase ," she recounted in a lecture.
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HARTFORD Dr. Ute Wartenberg of the American Numismatic Society will lecture.
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MYSTIC Capturing the Sea Through Oil and Cold Wax, artist lecture.
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MYSTIC "Capturing the Sea Through Oil and Cold Wax," artist lecture.
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BOHEMIA "Legendary Women of Long Island," a lecture by Monica Randall.
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Few people appreciate a lecture on soil types or wine chemistry.
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GREENWICH "The Sun: Our Nearest Star," lecture by professor Jason Kendall.
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But Mae and I became good friends and would lecture together.
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Text messages could scroll over your view of a university lecture.
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After getting a stern lecture from the doctor, I headed home.
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They're in no position to lecture us on who is electable.
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They saw each other soon after at a lecture and dinner.
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There, in 1963, he heard a lecture that changed his life.
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He went on an anti-Communist lecture tour around the country.
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As the crowd was leaving the lecture hall around 9 p.m.
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He had never developed the skills to give a good lecture.
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There is no such thing as a lecture, or a worksheet.
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But I was happy I made it to his lecture first.
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Five lecture performances will explore ideas around creative practice and protest.
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He is also a teacher and regular on the lecture circuit.
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Eventually, Dr. Moss ended the lecture early and left the room.
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I met her a little later at a lecture in Bangalore.
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It also omitted a word in a quotation from that lecture.
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It sort of opens up a conversation rather than a lecture.
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His lecture received a barrage of criticism from academics and journalists.
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They couldn't peel themselves away to focus solely on the lecture.
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And she was in there and her lecture hall faces out.
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The lecture will be webcast live for audiences around the world.
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You&aposre in no position to lecture the public about anything.
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Later, I ran into him after a lecture, where he told
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This isn't the day for a lecture them about healthy eating.
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The audience is there, and they want to have the lecture.
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And you have said we're not going to lecture the world.
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Warren taught in a large lecture hall that resembled an amphitheater.
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In 2016, Birthright added a mandatory two-hour lecture on geopolitics.
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On December 28 1814, Mary Shelley attended a lecture that Crosse gave at Garnerin's London lecture rooms, where he gave a vivid account of the explosive fires that he, like Prometheus, brought down from the heavens.
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Sure, we see Emily attend a lecture about volcanoes right before we see her composing "I Have Never Seen 'Volcanoes,'" but it's also clear that when Emily writes the poem, she's not transcribing her lecture notes.
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We heard lecture after lecture about how getting into formation was about the longevity of the party and that there were certain things (which turned out to be a lot of things) that we should overlook.
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A vociferous protest that delays the start of a lecture or creates a persistent rumble outside the lecture hall would almost certainly constitute protected speech under the First Amendment, yet warrant punishment pursuant to this law.
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Don't feel like bring your laptop to take notes in the lecture?
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Please know that this post was not meant to lecture or offend.
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At worst, the doctor will give you a small lecture on safety.
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Trudeau said he disagreed but was not there to "lecture" the President.
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FRANKFURT - A public lecture and panel discussion with OMFIF and Capital Economics.
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Westerners are not in any position to lecture others, retort Gulf autocrats.
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TUCKAHOE "Art and Artists of the Renaissance: Leonardo Da Vinci," lecture. Jan.
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I am reasonably well educated, and I thank you for the lecture.
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Gender inequality in lecture halls has faded; household income inequality has widened.
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Mr Akyol's hosts reluctantly decided to cancel his third and final lecture.
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In the first year, thousands jam into lecture halls designed for hundreds.
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Miliband spoke with Axios from Edinburgh before delivering the 2019 Fulbright Lecture.
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Despite the large size of our lecture hall, I recognized him instantly.
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"A Lecture on Schizophonia" (2009-2011) explored the impact of recorded speech.
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The first semester, Tinsley was forced to find a bigger lecture hall.
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Just consider that time he was photographed sleeping during a college lecture.
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The second time was at a lecture when I was in college.
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After an hour and a half, Carlson left to give a lecture.
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As he signs he gives a mini-lecture about excellence in school.
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Meanwhile Wendy Rhoades — our perfect heroine — is giving a lecture about performance.
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He's a self-proclaimed "creationist" and gave a lecture arguing against evolution.
