We've got Islamic scholars, and female Islamic scholars for that.
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Two that took over funding the current scholars are not adding new scholars.
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It is the National Association of Scholars, not the National Academy of Scholars.
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We were overwhelmed with applications from Rhodes scholars, Fulbright scholars and White House fellows.
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He was wary of false binaries: old scholars versus new scholars, Luddites versus techies.
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Islamic scholars issue anti-terrorism fatwa The wave of killings prompted reaction from leading Islamic scholars in Bangladesh.
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A fundamental aspect of that is the Schwarzman Scholars, which is like Rhodes Scholars, at Tsinghua University, in China.
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The class also includes two nonbinary scholars and is reportedly the most diverse set of Rhodes scholars in history.
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Eton recruits 14 such scholars every year, creating a total of 70 scholars at the school at any given point.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Amid Cheers, Some Scholars See an Airbrushed 'Hamilton' " (front page, April 11): Lighten up, scholars.
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The scholars study for master's and doctoral degrees, although a few scholars, notably Bill Clinton, did not finish their degrees.
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One of the scholars behind Yad Vashem's response to such matters is Yehuda Bauer, the dean of Israeli Holocaust scholars.
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My education is funded by scholarships from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, the Alexander Hamilton Scholars, Questbridge and Golden Doors Scholars.
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U.S. scholars believe that nuclear deterrence is appropriate, while Chinese scholars tend to believe that it has a strong intimidation effect.
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This included establishing in 2016 the Schwarzman Scholars initiative for Tsinghua University in Beijing, essentially a Rhodes Scholars program for China.
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And many very smart scholars and military scholars said that'd be a great thing to do, but people didn't do it.
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JS: I think the Chinese Schwarzman Scholars were strongly affected by the impact the U.S. presidential elections had on the U.S. Scholars.
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Various respected scholars of Islam from Afghanistan and Pakistan will be meeting at a conference with Indonesian scholars in West Java later this month.
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Scholars have known this for thousands of years, which is why scholars often had to decide whether they served the truth or social harmony.
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As with the Green Collection, several scholars — often respected, prominent scholars — are closely associated with the looted material, publishing it, even authenticating it for dealers.
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The institutional bodies financing the idea sharing forums should know that unaffiliated scholars face tremendous challenge in the absence of infrastructure available to institutional scholars.
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The revelations confirm what scholars have believed about cave paintings in other contexts Simek said scholars believe cave paintings around the world have special spiritual significance.
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In order to maintain their elite reputations, they pull talented scholars from other schools once those scholars have published remarkable work; they employ young scholars with the "right" background, which usually means a powerful adviser who's recommended that scholar; and they highly value fundraising and publicity.
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This is likely because Shia scholars have, unlike Sunni scholars, ruled that a woman may travel alone on hajj if she feels that she will be safe.
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He is certainly right that many world-renowned scholars are poor teachers; however, it is also true that some of the best teachers are world-renowned scholars.
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A handful of hermits apart, most scholars prefer to live in a community of scholars in which academic and social life are melded together, preferably in beautiful surroundings.
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But because the vast majority of international relations scholars are men, that citation bias provided a huge boost to male scholars at the expense of their female colleagues.
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I interviewed dozens of Stouffer scholars before focusing on the story of the Magnificent Seven, and in those interviews, I saw this ambivalence in many of the scholars.
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All the scholars, all the constitutional scholars that I know— I'm chairman of the Judiciary Committee, as you know — they all say there's nothing unconstitutional in this bill.
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According to Derrick Bolton, the Dean of Stanford University's Knight-Hennessy Scholars Admissions, two-thirds of the program's scholars are expected to be international students in the first inaugural year.
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Peter Wood is president of the National Association of Scholars, a network of scholars and citizens with a commitment to academic freedom, disinterested scholarship, and excellence in American higher education.
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Peter Wood is president of the National Association of Scholars, a network of scholars and citizens with a commitment to academic freedom, disinterested scholarship, and excellence in American higher education.
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"Once they enter the bowels of the Iraq Museum, it is unlikely scholars will ever have access to them, nor are there any Iraqi scholars capable of publishing them given the many thousands of unpublished texts already in storage in the museum for generations and mostly inaccessible to scholars," Owen told Live Science.
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If male scholars are more likely to mentor other men or include them in informal professional networking, for instance, that also could accelerate junior male scholars' careers past their female peers.
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I've learned about distance traveled from working with our SMaSH scholars and our predecessor program, IDEAL scholars before that and really that there's something there that we don't know how to measure.
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The Scholars Building Scholars program, a partnership with the University of Southern California, provides one-on-one tutoring for 303 elementary school students in South Central who need to bring up their grades.
