She is a 2009 graduate of Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School.
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She's a 2nd grade teacher at Christian Life Preparatory School.
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This feels like some kind of preparatory stage for worse.
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Friday's meeting was a preparatory one, de Mistura told reporters.
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Cooper Ryan Veit, 16, St. Ignatius College Preparatory, San Francisco
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Judge and Kavanaugh were both students at Georgetown Preparatory School.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 9 The last preparatory meeting for the EU summit.
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Over the years we have done a lot of preparatory work.
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Fiji is hosting a preparatory meeting of delegates before the Nov.
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There is also an intense preparatory period with a trained therapist.
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He spent time in Washington, D.C. and attended Georgetown Preparatory School.
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Except for some sandbags and straw bales, preparatory work was minimal.
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The preparatory conferences will take place between this month and April.
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PREPARATORY WORK ON LIQUIDITY SCHEME ONGOING, NO DECISION IS IMMINENT -SOURCES
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That application has now been approved, allowing preparatory work to begin.
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The disclosure covers decades of allegations involving priests who had served in the diocese's many neighborhood parishes, as well as its schools, including Cathedral Preparatory, Christ the King, St. Francis Preparatory and Archbishop Molloy high schools.
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He graduated from a private preparatory school in Chicago before he enlisted.
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Guests can register here, after which they will receive preparatory reading material.
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Beijing had previously said that preparatory work for the meeting was underway.
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Preparatory steps for the CEO search are already underway, the person said.
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Fairmont Preparatory Academy is a co-educational private school founded in 1993.
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Godfrey has said it has started preparatory work to print new warnings.
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The first preparatory hearing for the case took place today in Dublin.
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Brett M. Kavanaugh was a high school athlete at Georgetown Preparatory School.
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On Monday, the Cathedral Preparatory School shared photos of Schoenig to Instagram.
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Garl, a twelfth grader from Medgar Evers College Preparatory School, chimed in.
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Darko went to Medgar Evers College Preparatory High School but dropped out.
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Above, Ms. Merkel with European leaders at a preparatory meeting in Berlin.
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It also could be a preparatory step to let its currency float.
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Two private college preparatory schools run from early childhood through 12th grade.
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He plays John Keating, who teaches at an all-boys preparatory school.
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Kavanaugh graduated from the all-boys Georgetown Preparatory School in North Bethesda, Maryland.
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Rebels said the attack had started with preparatory shelling earlier in the day.
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The Financial Times also referred to the preparatory meeting as having been canceled.
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In fact, the preparatory drawing, used for both figures, is of a woman.
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Her mother is a trustee of Lake Highland Preparatory School in Orlando, Fla.
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University Preparatory High School promises that Gieszinger will never return to its classrooms.
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Plus, you'll probably have friends over, meaning more preparatory and recovery cleaning days.
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He then taught at the Jesuit-run Fairfield College Preparatory School in Connecticut.
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Kerry Gallagher, an assistant principal at St. John's Preparatory School in Danvers, Mass.
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Extremely raw when he arrived at Liberty Christian Preparatory School in Tavares, Fla.
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He attended Lincoln College Preparatory Academy and Baker University in Baldwin City, Kan.
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They both attended St. John's School, a private preparatory school in the district.
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St. Andrew's, a coed preparatory school, is 20 miles from the White House.
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The same preparatory logic should also hold for measures to ensure grid reliability.
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Meanwhile, Saudi officials have claimed preparatory work regarding the IPO has been completed.
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"Preparatory works are in accordance with the Stralsund mining authority's planning approval," it said.
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It did not move; its stillness was preparatory to a performance that never came.
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Gorsuch attended Bethesda's Georgetown Preparatory School before receiving his undergraduate education from Columbia University.
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He said that the talks will resume on February 25 after further preparatory work.
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Mukherjee, on the other hand, worked intuitively, never making a preparatory drawing or sketch.
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This sudden jump in their defense capabilities is, perhaps, a preparatory measure by Frontier.
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The commander said preparatory shelling of the jihadist enclave had started on Tuesday morning.
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Curiously, for preparatory studies, these works are as finished as the other bust portraits.
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After graduating from high school, Mr. Polite enrolled in a preparatory year at Brandeis.
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That year, Mr. Hunt was a sophomore at Fordham Preparatory School in the Bronx.
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At the moment, the companies were still in preparatory talks with the EU Commission.