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Young tech entrepreneurs listen to a lecture an innovation center in Nairobi.
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En route to an American lecture tour, Ward meets heiress Sarita Sanford.
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What's the state of the field that you're going to lecture on?
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The lecture was the wrong tone and this was the wrong time.
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" So he called it "The Inaugural Lecture of the Cloud Appreciation Society.
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At dental conferences, Dr. Tomar and Dr. Fontana lecture about the treatment.
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He was speaking in a private lecture delivered at Geneva's Graduate Institute.
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Gone is a first year of large lecture courses on basic science.
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GLEN COVE "Great Flowering Indoor Plants," lecture by horticulturist Paul Levine. Aug.
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An exasperated-looking Goldberg then launched into a lecture directed at McCain.
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HARTFORD "Transcending the In-Between," lecture on "otherness" by Anida Yoeu Ali.
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Need a venti coffee to get your through that 8 a.m. lecture?
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NEWARK "In the Spirit of Kyiv," concert showing Ukrainian dance, with lecture.
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STAMFORD 72223nd Street Y Live Stream: World politics lecture with Ralph Buultjens.
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STAMFORD 92nd Street Y Live Stream: World politics lecture with Ralph Buultjens.
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PRINCETON "The Lindberghs and World War II," a lecture by Lynne Olson.
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I unearthed a punk show, a lecture and a queer DJ afterparty.
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The major artist doesn't pick up, because he is giving a lecture.
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Dirk took the occasion of the awards banquet to lecture his critics.
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A Dodgers pitching move may have helped even more than the lecture.
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I also agree with the fact that LECTURE only makes things worse.
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But that gives you this picture of a guy giving a lecture.
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She was also a familiar face on TV and the lecture circuit.
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There are too many large lecture halls, and too many lost students.
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What stops ICE from detaining me in the middle of a lecture?
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All the information you need to know is summarized within the lecture.
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Once I sat down to play a lecture, I wanted to continue.
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The simplest example is recording a lecture that students can view online.
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" She wrote that the agent responded that he "didn't need a lecture.
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"You're in no position to lecture the public about anything," Gervais declared.
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As Birkeland's biographer Lucy Jago tells it, the lecture was a triumph.
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Don't lecture me about how we've supposedly delegated our responsibilities to others.
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That lecture has racked up more than 1.8 million views on YouTube.
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Cannibal Lecture, he is calling himself, a little too on the nose.
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"I don't know that we have a right to lecture," he said.
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She is apparently poised to hit the paid lecture circuit anew. Inevitable.
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"There's something very mournful about watches," Forster told me, after the lecture.
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Most customers are looking for a latte, not a lecture, at Starbucks.
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You&aposre not in a position to lecture the public about anything.
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But he continued to appear on the media and the lecture circuit.
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Mr. Douglass returned to the lecture field after slavery had been abolished.
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The next day, I had to give a lecture about my work.
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"I don't know that we have the right to lecture," Trump said.
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Hill gave a keynote lecture about sexual harassment and assault, Hamill said.
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In his book, Dr. Mitchell said the idea came from "a forward thinking" chief of base of the C.I.A., who let Mr. Mohammed lecture on Islamic jihadist ideology and other topics — and that Dr. Mitchell attended the lecture.
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Campuswire's platform allows students to ask questions and upvote answers, creating community in a lecture Campuswire's platform allows students to ask questions and upvote answers, creating community in a lecture There were several design decisions that make Campuswire unique.
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"She's genius and gorgeous," an architect who has seen Oxman lecture told PEOPLE.
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For what it's worth, people seem to think Preskill's lecture was pretty good.
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The class features an entire lecture dedicated to building a great company culture.
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Trump, according to a person familiar with the call, chafed at the lecture.
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The only requirement is that Dylan present a Nobel Lecture within six months.
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"They decided to give me a lecture Singaporean style," he said over Skype.
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Gorka "never said he could do the distinguished lecture series," the spokesperson said.
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David visits an expert, who gives both him and the audience a lecture.
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"The ball is in the UK court," Barnier told students in a lecture.
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That's just so much more fun and effective, I think, than a lecture.
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BOHEMIA "Savvy Sightseer's Austria: Salzburg and Vienna," a lecture by Jeanne Schnupp. Feb.