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Amy Austin Holmes is an associate professor at the American University in Cairo, a visiting scholar at Harvard University's Weatherhead Scholars Program and a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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The Roski MFA program maximizes student's studio experience with a focus on critical dialogue as provided by regular studio visits with faculty artists and scholars, as well as guest artists, scholars, and curators.
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These matters aren't just for scholars; they directly affect audiences.
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Nonetheless, some conservative scholars have continued to press the issue.
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Scholars are triggered to extend their research into new directions.
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Not so, several Saudi scholars have pointed out to me.
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A number of authors and scholars say Jesus never existed.
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I spoke to several Native American chefs and food scholars.
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Indeed, that is where the scholars' arguments get more interesting.
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But Anglophone scholars and institutions can also play a role.
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Soviet scholars had had little contact with their Western peers.
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As scholars, we are one hundred percent behind this photo.
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Rather than catchy neologisms, scholars are reaching for historical analogies.
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But some liberal legal scholars say the effort might backfire.
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Some scholars questioned how important the new study is, however.
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Renaissance scholars have never reached a consensus on the subject.
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Legal scholars disagree on whether they're binding in health care.
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Scholars have been surprised by the developing world's Protestant boom.
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In fact, several teams of scholars have done just that.
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Scholars will get a monthly stipend of 12,203 reais ($3,645).
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Apparently, he's only capable of real conversation with white scholars.
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Some scholars, like Harvard lecturer Yascha Mounk, celebrated their findings.
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It has been actively encouraged by some influential Islamic scholars.
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Instead, Western scholars began patronising their neighbours across the Mediterranean.
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I'm on multiple WhatsApp groups with leading Muslim scholars, actors.
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Most other Gandharan scrolls known to scholars are more fragmentary.
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Scholars have discussed how witnessing violence harms children's mental health.
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Liberals and liberal legal scholars will take you to court.
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The singer announced the Formation Scholars program in a Beyoncé.
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Scholars, think tanks, and former officials are doing so, too.
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So unfortunate is the country without its artists and scholars!
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But its diplomats and scholars usually quote the unofficial ones.
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Other legal scholars saw Kennedy as one of a kind.
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The Chicago school scholars believed black areas were no different.
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Opposite to Bolton in the other corner: commentators, scholars, etc.
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The authors are all members of the Scholars Strategy Network.
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The opposition of these scholars tends to take three forms.
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Green is the executive director of the Scholars Strategy Network.
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Scholars of his work will lecture during the show's run.
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How many mathematicians, scientists, doctors, scholars and more were extinguished?
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For many legal scholars, Plyler looks like a dead end.
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I sought out other rabbis and scholars on kosher law.
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We are policy scholars at two distinct Washington think tanks.
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Legal scholars continue to debate this misapplication of the statute.
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And none of the scholars I spoke to can either.
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Many scholars consider it the first apocalyptic novel ever written.
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About two dozen scholars contributed research for the new volume.
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Both are member scholars at the Center for Progressive Reform.
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Scholars often cite artists' writing, what artists have to say.
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But independent scholars clamored for direct access to the papers.
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Scholars now are just waking up to talk about empire.
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The resolution "does not assist this fight," the scholars said.
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Critics and scholars faulted him for misunderstandings, inaccuracies and omissions.
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Some scholars maintain that Utopia was meant to be satirical.
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Most scholars agreed that Roe was a poorly reasoned opinion.
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In Afghanistan, religious scholars are often in a difficult position.
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Rabbis and scholars have often judged Noah harshly for this.
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It's that these scholars are marginalized in overly specialized fields.
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Hong Kong lawyers and legal scholars have defended the courts.
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Religious scholars and public officials have demanded his public execution.
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So I made phone calls, spoke to rabbis, scholars, linguists.
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Some scholars see the 214th Amendment's ambiguity as a weakness.
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Constitutional scholars sounded both anxious and energized by these developments.
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Good critics and scholars can teach us how to listen.
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What do Holocaust scholars observe about the memories of survivors?
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Some scholars think his accuser may have actually been guilty.
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He searched online forums for scholars of English Romantic poetry.
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But legal scholars question whether the change will be effective.
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Scholars debate the mystery of his radical change of heart.
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" Historians and scholars also criticized "Killing Lincoln" and "Killing Patton.
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Scholars have begun to focus their attention on this phenomenon.
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Ask four Thurman scholars and you'll get four different answers.
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Some Orthodox scholars view Jehovah's Witnesses as a 'totalitarian sect'.
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But their revisions are making some scholars of prehistory uneasy.
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A. We have one school model: the academy, the scholars.
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The group is largely composed of conservative writers and scholars.
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Scholars consulted by CBC News were skeptical of Viaguard's services.
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In fact, these errors have interested other scholars as well.
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"The speech we reviewed included assertions during his current book tour that Islam is the 'most evil' of world religions, Twitter posts denigrating Muslim scholars as non-scholars and other tweets," the station said.