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"The attackers appear to have done a significant amount of preparatory work," Symantec reported.
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""That memo was created as part of a preparatory exercise for investor Y Combinator.
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He attended a military preparatory school but did not serve in the U.S. military.
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The sheer level of detail and rendering make these far more than preparatory works.
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His employer, Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School, decided to keep him on, but at a cost.
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In the episode, Paris Geller is running for student body president at Chilton Preparatory School.
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Fortunately, the other students at Summerville, South Carolina's Pinewood Preparatory welcomed her to the party.
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Cairo, Egypt (CNN)Nervous cigarette smoke fills the lounge, wafting through the night's preparatory chaos.
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Morgan Stanley and Goldman are also advising Luckin on the preparatory work for the IPO.
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A preparatory meeting of the EU's national European affairs ministers could take place on Nov.
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He was raised in Seattle and attended the preparatory Lakeside School, where he met Gates.
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St. Mark's School is a co-educational preparatory school with both boarding and day students.
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The student has received "administrative punishment" and is no longer in the preparatory school. Gen.
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Blake, 28, teaches Advanced Placement world history at Uncommon Preparatory Charter High School in Brooklyn.
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The recruiter, Cedric Sunray, visited Harding Charter Preparatory High School in Oklahoma City on Feb.
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But his page in the Georgetown Preparatory School yearbook appears to tell a different story.
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Later they were roommates at Miss Porter's School, a college preparatory school in Farmington, Conn.
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Her mother is a special-education teacher at East English Village Preparatory Academy in Detroit.
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The two schools are the Laboratory School of Finance and Technology and South Bronx Preparatory.
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The Georgetown Preparatory Academy is in North Bethesda, Md., not the Georgetown area of Washington.
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Twice a week, she attends a preparatory class for earning a high school equivalency diploma.
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There should be no doubt that everything we do is part of this preparatory process.
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Finally, most meetings don't happen without a lot of preparatory work done at lower levels.
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Though Bogle had snagged good grades at the preparatory school Blair Academy, he found Princeton tough.
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Pompeo has led diplomatic efforts with Kim, including traveling to North Korea twice for preparatory talks.
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Ms. Fitzpatrick, 18, is in the running for valedictorian at Preparatory Academy for Writers in Queens.
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She has been ordered to stay at least 100 yards away from University Preparatory High School.
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In New York, Barron was attending Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School, which cost $40,000 a year.
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Waldman, 31, is a fourth-grade teacher at Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School in New York.
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Shasha Andersen: We're here because this is a preparatory workshop for the demonstration on August 1.
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The individual has "received administrative punishment" and is no longer at the preparatory school, Herritage said.
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Ms. Grossman, 29, is a kindergarten teacher at Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School in New York.
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Like all of Ms. Ryggen's tapestries, it was created directly on the loom without preparatory sketches.
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The hearings are the culmination of years of preparatory reports by governments and human rights activists.
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The groom, 30, is a seventh-grade mathematics teacher at Oak Park Preparatory Academy in Sacramento.
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The sources said no decision on the scheme is imminent as preparatory work would take time.
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Her mother is a librarian at Viewpoint School, a coeducational college preparatory school in Calabasas, Calif.
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The preparatory school, usually called the "prep school," prepares candidates for admission to the academy proper.
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Matching those dreams, every contender — all major players in the preparatory races — still radiates potential glory.
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The groom, 39, is an English teacher at Rolling Hills Preparatory School in San Pedro, Calif.
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Such an event requires many preparatory steps, he said, and April is the earliest possible time.
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Neither Tusk nor European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker was invited to the Sunday night preparatory meeting.
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People speculates that he'll be going to London's Wetherby Pre-Preparatory School, where William and Harry went.
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Much preparatory work has been done, such as making Aramco a joint-stock company and certifying reserves.
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One of the strange things about the planned Trump-Kim summit was the lack of preparatory work.
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Hatfield has since lost his teaching position at the American Preparatory Academy in West Valley City, Utah.
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"A huge amount of preparatory work has been done," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Friday.
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West Point, the nation's oldest military preparatory academy, even felt the effects of Trump's apparent policy change.
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That's a travesty, aesthetically, but it provides useful reference for mapping the destinations of several preparatory drawings.
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"The preparatory work for land reform has quietly moved forward and is very well-advanced," Kahkonen said.