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And after each lecture, it only asks you about content from those moments.
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On university campuses in Sydney Chinese students fill lecture halls and research labs.
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MORRIS PLAINS "Live, Play, Eat: Crafting an Exhibition," lecture with curator Pete Mars.
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MORRIS PLAINS "Live, Play, Eat: Crafting an Exhibition," lecture with Pete Mars, curator.
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Bell told her so after the lecture with his two kids in tow.
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The grilling — perhaps lecture is a better word — went on for some time.
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She says goodbye to her family, and then travels to give her lecture.
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He agrees to "lend" a colleague one of his patients for a lecture.
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This 6-lecture course offers strategies for tracking down collectibles through automated systems.
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They're just being human, and aren't immune to the theories they lecture on.
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During the lecture, Trudeau reminisced about his family's long friendship with the Castros.
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Quanta caught up with Massimi as she prepared to deliver her prize lecture.
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Peter: After she gave her next evening lecture, we went to a hotel.
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But Page's lecture sounded different than what would be expected from most Americans.
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I don't want to get a lecture from him about ... DG: Sure, sure.
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In an Oxford University lecture last year, he cited Picasso as an inspiration.
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I went to some of the lecture & later there was a film screening.
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Amal has also been in town recently teaching a lecture at Columbia University.
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Learn something new; hit up a class or lecture you've been interested in.
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But critics are asking: did Robert Kardashian really lecture the future reality stars?
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They were the kinds of movies that ficto-critical anthropologists might lecture about.
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The center's director, in a lecture to parents, says loneliness is a factor.
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The lecture event in February last year directed similar ire at Barbur Gallery.
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His lecture will, apparently, be taped and sent in at a later date.
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They wanted to lecture him with actual facts, which only produces more attacks.
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Rizieq made the comments about the banknotes in a videotaped lecture last month.
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Heim did, in fact, deliver his geology lecture five days after his fall.
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"The president doesn't get to lecture us on loving our kids," he said.
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In 1970, I had the chance to attend a lecture by Stephen Spender.
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This 76-lecture course will give you the insight to do just that.
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WANTAGH "Tennessee Walt's The Other Great American Songbook," country music concert and lecture.
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WANTAGH "Tennessee Walt's the Other Great American Songbook," country music concert and lecture.
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A portion of the kilobyte of atomic memory featuring Richard Feynman's lecture excerpt.
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He made no attempt to physically detain me beyond the questions (and lecture).
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He said he is passionate about protesting any event or lecture celebrating Israel.
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Yes, that includes playing Overwatch in the middle of your Geology 21 lecture.
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Following further investigations, no earlier lecture chart of the table appears to exist.
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There were mobs in Harvard Square when I was to give a lecture.
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On May 10, Ms. Hatoum will give a lecture at the museum. tate.org.
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In 2003, Braithwaite delivered a lecture on the value and limits of intelligence.
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I'd reach out to friends and get a lecture on the pharmaceutical industry.
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Ted Cruz should know not to lecture Luke Skywalker about the Dark Side.
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Mae walked in after the lecture was over, demanding to speak with me.
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The full 25-minute lecture was captured on video, premiering today on THUMP.
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The details are in the lecture above, which is reasonably short and accessible.
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Clerics, officers and teachers lecture on the sinfulness and dangers of drug use.
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Though now invited to lecture students, he is not mentoring anyone in particular.
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A friend at Yale, Peter Moore, a chemistry professor, attended the same lecture.
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The earlier version also omitted a word in a quotation from that lecture.
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The next time you saw them in a lecture you'd smile and nod.
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In college, I did stand-up in a lecture hall before Econ 201.
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And he might in turn write or lecture about any of the subjects.
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My little slide lecture would present a popularized, simplified version of their claims.
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An empty lecture hall in Palazzo Nuovo University in Turin on March 5.
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It was an announcement about a new live-streamed lecture series about pingshu.
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But it confirmed an invitation to Dr. Keller to lecture — which he accepted.
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It is also sending health-ministry officials to lecture students about "young love".
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She remembers religious leaders coming to lecture on her school's public address system.
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The movie follows Mr. Davis to Los Angeles, where he delivers a lecture.
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Nobel laureates need to give a lecture within six months from the Dec.
