My first experience with them was giving a lecture in 2006.
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I met her a little later at a lecture in Bangalore.
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EDT: Former President Obama spoke at the 2018 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg.
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NEW DELHI — Returning from a lecture in southern India a few weeks ago, Prof.
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But that's another lecture in the stellar fine-drinking education on offer at the Engine Room.
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Onto Zoom we went; I gave my final lecture in the silence of my living room.
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"It's a very unremarkable event," he said Thursday night after delivering the annual Lowy Lecture in Sydney.
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I have a full day of work followed by a three-hour lecture — in accounting, no less.
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Is this the kind of intellectual our college president should personally introduce for a lecture in 2017?
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Ryan made his comments, as reported by Treasure Coast Newspapers, at a lecture in Vero Beach, Florida.
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EDT: Vice President Pence spoke at the Frederic V. Malek Memorial Lecture in Washington, D.C. Livestream: http://bit.
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Even Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. declared his support for basic income at a Stanford lecture in 63.
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These visitors come for three-week stints to lecture in subjects such as cryptography, finance and quantum mechanics.
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Gorsuch gave the Olson lecture in 2013, delivering a politically anodyne plea for civility in the legal profession.
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The chassis, with a perfect 50-286 front/rear weight distribution, is a lecture in balance and composure.
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At a lecture in 2016, he said sports like rugby and boxing were more dangerous than American football.
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In 1955, Flannery O'Connor, scarcely able to walk, traveled 340 miles in hopes of seeing him lecture in Tennessee.
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This May, Mr. Burns will return to that topic when he delivers the 2016 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities.
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He reiterated that point when he delivered the National Endowment for the Humanities' Jefferson Lecture in Washington in 1987.
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Former President Obama delivers the 2018 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg marking the 100th anniversary of Mandela's birth.
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A Nobel cause Sir Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin, warned of antibiotic resistance at his Nobel lecture in 1945.
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Watts and Bennett spoke about Williams' role in the campaign during a tell-all lecture in Washington on Wednesday.
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The pass-me-the-remote masses are unlikely to want a civics lecture in the form of a sitcom.
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Mr. Mattis, the former secretary of defense, last month delivered a lecture in Abu Dhabi sponsored by Prince Mohammed.
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Oh, and she gets to give Denver a lecture in front of his entire office, which is a real treat.
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That's what Wint is claiming happened following an art history lecture in which she used the word "vagina" numerous times.
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One of the medical students listening to Nowell lecture in the late 1970s happened to be a young Bob Gatenby.
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She also passed the docent's exam, becoming the first American to lecture in English in the museum's department of paintings.
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KY: He was giving a lecture in Thailand, and I was asked to do the moderation because I spoke Japanese.
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It turned out to be a lecture in a big conference hall with other Uighurs and Kazakhs from the area.
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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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"By nearly any metric, U.S. labour markets are at or beyond full employment," Bullard said in an OMFIF lecture in Singapore.
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We in the US, on the other hand, save it all up for one 60-minute lecture in the 11th grade.
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He gave a seminal lecture in 1984, toward the end of his life, on design and engineering at the molecular scale.
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Bar his RBMA lecture in 2010, and a couple of other scattered examples, he has remained resolutely distant from the media.
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He eventually made between $3,000 to $8,000 per lecture, in addition to profits from the videos, cassettes and books he sold.
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"If John Bolton says that in the book, I believe John Bolton," Mr. Kelly said during a lecture in Sarasota, Fla.
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She could decide to simply give him a stern lecture in court, or she could revoke his bail, Professor Tobias said.
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As Ms Mantel said in a lecture in 2017, readers of historical fiction are "actively requesting a subjective interpretation" of the evidence.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama delivers his speech at the 16th Annual Nelson Mandela Lecture in Johannesburg, South Africa, July 17, 2018.
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He'll also co-lecture in a course titled, "The Political Economy of the School," and participate in faculty-led student study groups.
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One student told the Washington Post those students received emails telling them they had initially been invited to the lecture in error.
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This year, this group is marking the anniversary on Saturday with a march in Lagos and a lecture in Nigeria's capital Abuja.
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Former US President Barack Obama will deliver a speech on Tuesday at the 2018 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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In 1857, after hearing John Brown lecture in Brooklyn, the Gloucesters invited him to stay with them whenever he was in town.