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Racist slurs targeting black cadet candidates were found at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School in Colorado.
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It is among the very few Rembrandt paintings of any period for which several preparatory drawings exist.
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Carhart, 30, is a fifth-grade mathematics teacher at Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School in New York.
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Reports that the Trump administration turned down China's offer for preparatory trade talks dragged stocks even lower.
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"In the majority of the 21 states targeted, only preparatory activity like scanning was observed," he added.
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Today, about 350 of his fellow students at Wilson Preparatory Academy in Wilson, North Carolina joined him.
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How about a preparatory "question challenge" to the verified citizens of the districts of the committee members?
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His grades gained him admission to Bronx Mathematics Preparatory School, where he started sixth grade in September.
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Many of the students at the international preparatory school are the children of business leaders and diplomats.
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On view from Villeglé's archives are various studies, gouache sketches, preparatory drawings, collages, prints, cartoons, and more.
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Idyllwild Arts Academy is a college preparatory boarding high school dedicated to the passion of young artists.
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Wouters emphasizes that the pre-computation are just preparatory steps that don't slow down the attack itself.
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The sources added that no decision on the scheme is imminent as preparatory work would take time.
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Kent is home to three preparatory boarding schools: Kent School, South Kent School and the Marvelwood School.
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Instead, Gantz came separately, meeting Trump on Monday after Netanyahu held preparatory talks with the U.S. president.
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He was 12 when he left the island to attend the preparatory school for the Shanghai Conservatory.
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For instance, have you ever heard of the Naval Academy Preparatory School, or NAPS as it's called?
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After graduating from Trinity College, Dublin, in 1950, he taught at a preparatory school in Northern Ireland.
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It is an unexpected preparatory ritual from a teenage girl who spends her weekdays studying the Talmud.
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Her mother, also retired, was the Lower School librarian in Manhattan for the Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School.
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"The real work is here, though," he tells me, unrolling pounce paper to show me his preparatory drawings.
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While incarcerated at CERESO, Miriam taught literacy and preparatory classes; she was the first woman to do so.
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The young Mr. Harrington attended the La Salle Military Academy, a preparatory school in Oakdale, on Long Island.
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The building's one remaining facade was shorn of eagles and ornament yesterday, preparatory to leveling the last wall.
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"We have suggested (a threshold of) 15 percent in preparatory talks with other ministries," the ministry spokeswoman said.
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With almost no preparatory studies, he translated his subjects onto the canvas in a flurry of expressive colour.
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By Tuesday morning, Duval County Public Schools, which runs Stanton College Preparatory, issued a statement on the platform.
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At Palmer Park Preparatory Academy, pieces of the ceiling are falling on pupils' heads while rats run around.
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Private preparatory schools, many of which are a source of income and influence for Gulen's movement, were shut.
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Also named as defendants are William "Rick" Singer and his college preparatory business, the Edge College & Career Network.
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A skilled draftsman, Correggio treated the discipline as above all a preparatory tool for his other great works.
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St. Benedict's Preparatory School on Chicago's North Side spent nearly $90,000 to install 30 alarms throughout the campus.
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Georgetown Preparatory School in North Bethesda, Maryland, is the nation's oldest Catholic school and only Jesuit boarding school.
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Currently, an advisor is not able to disclose that move ahead of time, which prevents a preparatory conversation.
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The preparatory work for a Grand Slam begins in the few pockets of time off from the circuit.
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His mother is an English department chairwoman and English teacher at Lake Highland Preparatory High School in Orlando.
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Four months into Ms. Jones's senior year at Antonia Pantoja Preparatory Academy in the Bronx, she became pregnant.
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Is that what it was meant to be, an ultravirtuosic preparatory drawing waiting for paint to be added?
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I was, however, mostly disappointed to see that Ware's current show focuses on his drawings and preparatory sketches.
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He first lived in a dorm at Grand River, a 187-year-old preparatory academy with 80 students.
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While the difference in wealth may affect students attitudes, I have remained good friends with these preparatory students.
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The region has many excellent preparatory schools, as well as recreational options including golf clubs, theaters and racetracks.
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It was there that she became hooked on preparatory work because it involved problem-solving, math, and measuring.
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The couple met in 2002, when both were sophomores at St. Francis Preparatory School in Fresh Meadows, Queens.
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A good preparatory step is to start students thinking about democracy and whether it's important in our lives.