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As the '60s wore on, the college lecture circuit became his principal forum.
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The second group got a tactical lecture on the use of particular shots.
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The room fell silent, as employees processed the lecture from their new boss.
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Officers can then be seen escorting a woman out of a lecture hall.
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"This is hot off the presses," Sheppard said during his lecture on Thursday.
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In his retirement, Hayes has given us "Why?" as his last lecture course.
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"To my Republican colleagues, please don't lecture us on health care," Sanders said.
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Other students were also disturbed the lecture, and reported it to the principal.
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Entomologists and exterminators weigh in at a lecture at the Brooklyn Historical Society.
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The greatest impact of Mr. Biden's speech, however, was outside the lecture hall.
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Nevelson's spirituality was precipitated by the first Krishnamurti lecture she attended in 1928.
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You wonder if you should've spent more time on your lecture against stereotypes.
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Autor's lecture, Work of the Past, Work of the Future, originally delivered as the prestigious 2019 Richard T. Ely Lecture at the Annual Meeting of the American Economic Association, formed the basis for the opening presentation at the EmTech Next conference.
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Before his lecture, the Chardin was just a still life with a little dog.
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I am then treated to a long lecture about educating myself on film history.
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"I'm still an investor famous for my songs," Hu told the lecture hall crowd.
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I don&apost need a lecture from Jim Comey about loyalty, morality, and leadership.
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Our Evening Lecture Series, Gallery Exhibitions and visiting artist critiques enrich the learning experience.
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But it was his lecture on hypocrisy and religion that was the show stopper.
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And now Gartner is having to lecture organizations on the importance of building trust.
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When I gave the lecture about supply-side economics, I thought they were applauding.
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Mike's mom smoothed Goffman's knotty hair, then gave her a stern lecture about persistence.
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FAIRFIELD "Out of the Attic: Inventing Antiques in 20th-Century New England," lecture. Jan.
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LAWRENCE "Dali and Surrealism: Illustrated Art Lecture," by the art historian Ines Powell. Feb.
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But to Mr. Birbiglia's creative mind, that's an overarching theme, not a lecture topic.
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The slightly musty lecture theatre didn't hint at the ambitions of the people present.
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During the Body show, there will be a lecture by the group Compassion & Choices.
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The mayor responded forcefully by noting that he didn't need a lecture from O'Rourke.
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STAMFORD "On the Beatles: A Trip Through Strawberry Fields," lecture by Scott Freiman. Feb.
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FREEHOLD "Amedeo Clemente Modigliani — His Life and Work," lecture by Professor Maurice Mahler. Feb.
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PRINCETON Lecture by Josiah Bunting III on Harry Frank Guggenheim and Charles Lindbergh. Feb.
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TUCKER: &aposBUFFOONS&apos ON THE LEFT LECTURE AMERICANS AFTER TRUMP CALLS MS-13 ANIMALS
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"There's very little free press," Török told me in a conversation after his lecture.
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He considers them good people to do business with and they don't lecture [him].
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If you've got a fussy baby, a college lecture just might do the trick!
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Which person in my lecture class should I choose to have a crush on?
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Students crowded a medium-sized lecture hall as Khaled emphasized the power of teamwork.
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Kids often view class lecture notes and do homework through a screen, she said.
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For her part, Racquel says Tyler's lecture didn't faze her ... not the least bit.
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Video Last spring, students protested a scheduled lecture by controversial sociologist Dr. Charles Murray.
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An anatomical model stands in a lecture hall at the Free University of Berlin.
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"I was treated to a free lecture," Pence (Beck Bennett) cracked about the experience.
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Comey is also beginning a new lecture series at Howard University, starting in September.
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He was called up to the front during Roberts' lecture for an acting demonstration.
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Watch this excellent MIT lecture from 1986: I know I feel much better now.
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Published in 1988, it lists several more lies than Attenborough does in his lecture.
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After Mr Trudeau's elegant turn at the lecture podium that could begin to change.
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EDT: Former President Obama spoke at the 2018 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg.
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As it happened, he had attended a lecture on stab wounds the day before.
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Some might now find their new lecture halls less full than they had hoped.
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First, disagree with conservatives on some issues, but don't lecture them about your virtue.