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A professor of Muslim studies refused to lecture in front of protesters and taught his class of 150 students outside, under a tree.
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He led a lecture in the Avenue's public courtyard on architecture and how his own philosophies were shaped by the hyper-developed city.
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I just put his lecture in the mouths of the two actors in front of this very bored classroom, and ran with it.
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"I expect that this fall it will be taught—in a single lecture—in every master's-level combinatorics course," she messaged over Skype.
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Shults recalls being the only girl at an aviation lecture in high school when a retired colonel asked her if she was lost.
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The tweet comes after he appeared to leave open the possibility of Trump losing in 2020 during a lecture in Florida on Monday.
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Three years ago, during a lecture in my introduction to African-American history course, I talked about my own research into Turner's skull.
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Johnson's chief trade negotiator, David Frost, is set to reiterate the UK's tough negotiating position in a lecture in Brussels on Monday evening.
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Former President Obama will give a lecture in South Africa in July to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Nelson Mandela.
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As we see Will at home with his mother, Mr. Clarke (Randy Havens) gives a telling lecture in class about the effects of fear.
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Ms Valdivia said she suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and doubted her ability to deliver the lecture in the face of their opposition.
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" The act is also well known for being the topic of Ben Stein's economics lecture in the 1986 comedy film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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"Being outside the EU might lead to more policy independence, but not necessarily to greater sovereignty," Draghi said in a lecture in Bologna, Italy.
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The moral of Police Quest: Open Season becomes lecture in a collection of video interviews with Gates packaged as extras on the CD-ROM.
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Saladrigas gave a guest lecture in Havana as part of an international M.B.A. program—the first public speech in Cuba by a Cuban exile.
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To that end, here are some of the additions I'll be making to my opening-day lecture in Introduction to American Politics this term.
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They appeared at a lecture in the Iranian holy city of Qom praising their slain fellows, according to a video filmed and distributed by activists.
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You are even sending the wife home after she attends the lecture, in sight of all the other spouses accompanying you to dinner — including yours.
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Kushner introduced himself to Kissinger after a foreign policy lecture in 2015, and since then has kept in touch with the former secretary of state.
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Even if it was just one class, that means a lecture, in-class activities and teacher feedback were lost for want of simple hygiene products.
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His call for action came a day after Obama appeared to indirectly criticize President Trump while delivering the 2018 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg.
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Like all of Obama's public appearances since leaving the White House, the lecture in Johannesburg isn't likely to raise his successor, President Donald Trump, by name.
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Not too long ago, being a student involved feverishly trying to capture notes during lectures and likely missing large parts of the lecture in the process.
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While in Saudi he went out of his way to promise that "[w]e are not here to lecture," in Europe that's exactly what he did.
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Armed with a Powerpoint presentation, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan attempted a lecture in a televised press conference Thursday about why Obamacare should be repealed.
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I remember when you gave a lecture in our AP European History class and you were really cocky about it, but you didn't do an awful job.
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She pops up at everything from an "Israeli Apartheid Week" lecture in the mining-belt city of Rustenburg to the opening of a megachurch in Thokoza township.
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In following her husband to Shanghai in 1948, Delza quickly broke ground as the first American dancer to perform and lecture in Chinese theaters and dance schools.
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Monica Lewinsky put everything she could between herself and this year's election -- an ocean, language barrier and even a no photo policy during her lecture in Sweden.
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"Space is an attitude," she said during a lecture in 2013 at the Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination at the University of California, San Diego.
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He relates the experience of giving a lecture in Cairo, as a celebrated scholar, only to have a young relative express disappointment with Said's lack of eloquence.
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In 2013, the tabloids pounced on comments she made during a lecture in which she called the Duchess of Cambridge "a shop-window mannequin" with no personality.
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In January, when Mr. Yiannopoulos gave a lecture in Seattle at the University of Washington, a man was shot during protests outside the site of the speech.
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Looking to the Federal Reserve, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard will be at an OMFIF City Lecture in London, speaking about the U.S. economy and monetary policy.
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A friend sent him a video of a lecture in which the professor was wearing purple surgical gloves and spraying down the table with a bottle of bleach.
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Another group in the study participated in a yoga class, and the third group sat in a two-hour classroom-style lecture in which they learned new information.