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Another, she said, was in training at NSW Preparatory School, and a third began boot camp December 9.
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The Commission said earlier this week that it had begun preparatory work on countermeasures in the Boeing case.
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EU DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE OVER ITALY DEBT IS WARRANTED, SAYS PREPARATORY DOCUMENT FOR MEETING OF EU GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS NEXT WEEK
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Since graduating from Georgetown Preparatory, Judge went on to write several memoirs, including Wasted: Tales of a Genx Drunk.
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Like it's the only thing people see when you walk down the halls of your new school, Prufrock Preparatory.
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Kavanaugh attended Georgetown Preparatory School in Bethesda, Maryland, and graduated in 1983, while Ford went to a neighboring school.
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She has also made clear she would like to hold preparatory talks with EU governments before taking that step.
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Sources said there has been a lack of preparatory work for the meeting, due largely to the increasing acrimony.
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Ms. Fenton, her coursework done, accepted another job at the school where she had worked, Fort Greene Preparatory Academy.
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Bezsmertny gave no exact date for the exchange but said the preparatory procedures could take up to several months.
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Graduating together from Georgetown Preparatory School's class of 1985, like Cashman and Gorsuch did, apparently goes a long way.
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The bride, 61, is the director of guidance and college counseling for St. Francis Preparatory School in New York.
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John "Jack" Schoenig was visiting Penn State from Erie, Pennsylvania, where he was a senior at Cathedral Preparatory School.
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In addition to large-scale paintings, the exhibition includes preparatory oil sketches, which look like complete works unto themselves.
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The G-7 event, like many international conferences, is won or lost by weeks or months of preparatory meetings.
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Therefore, Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School will no longer be recognized as a Catholic institution by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.
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In December, Mr. Alexander spoke to a group of middle school students at Unity Preparatory Charter School of Brooklyn.
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The most lauded of the new schools is Solar Preparatory School for Girls, which emphasizes the sciences and art.
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The boy was sent to Sandroyd Preparatory School, and went on to Eton, where he was an indifferent student.
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However, another person close to the automakers' thinking said the preparatory meeting had been routine with no obvious friction.
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The groom's mother retired as a teacher at St. Aubyn's School, a coed preparatory school in Woodford Green, England.
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Inside the venue, a shirtless, tattooed Kuwaiti performance artist did preparatory stretches with his assistant and a crystal ball.
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In 1945, Father Clements became the first African-American to graduate from the Chicago Archdiocese's Archbishop Quigley Preparatory Seminary.
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The possible foundation of that team is scattered among New England preparatory schools and top junior programs in North America.
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" The Facebook page for KIPP Tulsa College Preparatory shared Lee's post, describing her as one of the school's "great leaders.
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Potential users would have to get the approval of their doctor and would have to undergo a preparatory therapy session.
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DeNubile was a junior at St. Joseph's Preparatory School and a member of the school's hockey team, according to reports.
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Judge attended Georgetown Preparatory School with Kavanaugh and, according to Ford, was in the room during her alleged sexual assault.
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" The statement continued: "American Preparatory Academy is deeply concerned should any employee have inappropriate materials in possession on school grounds.
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Students can choose from about 90 different clubs and organizations, and the school has an extensive college preparatory program. 3.
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Patrick graduated from Holy Ghost Preparatory School in 2016, where Dinardo was a 2015 graduate, school spokesman Bill Doherty said.
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"Once all preparatory work has been finalised, we will issue a relevant statement," Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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In December, the court clarified that nearly all preparatory work for the project is also blocked within the United States.
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Some provinces worry about the potential economic impact, and preparatory talks have bogged down, said one of the political sources.
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This was followed Monday by preparatory summit talks between US diplomats and North Korean officials, also at the Demilitarized Zone.
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"The individual admitted responsibility," has "received administrative punishment" and is no longer attending the preparatory school, according to the Academy.
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The couple met as freshmen at Harvard-Westlake School, a preparatory school in Los Angeles, and began dating as sophomores.
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They were formed by the launch of the NPOESS Preparatory Project spacecraft from Vandenberg Air Force Base near Santa Barbara.
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A report that the United States had rejected China's offer for preparatory trade talks put further pressure on the dollar.
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Like Caravaggio, too, he refused to make preparatory drawings, relying instead on the innovative practice of painting from live models.