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During her lecture, Marie demonstrated how the body feels when it finds tidying joy.
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"Narrative has never been merely entertainment for me," she said in her Nobel lecture.
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MOUNT VERNON "Deborah Sampson: Continental Army Soldier," lecture by the journalist Alison L. Cowan.
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How are we going to lecture when people are shooting policemen in cold blood?
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TENAFLY Video and lecture on American humorists, including Mark Twain and Gilda Radner. Aug.
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The show is conceived as a lecture about sex work sometime in the future.
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Lecture halls and classrooms are expensive, and competition between departments for space is fierce.
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EAST HAMPTON "Colonial Commerce," lecture with Frank Sorrentino, researcher, and Steve Russell Boerner, archivist.
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"Cove Neck Neighbors: Theodore Roosevelt and Louis Comfort Tiffany," lecture by Franklin Hill Perrell.
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"Sass and I were not heroes that day," Penney said during her lecture emotionally.
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The website is everything an art history lecture should be, but online, and free.
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If you love it, great, but don't lecture those who can't get into it.
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Indeed, the notes of the laptop users more closely resembled transcripts than lecture summaries.
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He was eventually led out of the Andre Schenker Lecture Hall by the authorities.
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One American doctor emailed me from Saudi Arabia, where he was giving a lecture.
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Though an educational film, it feels less like a lecture than a naturalist fable.
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Remembering a lecture Dr. Lumeng had given about voraciously hungry babies, she emailed her.
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At Harvard, about 900 students enrolled in a lecture titled Positive Psychology in 2006.
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Museum archivist Claire Mosier will present a lecture titled "Bisttram: Experimental Sky" at 3pm.
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Monica's anti-bullying campaign has made her a hot ticket on the lecture circuit.
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Last month, he gave a lecture to cadets at the military academy in Belgrade.
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Alex's father gave him another lecture about the importance of doing well in school.
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The audience then began to leave the packed lecture hall around 8:50 p.m.
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He went on to deliver the age-old lecture that all immigrant kids know.
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MY TWENTIETH CENTURY EVENING AND OTHER SMALL BREAKTHROUGHS: THE NOBEL LECTURE By Kazuo Ishiguro.
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I listened to a lecture by James Carse recently about finite and infinite games.
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And then in this imaginary lecture I would show her heirs, Louis and Noland.
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The quote is from a 29003 lecture given by the artist Roberto Burle Marx.
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I'm dressed to give a lecture on lava flows at the University of Helsinki.
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He chose a private club in midtown, where he had been attending a lecture.
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I was teaching a lecture class that I loved on contemporary African-American art.
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For a lecture course, it meant following the order of topics in the textbook.
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Last year I was invited to give a lecture at a college in Vermont.
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I wondered why Lindblad had postponed such an important lecture until the last day.
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Lecture-demonstrations by Rajika Puri, the festival's organizer, provide helpful context before each performance.
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This lecture will also be broadcast live, and then archived on the Frick's website.
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This might help people with trouble hearing in places like academic lecture halls too.
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TOKYO — A Japanese tea ceremony is not the usual preamble to a jewelry lecture.
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Again, another lecture, and I worked to shame him as much as I could.
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I went to Germany to talk about Russia, I got a lecture on Gitmo.
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Some said the ad attacks masculinity, while others said it sounded like a lecture.
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The video of her lecture has amassed close to a million views and counting.
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He was an academic, and in some ways the lecture was his natural format.
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NEW DELHI — Returning from a lecture in southern India a few weeks ago, Prof.
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This lecture is free and open to the Pratt community and to the public.
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I didn't have to teach a lecture class; I only had to teach painting.
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Hit up a museum or go to a lecture today— you're craving intellectual stimulation.
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How are we going to lecture when people are shooting policemen in cold blood?
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We also had a lecture on womanism and writing spoken word inspired by womanism.
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If I give a lecture or talk about these issues around food, it's passive.
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This is Gordon Hall's "AND PER SE AND—A Lecture in 23 Tufts," a new sculpture/performance/experimental lecture for Temple Contemporary from the non-binary wunderkind, who has recently shown at venues including SculptureCenter, Foxy Production, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Whitney.