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Minister Cho Myoung-gyun said in a lecture in Seoul that the North is preparing an anniversary event in Pyongyang involving "large-scale" military forces and weapons, Yonhap said.
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But this time, Mr. Crowe loves his subject too well and too blindly, producing a lecture in Rockology 101 that is dramatically flaccid, burdened by respect — and, yes, sanctimonious.
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At a public lecture in Italy earlier this year, Justice Ginsburg was asked what she thought about the images collected in the book and fans's extravagant displays of devotion.
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The Atlanta producer recently gave a Red Bull Music Academy Lecture in which he touched on getting his start with Gucci Mane, making Beyoncé's "Formation," and his first beat.
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" Obama, delivering the 2018 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg, warned that "strongman politics are ascending suddenly, whereby elections, some pretense of democracy, are maintained, the form of it.
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Showing "Breathless" with John Cassavetes's "Shadows," a contemporaneous American exercise in new-wave stylistics, is a lecture in itself on what was innovative and dynamic in late-1950s cinema.
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He achieves small moments of theater every time he stretches out or compresses a vowel, or delivers what feels like a tart lecture in just a handful of words.
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It also presents a full restaging of Panis's lecture, in the original location and with the original slide deck, using actor Rob Najarian as a stand-in for Panis.
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"Without her, I cannot imagine what I would have become today," Mr. Kim said during a lecture in 22000 while he was in political exile in the United States.
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It has commonly been read as a lecture in two parts: one a scientific study of modern parties and leaders, the other a meditation on the ethics of political leadership.
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Meanwhile, on Tuesday, former president Barack delivered a speech at the Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he offered a veiled rebuke of his successor, Donald Trump.
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In 1929, British economist John Maynard Keynes gave a now-famous lecture in which he predicted that later generations would work only 15 hours per week because of advanced technology.
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The film is an instructional on Marxist principles and analytical frameworks without a single line of lecture in it, demonstrating the unfair structure of the system entirely through raw observation.
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Speaking on August 21 following a lecture in Singapore, Suu Kyi again reiterated the government's claim that "terrorist activities" remain a threat in Rakhine state that has to be addressed.
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As Rouse gave her lecture in mid-September, Yiannopoulos was preparing in vain for four days of what University of California President Janet Napolitano called "controversial and noxious" programming in Berkeley.
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Last August, Hawking made waves yet again when he announced at a public lecture in Stockholm that there could be a means of escape if you fell into a black hole.
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"I'm not sure that he understands very clearly what is -- our mission is prosperity," Lagarde said Tuesday at the the Kissinger Lecture in the Great Hall of the Library of Congress.
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"The important lesson to learn here is: Never, ever trust a kuffar," Mr. Awlaki said in a 2003 lecture in London that was captured on video and remains a YouTube favorite.
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In South Africa, where he'll be traveling through July 19, Obama will meet with President Cyril Ramaphosa and deliver the 6900th Nelson Mandela Foundation annual lecture in Johannesburg on July 17.
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To Meghan Duffy, a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Michigan, the climate change lecture in her introductory biology course is the "most important" class she teaches.
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"There could be interpretations from ECB watchers saying that you had an implicit ceiling," Villeroy, who sits on the ECB's rate-setting Governing Council told a university lecture in New York.
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In a classic Montessori school, teachers generally do not lecture in front of the classroom and instead impart lessons on phonics or counting by engaging students individually or in small groups.
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Ultimately, the timing of the decision to secure Friedman's files was somberly prophetic, as Friedman suffered a fatal heart attack in May while returning home from giving a UFO lecture in Ohio.
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Details: Tufts, for example, allowed a high-ranking Purdue executive who said in 2003 that OxyContin wasn't addictive to lecture in the pain program and receive the title of adjunct associate professor.
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But in a Tuesday speech at the 2018 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg, South Africa, the former president appeared to take some shots at the current occupant of 21625 Pennsylvania Ave.
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" That statement was part of a lecture in which he attacked one of the most prominent scientific fields of the antebellum era: ethnology, or what was sometimes called "the science of race.
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Clinton will be joined onstage by the Nigerian-born novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (who delivered the lecture in 2015) for a dialogue about the future of women and girls around the world.