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Judge is Kavanaugh's friend from Georgetown Preparatory School who Ford has identified as the sole witness to her alleged assault.
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However, Liu's trip may be delayed now, depending on how preparatory negotiations pan out this weekend, the Financial Times reports.
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Both negotiating teams will continue preparatory works and should reconvene in March to detail how their future relationship will work.
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It takes enormous amounts of preparatory work, as well as good will and a sense of trust in each other.
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Christo said the wrapping would be financed through the sale of his preparatory studies, drawings, collages and models for it.
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The bulk of the exhibition consists of beautiful, small, glycerophtalic paintings, a number of preparatory drawings, collages, engravings, and cartoons.
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Mr. Thomas, also 31, is the principal of the middle academy at Leadership Preparatory Bedford-Stuyvesant Charter School in Brooklyn.
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"Everyone needs to do this preparatory work so that we can then have a concerted European vision," Mr. Véran said.
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Federal officials said that in most of the 21 states the targeting was preparatory activity such as scanning computer systems.
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King graduated in three years, became a teacher and went on to co-found Roxbury Preparatory Charter School in Boston.
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The museum also received a donation of six preparatory works that Judy Chicago made for "The Dinner Party" (1974–1979).
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She grew up winning equestrian ribbons and attended an exclusive high school, North Broward Preparatory School, in Coconut Creek, Fla.
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A gifted athlete and student, he played football, hockey and baseball at St. John's Preparatory School in nearby Danvers, Mass.
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Somerset Prep DC and Community College Preparatory Academy serve students in grades six through 12, as well as adult learners.
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Together with the fantastic photographs, the show presents preparatory studies and variations in clay, plaster, and bronze for the monument.
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What's foremost mentioned is the historical importance of Valentin's painting method: working directly from the model with no preparatory drawings.
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JS: Your discussion of the graphic shapes reminds me that you use collages as a preparatory stage in your process.
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After racial slurs were written on message boards in the USAFA Preparatory School this week, Air Force Academy superintendent Lt. Gen.
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Sean "Diddy" Combs announced Tuesday that he's pledging $1 million to the Capital Preparatory Schools network to help under served communities.
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Now 21, the woman is suing multiple people, including the former principal at Lincoln College Preparatory Academy and an attendance secretary.
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But a great deal of work goes in to making an apparently artless image—Wylie works through dozens of preparatory drawings.
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The program, which offers college preparatory courses, has about 5,000 students and operates in about 200 centers, mostly in Asia. reut.
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Li, in comments posted on a government website, said that preparatory work for the long-awaited programme had been basically completed.
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"There are no ground invasions in the field and clashes, but there is very big shelling and preparatory fire," he said.
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Like his father and older brother, Prince Charles, Andrew was educated at Heatherdown Preparatory School before entering the Royal Naval College.
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ANDRE AGASSI The tennis great ran the Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy for at-risk youth in his hometown, Las Vegas.
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All that remains of either work are a few sublime preparatory drawings—the monumental cartoons are both lost—and later copies.
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A recent report from the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test Ban Treaty Organization casts doubt on Pyongyang's denuclearization steps.
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Jon Owens attended the same high school as Spieth — Jesuit College Preparatory School in Dallas — although not at the same time.
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Most processes will be limited to corporatization and preparatory procedures, with full privatization not expected before 2020, according to the document.
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La Stampa cites a preparatory document saying that in case of emergency the fund can take control of the "target bank".
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First, shortly after Gorsuch's nomination, came the allegation that he had started a "Fascism Forever" club at his preparatory high school.
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The groom's mother is a clinical psychologist who also works at the Bosque School, an independent college preparatory school in Albuquerque.
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"The European Council invites the Council (Article 50) together with the Union negotiator to start internal preparatory discussions," the draft read.
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He attended Lake Highland Preparatory, in Orlando, but he and his mother, Dana, who worked various part-time jobs, were poor.
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I went for one year to a preparatory acting school, before you're supposed to go the main acting school in Scandinavia.
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After graduating from Concordia Preparatory School in Bronxville, N.Y., he attended Valparaiso University in Indiana and was drafted into the Army.
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Her mother is a visual artist and teacher at the Salisbury School, a private all-boys preparatory school in Salisbury, Conn.
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He attended St. John's Military Academy in Los Angeles and Villanova Preparatory School in Ojai, and graduated from Stanford in 1952.