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In a lecture here+Memorial+Lecture+2019/935fbdcc-36a2-303ed-877d-3f2c1ebd67ba shared by the RBI late on Monday, Acharya said India's borrowing relative to its output has ranged from 67% to 85% since 2000 and has outpaced many emerging markets including China.
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This spring, I spent two separate mornings observing his students in a lecture hall at California State University Dominguez Hills; many had a laptop, smartphone or iPad with chats and other programs active while Rosen delivered a lecture on the dangers of multitasking.
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Maybe being in the room for Warner's lecture on the Glabrous was like being present in 1980, the very first time 48-year-old John Searle gave his lecture on the Chinese Room—if the Chinese Room had been an actually interesting idea.
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And then she let loose with a lecture I'd never heard from any doctor before.
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Others just want to get from point A to point B without an unsolicited lecture.
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Lecture on Electricity; the gasses & the Phantasmagoria, return at ½ past nine Shelley goes to sleep.
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Like many students of neuroscience, I first learned of patient HM in a college lecture.
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"I don't need a lecture from anybody about health care," Graham told the panel's Democrats.
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To instill disciplinary diversity, the course will invite faculty from across campus to guest lecture.
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Supplementary programming includes a critic's panel on Wednesday and a lecture-demonstration on Nov. 8.14streety.
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We spoke to Dr. Kumar ahead of a lecture on healthy online interactions at USC.
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When Bill Gates gave the 2019 Professor Hawking Fellowship Lecture at Cambridge University on Oct.
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The 500-year-old teacher cannot help but lecture his readers; we'd expect nothing less.
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FAIRFIELD "Choreographing the Dance of My Career: Challenges and Triumphs," lecture by Judith Jamison. Jan.
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GLEN COVE "The Conservation and Restoration of Paintings and Murals," lecture by Jonathan Sherman. Feb.
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"Choreo-graphing the Dance of My Career: Challenges and Triumphs," lecture by Judith Jamison. Jan.
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Next door, a slick restaurant opens up to a lecture hall and an installation space.
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Mr Erdogan's government is in no position to lecture anyone on democracy or human rights.
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He accepts my lecture and tells me I'm completely right about being annoyed with him.
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Ms. Rabinowitz attended a lecture by Ms. Hoffman a few weeks after her fateful flight.
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School administrators titled the lecture "Health and Hygiene," and split up the kids by gender.
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But right after the lecture, all hell breaks loose: Someone starts shooting through the window.
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The polymathic collective presents a hybrid lecture-performance based on the work of Edward Said.
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He said that some writers have used Superman as a soapbox to lecture the audience.
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That model is now interesting only for a lecture on the history of economic thought.
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At Montpellier's Paul-Valery University and Toulouse University, students are preventing access to lecture halls.
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In 1921, he was jumped after a lecture and left for dead on the street.
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It would be as perverse as paying Trump to give a lecture on university governance.
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But you won't find them hanging around TV green rooms or working the lecture circuit.
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"During my first psych lecture, my stomach dropped for the entire 90 minutes," he said.
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But I gave the lecture, albeit starting 20 minutes late, and it went down well.
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The lecture was interesting, well structured and well reasoned, and I totally disagreed with her.
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His mission was to attend an intimate lecture that Heisenberg was giving at the conference.
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Around Valentine's Day, life coaches lecture women depressed by their lack of luck in love.
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ELMONT "Tennessee Walt: The Other Great American Songbook," concert and lecture of classic country music.
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I saw this play out first had during Professor Sanjay Dhar's lecture during Booth Live.
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I'm watching a philosophy lecture on a Sony smart TV that I bought last year.
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"Theaters have become amusement parks," Scorsese said during BAFTA's annual David Lean lecture on Saturday.
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At that lecture, I'd also encountered a young man who went by the nickname Nickles.
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"I am not going to lecture another country on what it should do," he said.
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He reflected on a lecture on Alpine geology he was to give in five days.
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Casey Cochran said he didn't lecture Reed about the dangers of head injuries in football.
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OSSINING "The Great Hotels of the Catskills," slide lecture by the author Monica Randall. Aug.
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"Laughing to Death: Overcoming Existential Anxiety with Buddhism and Comedy," a lecture with Christopher Kelly.
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"I was wondering if there was a lecture or something I could attend," he said.