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The world of Ghost in the Shell is part futuristic action movie and part philosophy lecture, in which artfully constructed animated action sequences serve as vehicles for investigations into the nature of consciousness.
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The first lecture in the series, which Ferak called Hawa'a's Rights (Hawa'a is the Arabic version of the name Eve), was publicized on Twitter and took place on the evening of April 15th.
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Bannon, who had held a public lecture in Budapest last May, said he has already visited Budapest a couple of times and met Orban and his aides - meetings, which have not been made public.
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Continuing on to South Africa, Obama will meet on Tuesday with President Cyril Ramaphosa and then deliver the Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in honor of the centennial of the late South African leader's birth.
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As theoretical computer scientist Scott Aaronson explained last week at a lecture in a stuffy auditorium at Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico, proving that P=NP would open up some intriguing possibilities.
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"I think we will have a Paris agreement in effect in 503," predicted Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, at a lecture in London on Monday evening.
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A week later, in the middle of a lecture in this professor's packed class, he started to tell a story about a student he once met who was a chaplain intern at a hospital.
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And it is so eager not to come off as a lecture in art history the film presumes a high level of knowledge of French culture and history — more than most American viewers might possess.
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We meet him, along with Arendt (sung as a young woman with virginal purity by Anna Pisareva and in middle age by Vera Semieniuk, a toughened mezzo), in 1924, during a philosophy lecture in Marburg.
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A public lecture, in French, with three young writers, held at Reid Hall — her old student stamping grounds — seemed like the type of event she would have enjoyed, with its focus on contemporary French literature.
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Emi Koyama is a feminist activist and writer who will give a lecture in conversation with the ongoing exhibition No Human Involved: The 216th Annual Sex Workers' Art Show, showing at PICA, November 26–December 29.
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While delivering the highly anticipated Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg, Obama talked about the importance of political compromise, but emphasized that it can only be possible if the parties involved can agree on basic principles.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police on Monday questioned a hardline Muslim cleric over a hate speech complaint by a civil group following a lecture in which he said new banknotes carried the communist hammer-and-sickle symbol.
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"Going down that road is a dead end," Siegfried S. Hecker, a former director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, who has visited North Korea several times, said during a lecture in Seoul on Sept. 27.
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I had done almost the same thing when, at 210, I had hitchhiked over 500 miles each way to meet a famous treasure diver that I heard was going to be giving a lecture in Miami.
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"We made significant progress in the last 10 years about the regulation of banks and insurers," Villeroy, who also sits on the European Central Bank's rate-setting Governing Council, said at a university lecture in Tokyo.
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"We made significant progress in the last 10 years about the regulation of banks and insurers," Villeroy, who also sits on the European Central Bank's rate-setting Governing Council, said at a university lecture in Tokyo.
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He became notorious for his eccentric behavior and style, such as his trademark sculpted black moustache, and pulled off stunts such as giving a lecture in a deep-sea diving suit, which almost caused him to suffocate.
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For the first time in Elko history, Wilkinson performs his 22003-minute lecture in verse, referencing everyone from Longfellow to Langston Hughes, Dickinson to Dylan Thomas, Bruce Kiskaddon to Badger Clark—the patron saints of cowboy poetry.
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Page has always maintained he went to Russia as a private citizen and unrelated to the campaign to meet with academics and deliver a lecture, in which he stated that he was not there to represent Trump.
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At N.Y.U., he gave student activists an unsolicited lecture in protest technique, before refusing to answer a question, from a reporter for a student newspaper, about the lack of affordable housing in the neighborhood surrounding the university.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Sunday and Monday about the author V. S. Naipaul misstated the year of a lecture in which he said his optimism derived from his belief in the idea of the pursuit of happiness.
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This might take the form of a quick video on a mobile phone (dubbed "micro-learning"), instead of a boring lecture in a company conference room, or an online app to get instant feedback on a sales pitch.
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"We do not want the Horn to be a battleground for superpowers nor a hideout for the merchants of terror and brokers of despair and misery," Abiy said in his Nobel lecture in the Norwegian capital on Tuesday.
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"Parents know that children will accept quite readily all sorts of arbitrary substantive dispositions — no television in the afternoon, or no television in the evening, or even no television at all," he said at a Harvard lecture in 1989.