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After graduating from Fordham Preparatory School in the Bronx in 22008, Nicholas went to Chicago, intending to enroll at Loyola University.
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In 2013, leery of Gulen's supporters throughout the police and judiciary, Erdogan closed a vast network of Gulen-backed preparatory schools.
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The Renaissance master spent 20 years perfecting this work, and produced more preparatory drawings for it than for any other painting.
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The teen has been identified as John "Jack" Schoenig, a senior hockey player at the prestigious Cathedral Preparatory School in Erie.
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His widow, Ms. Novikova, whom he married in 1986, has taught Russian at a preparatory school near the University of Tulsa.
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"We teach our students to be independent thinkers," Janet Conner-Knox, who handles public relations for Wilson Preparatory Academy, told CNN.
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Louis Fratino's preparatory studies isolate vignettes of boys on larger sheets of paper, rendered with a tender touch devoid of affectation.
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A series of fliers posted in a college preparatory school in Florida tried to convey appropriate prom attire for female students.
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He grew up in Indiana, Pa., and McKeesport before entering the preparatory seminary at the University of Notre Dame at 21986.
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His parents divorced when he was a teenager, and William attended several East Coast preparatory schools before enlisting in the Army.
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A show at Vienna's Albertina reverses the more commonly held belief in art history that drawings are merely preparatory to paintings.
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The first of four "preparatory committee" sessions to hash out what those measures should look like took place this past spring.
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EU envoys will hold a last preparatory meeting ahead of the Wednesday leaders' summit in Brussels at 1800 GMT on Tuesday.
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She spent nearly four months studying for the test, reviewing old questions, taking mock exams and attending preparatory classes on the weekend.
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"The attempt to buy firearms was one of these preparatory acts," Moraes said, stressing that the purchases had not yet been made.
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Earlier Thursday cops were called after someone reportedly heard a gunshot at North Broward Preparatory School about eight miles from yesterday's shooting.
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Smith went a college preparatory school called the Texas Military Institute, now called TMI, The Episcopal School of Texas, for high school.
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The sources cautioned that the move is preparatory and that no decision has yet been made for Westinghouse to file for bankruptcy.
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In preparatory tests done on Earth by JAXA, the tremendous force of the bullet's impact could be seen in slow-motion footage.
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It wasn't a punitive hook but a preparatory one; Francona will likely want Kluber to pitch on short rest in Game 4.
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The 75-year-old triple World Cup winner had the preparatory operation at the Special Surgery hospital in New York on Dec.
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"ESMA has already started engaging with UK CCPs (clearing houses) to carry out preparatory work," the EU watchdog said in a statement.
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All of these grocery goods require little-to-no preparatory effort on your part, so you can get right down to partying.
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Greece's judicial system has several preparatory stages and the compilation of charges does not necessarily mean that the individual will face trial.
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A defendant does not have to turn up during a preparatory hearing, held to organize evidence and set dates for witness testimony.
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The Scholars' Academy on Beach 3003th Street is an accelerated college preparatory school with around 2300,270 students in Grades 298 through 12.
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Or should all high schools be 100 percent college preparatory so that all students are expected to enroll in higher education programs?
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The newspaper said she had written about struggling with depression while a student at a private preparatory school in Massachusetts in 2016.
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Greece's judicial system has several preparatory stages and the compilation of charges does not necessarily mean that an individual will face trial.
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This kind of preparatory work helps students who are more fearful about sharing their opinions feel more confident and ready to contribute.
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Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Kavanaugh belonged to overlapping social circles in the insular world of elite college preparatory schools in Washington.
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DreamYard Preparatory high school in the Bronx has spent the last five years on the kinds of lists schools would rather avoid.
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Her mother is a trustee of the KIPP Philadelphia Schools, which are part of a national network of college-preparatory charter schools.
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While it is likely true that preparatory programs existed in the early '90s, I don't recall this being a huge focal area.
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PR: It's a negative connotation that is linked to a Mid-Atlantic preparatory school kids who are privileged and vote for Trump.
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Their histories coalesced, in Dr. Blasey's telling, in the early 1980s, in the insular, moneyed world of Washington private college preparatory schools.
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Officials drafted legislation to introduce controls and plan to present it at the next preparatory session for the annual National People's Congress.
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Officials said the participation of the North Koreans in the preparatory talks give them more confidence that Kim is serious about meeting.