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Gorsuch took the opportunity to deliver a patriotic lecture about the heroism of the Founders.
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"Cove Neck Neighbors: Theodore Roosevelt and Louis Comfort Tiffany," Illustrated lecture by Franklin Hill Perrell.
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"You don't need a lecture when your tarp falls down in the rain," he explains.
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This is not a college lecture, this is not passing out leaflets outside of Starbucks.
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The Nordic nation lacks moral grounds to lecture the Philippines on human rights, Sotto said.
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I invited Mark Titchner, Bonnie Camplin, and Mark Leckey; it was Leckey's first lecture-performance.
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Some might view the director Max Key's production as little more than an illustrated lecture.
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Pointing to various regions, he delivered a fervent lecture about endangered tigers and polar bears.
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At Adams Middle School, an assistant principal filled in and gave a history lecture Thursday.
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"This takes immuno-oncology to another level," June told a packed lecture hall on Sunday.
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The handwritten versions were more succinct but included the salient issues discussed in the lecture.
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He mostly suppresses the urge to lecture his audience or show impatience by correcting residents.
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"What the hell is an organization?" he said in a recent lecture at Fidelity Investments.
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Regional watchers said that Trump was not expected to lecture the Saudis on human rights.
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Our job is not to lecture people about what to do or what to buy.
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In January of 1989, Bose shared his findings with the world during an MIT lecture.
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These will culminate in a lecture-demonstration by Mr. Reiner and the students on Feb.
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" In one lecture when she was in school, a professor introduced a slide of "Olympia.
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As he dreams, his movements mimic the scenario: If he's giving a lecture, he'll gesticulate.
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Twenty years after ye old masturbation lecture, I marvel at how relevant — straight up zeitgeisty!
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A public lecture series featuring scholars and artists will further explore themes in the exhibition.
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Instead, he said he would like to give a lecture about her article one day.
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Nothing — except a lecture from Trump about why we need Russia's help around the world.
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Now, I've sat in your schools and heard people lecture on transference and professional distance.
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They use crises as platforms to lecture their Mediterranean cousins on their supposedly profligate ways.
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One day, we got an invitation to a lecture by a retired Israeli military officer.
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Mr. Fernandez brought back senior agents for a lecture series to pass on institutional memory.
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One planned Sarkeesian lecture at a college campus was canceled over a mass shooting threat.
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Female astronaut Wang Yaping delivered a lecture from space lab to students back on Earth.
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There's an assumption that if you could only make the perfect lecture, everyone would understand.
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Claire Lewis, Apted's longtime producer and collaborator, issued a brief safety lecture about the cliff.
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On Thursday night, he is to deliver a lecture at The Cooper Union in Manhattan.
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Le Pen discovers the overseas territories every five years and then comes to lecture us.
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"Now that the Lecture has been delivered, the Dylan adventure is coming to a close."
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"We are not here to lecture," Mr. Trump said in a speech here on Sunday.
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This year, the candidates will appear together on the stage of a university lecture hall.
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The biggest tradition is our monthly lecture series; we've been doing it continuously since 1866.
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And they say it's rich that the South Carolina Republican is trying to lecture them.
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In 30 years of giving the lecture at Yale, the answer is almost always no.
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"I don't think we have a right to lecture," Mr. Trump said in the interview.
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She did not lecture me, or rarely did, on my swerves away from observable normality.
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The course's lecture videos are already available online, for students at other institutions to use.
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The Stone A few weeks ago, I found a surprising line in my lecture notes.
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But if you knew how my lecture notes work, it might not seem so peculiar.
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Online education: There's a reduced demand for the space lecture halls and other facilities provide.
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So grading homework, grading exams, giving us exams, giving the same lecture again and again.
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As they sit down to lecture other countries, they should realize that it's not easy.
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In a lecture here+Memorial+Lecture+2019/935fbdcc-63a2-49ed-877d-3f2c1ebd67ba published on the Federal Bank website late on Monday, Acharya said India's borrowing relative to its output has ranged from 67% to 85% since 2000 and has outpaced many emerging markets including China.
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He quit flying in the 1990s, but continued to write and lecture, living in Copthorne, England.
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Like the euro-zone countries it likes to lecture, Germany seems to reform only under pressure.