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In his Nobel Prize lecture, in 1976, Bellow recalled that as a "contrary" undergraduate, at the University of Chicago, he enrolled in a class on Money and Banking and then spent his time reading the novels of Joseph Conrad.
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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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During a lecture in Germany, British philosopher Sir Roger Scruton described conservatism as a philosophy that recognizes and acknowledges that good things, such as law, peace, freedom, civility, and security of property and family life, are easily destroyed but not easily created.
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"When Donald Trump uses the term 'fake news' to describe CNN and the BBC, that is not just a questionable political tactic — it's actually dangerous," Cameron said at the Transparency International UK's annual lecture in London, according to a transcript of the talk.
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Biden's question concerned a recent speech, the Madison Lecture, in which Ginsburg had said that in making decisions concerning rights not listed in the Constitution judges should be "moderate and restrained" and avoid stepping "boldly in front of the political process," as he reminded her.
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It was Saturday morning after the three seminars, and Goldwind safety managers had delivered a brief lecture in a trailer that served as the farm office, warning of perils like rattlesnakes in the tall grasses outside and electrocution from throwing switches in the towers.
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During a lecture in 1981, he lamented that computers could not really simulate what was happening at a subatomic level, with tricky particles like electrons and photons that behave like waves but also dare to exist in two states at once, a phenomenon known as quantum superposition.
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Mr. Philby, who defected to Moscow in 1963 and died there in 1988 at 19653, delivered his hourlong lecture in English in East Berlin to members of the Stasi, the feared East German intelligence service, whose recording of the talk was discovered in the Stasi archives.
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On November 1st 1859 the professed hermit stood up in front of a crowd in the Tremont Temple in Boston to deliver a lecture in support of Captain John Brown, an abolitionist who was to be hanged for leading an armed attack in what is now West Virginia.
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That healthy people pay for sick people — or how insurance works That healthy people pay for sick people — or how insurance works Armed with a Powerpoint presentation, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan attempted a lecture in a televised press conference Thursday about why Obamacare should be repealed.
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Much of Irvine Welsh's novel Trainspotting is written in Scots, and this lecture in Scots about Scots should give you a sense of its relationship to English: The point is that the phrase "auld lang syne" is not recognizable to English speakers because it is not an English phrase.
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The justices' ruling exempted applicants from the ban if they could prove a "bona fide relationship" with a U.S. person or entity, but the court offered only broad guidelines — suggesting they would include a relative, job offer or invitation to lecture in the U.S. — as to how that should be defined.
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At the start of the semester the class was divided between a live lecture in the 844-seat Battell Chapel, a historic place of worship on campus, converted to a lecture hall, and one or two smaller auditoriums where several hundred more students watched a live stream of Dr. Santos.
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Treasury Secretary Mnuchin could well have been giving an economics lecture in talking about foreign exchange markets while in Switzerland on Wednesday, noting that a weak dollar meant a near-term boost to American exports, while over a longer horizon, the value of the U.S. currency would reflect the strength of our economy.
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Young Ursula's love of the outdoors was sparked while growing up near the White Mountains of New Hampshire, where sunsets "shone with a pink-purple afterglow," she said in a lecture in 1997 to the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, a joint venture of the Smithsonian observatory and the Harvard College Observatory.
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I remember my lecture; in a quiet squad bay as our platoon of female candidates got ready to sleep for far too short a time, we listened to our sergeant instructor (a drill instructor for officers) tell us about the way Marine Corps culture would look at us as women if we ever graduated training.
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Karl Katz, who was so entranced by an art history lecture in college that he went on to become a founding curator of the Israel Museum, convey the Metropolitan Museum of Art's vast collection to wider audiences by video, and play a key role in finding a home for the International Center of Photography, died on Wednesday in Manhattan.
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Earlier that month, at a lecture in Lower Manhattan hosted by the arts journal e-flux, Lewis, who is 31, reflected on what some might see as an obvious irony to her crisscrossing the ocean to care for her ailing mother: Verso Books had just published her first book, Full Surrogacy Now, a polemic that calls for abolishing the family.
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President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Washington was certainly grand theater: the hugs and kisses with President Trump, the dandruff whisked off his lapel, the first lady's broad white hat, and then the 40-year-old French wunderkind rising before Congress to deliver a stern lecture in elegantly accented English on why the American president is wrong about multilateralism, protectionism, nationalism, Iran and climate change.
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