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Neither of these investigations was in the U.S. national interest, and neither was part of the official preparatory material for the call.
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After the company erected razor wire fences around its terminal in late 2017 and initiated preparatory work, opponents organized more muscular defiance.
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Ms. Haley does not want to focus the session on a specific situation, according to a preparatory note circulated to council members.
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Low expectations continue throughout the high school years: Only a few states make a college preparatory curriculum the default option for students.
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Mr. Patrick and Mr. DiNardo went to the same small, private high school, Holy Ghost Preparatory in Bensalem, graduating one year apart.
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"It is one of the four preliminary models, part of the preparatory work," Mr. Salomon said, and it was practical, not prurient.
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He joined the Jesuit order after high school and taught preparatory school in New Jersey before being ordained a priest in 21980.
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"We have suggested (a threshold of) 15 percent in preparatory talks with other ministries," the spokeswoman said during a government news conference.
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He had more than 900 yards rushing and 22 touchdowns on the ground for Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas this season.
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The fliers, with photos of four dresses, were posted on a bulletin board in the Stanton College Preparatory School in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Neither of these investigations were in the U.S. national interest, and neither was part of the official preparatory material for the call.
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Yao was a little known vegetable hawker-turned-developer, when the regulator granted him the close-to-gold preparatory license in September 2011.
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Robert attended Thomas Edison Preparatory School in Tulsa, then entered Oklahoma State University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in psychology in 1965.
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On school days, middle school students from the neighboring Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy V play on the playground's handball and basketball courts.
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Preparatory work must still be finished by units to their rear, some say, but soon the battle for the city proper will begin.
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This exhibition will delve into the making of it, tracking Chicago's research and creation process through notebooks, preparatory drawings, test plates, and more.
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Planning for the "Track 1.5 talks" is still in a preparatory stage, the Post reported, citing multiple people with knowledge of the arrangements.
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While Britain cannot sign trade deals with third countries until it is outside the EU, the government is keen to hold preparatory discussions.
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The event was organized by Future Wind and marks the beginning of preparatory activities to host the offshore wind turbine at the site.
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But without a job, he does not have the money to pay for a preparatory course that thousands of his competitors will take.
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After a preparatory meeting with Kim this week, Pompeo said full denuclearization would require a "robust verification" by the U.S. and other countries.
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He attended Montclair College Preparatory School, now closed, in Van Nuys, and did his undergraduate work at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
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To guide her strokes, she constantly looked down at her cellphone screen, following Vasari's preparatory underdrawing, which had been obtained by electronic scans.
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The fall-and-catch sequences, which are in the choreography as well as in the preparatory exercises, should not become rote, she said.
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Enrolling in a college preparatory program at the Attapulgus Vocational High School in Georgia, William graduated in 19933 as valedictorian of his class.
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The two clerks had already known each other for more than a decade, having attended Georgetown Preparatory School in North Bethesda, Md., together.
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The projects that never came to be are equally complex and fascinating, represented by detailed preparatory works including photomontages, drawings, collages and models.
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"Trump is done," said Republican operative Jim Dornan, who advised the New York businessman in the preparatory stages of his campaign last year.
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But for prevention, masks are hard to use properly and don't do all that much, so your preparatory efforts are better focused elsewhere.
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While he produces most of his preparatory drawings in Berlin, his primary site of creation has remained in Westbury, a suburb of Johannesburg.
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Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School in Indianapolis refused to fire a married gay teacher back in June, defying an order from the city's archdiocese.
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State Senator Erica Smith-Ingram's rural Democratic district lost $350,000 designated for college preparatory and STEM summer schools, mostly for low-income students.
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Citi and Morgan Stanley were asked in 2016 to do preparatory work for the IPO, almost a decade after Iceland's banking sector collapsed.
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"The Syrian Arab Army has started the operation of preparatory fire ahead of the advance of military units," state news agency SANA said.
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His mother, Khalada Salaam-Alaji, who earned a master's degree in education, founded a preparatory school for students from kindergarten through sixth grade.
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They were angling to get him into a preschool that feeds into a private preparatory school with a great record for college admissions.
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Each participant has the freedom to decide how she will perform the work and has been explicitly told this during the preparatory meetings.
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The privileged poor are lower-income students who were lucky enough to attend boarding schools or preparatory high schools before coming to college.
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