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Unlike the games in Blow's lecture, That Dragon, Cancer doesn't provide any solutions to its queries.
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Compounding the difficulty, Mochizuki turned down all invitations to lecture on his work outside of Japan.
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The lecture is broken into five separate segments, each between about three and 10 minutes long.
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"You're not gonna give me some liberal lecture about who's a human," she told an employee.
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There's even a lecture on wholesale buying from Alibaba and selling on ebay for higher profits.
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Another warned the women attending his lecture that he did not want to hear knitting needles.
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TUCKAHOE "Italian Wine Notes: The Adventure of Starting and Maintaining an Italian Wine Collection," lecture. Jan.
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Imagine if you had a Game of Thrones expert sitting next to you during a lecture.
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"How to Fix the World: A Foreign Policy for the Future," a lecture by David Ignatius.
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A subplot involving a resource-consuming technology prompts Burnham to deliver a mini lecture about conservation.
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" Classmates frequently spoke over her; in one lecture, a classmate openly mocked "little girls playing soldier.
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A black journalism professor asked me, as a linguist, to lecture on language and the trial.
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But it's his absolute confidence that carries him through this and the rest of his lecture.
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It also illustrated to those unsuspecting lecture attendees why I wanted to rebuild my great city.
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Attending a lecture and playing a full 40-minute game of League of Legends is doable.
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Nix finishes his lecture at the Concordia Summit by stating that traditional blanket advertising is dead.
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During his lecture, Török highlighted several rare Holocaust-related photos that took extensive effort to acquire.
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Maybe after SpotMini has finished dancing, it can deliver a lecture on exactly how it works.
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But at a deeper level, he insists, "my lecture performance is the absolute antithesis of TED".
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"MODERN MONETARY THEORY" sounds like the subject of a lecture destined to put undergraduates to sleep.
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She becomes nauseous during a lecture on Oedipus, and runs to throw up in the bathroom.
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Despite being detestable, the event taught me more than any lecture by someone I agreed with.
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Electric Paris will be accompanied by a scholarly lecture series, film series and Paris inspired events.
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" — White House press secretary Sean Spicer "Hey GOP, don't ever lecture us again on fiscal responsibility.
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In the movie, Kristen Wiig goes into an empty auditorium and she rehearses for her lecture.
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It's a position assumed by adults about to lecture kids they've driven around for time immemorial.
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Today's interactivity is ok, I answered a few questions wrong, so then it repeats the lecture.
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"It was a very arrogant lecture that turned off more of the conference," said another congressman.
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If Saudi Arabia buys this relationship, the US will be in no position to lecture them.
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TRONDHEIM, Norway - Norway Central Bank Deputy Governor Egil Matsen gives a lecture for students in Trondheim.
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His eyes were bright and brown and he raised his scant eyebrows, settling into his lecture.
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It was an important question, and one that no single lecture or article can do justice.
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Spencer's shtick is a mix of history lesson, political science lecture, motivational speaking, and pure trolling.
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In one lecture, he acknowledged the potential for skepticism, offering followers his version of Pascal's wager.
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When I raised the subject, he mentioned a BBC lecture by the historical novelist Hilary Mantel.
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It carried the sound of a disappointed teacher or mother delivering a lecture before a whipping.
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All through, Barkat insisted that the eviction order had nothing to do with the controversial lecture.
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Juan Manuel Santos's Nobel Lecture: The sun of peace finally shines in the heavens of Colombia!
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Dylan has responded to these naysayers with the release of his Nobel lecture, recorded in California.
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There will also be a series of film screenings and a lecture by philosopher Kodwo Eshun.
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"Tapestry in America: The Little Known History," lecture by Susan Martin Maffei, tapestry artist and conservator.
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" What you heard was the lecture the human resources director gives just before saying, "You're fired.
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Dr. Yeager believes it helps that the teenagers learned coping skills in a lecture-free zone.
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An M.I.T. engineering professor's lecture on the matter drew tens of thousands of viewers on YouTube.
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In a lecture hall, before some thirty students, he launched into another law-school stump speech.
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Learn about genealogical research in a lecture at the New York Public Library in Manhattan. Noon.
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German theorist Max Weber gave a lecture to a group of idealistic left-wing students in
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That contrasts with the traditional training format where experts are brought in and lecture a group.
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