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Even at the height of the the influence of scholars like Dunning and Phillips, there was a counter-school of anti-racist history, often written by African American scholars like W. E. B. Du Bois.
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It has grown to employ over 20163 researchers, writers, and scholars.
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Fifty scholars of the Talmud signed a letter in his support.
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Some Jesus mythicists say many New Testament scholars are intellectual snobs.
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The Getty Research Institute announced its 2018/19 scholars in residence.
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Many scholars believe that the South Korean numbers are too low.
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Even before the lawsuit, constitutional scholars largely disagreed with her view.
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Some scholars argue that diversity promotes deeper discussions in the boardroom.
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Some of the finest scholars have been lost to foreign competitors.
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The Turkish government responded with a fierce crackdown on the scholars.
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Viking scholars debate the precise meaning of "seal" in "seal-tar".
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On Thursday, the government formally began an investigation of the scholars.
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The Getty Research Institute announced its 2017-2018 Scholars in Residence.
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Readers and scholars excoriated Mr. Feng for blaspheming the beloved poet.
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It should be compelling to scholars and thrilling to his fans.
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This involved reformist Chinese scholars discreetly welcoming Mr Trump's pugnacious ways.
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Some Salafist scholars spread hate of non-Muslims of all kinds.
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Scholars still ponder the causes of the third wave of democratization.
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Behavioral scholars have come up with reasons annuities aren't highly regarded.
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On WeChat, legal scholars doubted the legality of the migrant evictions.
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This strangeness is partly a result of MMT scholars' unconventional idiom.
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Behind closed doors, their scholars weigh in on big, divisive questions.
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Scholars say it has become almost impossible to study ancient manuscripts.
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Constitutional scholars have said Cruz's citizenship will not be an issue.
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In addition to, like, some of the more traditional, classical scholars.
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Some dance scholars consider it the oldest dance in the world.
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Their fellowship program matches scholars who need security with interested institutions.
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Legal scholars will fret that the Court won't be able to
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I could cite many conservative scholars and professors praising Justice Thomas.
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Finkel taps artists not as experts or scholars, but as seers.
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There are scholars who think only courts will do the trick.
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High Valyrian is also spoken by nobles and scholars throughout Westeros.
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Most Elgar scholars I contacted said they have stopped responding to
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Notably, some of this research has been produced by conservative scholars.
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This has scholars and policymakers pondering how identity should be measured.
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Last year he chastised Islamic scholars for not respecting other religions.
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For scholars like Goitein, that sweeping power is the real issue.
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After this victory, media outlets and scholars began analysing the phenomenon.
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But some scholars are wondering if one is due to start.
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This year's class of 32 scholars mark several firsts and records.
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I've had scores of earnest conversations with scholars on these issues.
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Legal scholars say this could move the court into uncharted waters.
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The young people, local scholars say, are disillusioned with all systems.
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For many of the most famous scholars of nationalism, from Elie
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Egypt has major pull given its academic institutions and religious scholars.
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Numerous presidential scholars have compared Trump to the late Alabama Gov.
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But various scholars have offered guidelines for understanding fascism's essential features.
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Colleges and universities can take up the cases of imprisoned scholars.
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EDT: President Trump took a photo with the 2019 presidential scholars.
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Rachelle Peterson is policy director at the National Association of Scholars.
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They are both currently Rhodes Scholars at the University of Oxford.
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Other scholars are sticking to the quest for the actual Shakespeare.
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Here's how some legal scholars and historians say it could happen.
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Journalists, scholars and party insiders came forward to defend Mr. Ren.
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For decades, listeners and scholars have offered a range of answers.
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Leading scientists and scholars are boycotting conferences in the United States.
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But some of the great legal scholars agree that's not true.
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We consider ourselves the premiere scholars of Britney Spears Instagram controversies.
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You heard similar proposals from Republicans in Congress and Heritage scholars.
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Many respected scholars in the field have expressed the same sentiment.
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Michigan scholars Andrew Martin's and Kevin Quinn's quantitative estimates of judicial
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The concerns of those scholars center on the protection of civilians.
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Scholars have been mobilized to condemn both terrorist acts and rhetoric.
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It's unpopular with conservative lawyers and scholars for that very reason.
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Fellows hosted dinners and teas for visiting scholars, politicians and businessmen.
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Legal scholars call the efforts unconstitutional, and some critics have sued.
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Scholars estimate the mortality rate is between about 2% and 20%.
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Here's why scientists and scholars say these naming practices are problematic.
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Many of the fundamentals remain controversial even among the scholars themselves.
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Lots of classical rhetoric — ask the many scholars expert in it!
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And a range of scholars believe shareholder capitalism is to blame.
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Literary scholars have examined Welty's writing, symbolism, and yes, her cakes.
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Scholars debate whether Catt's accommodation or Paul's resistance influenced President Wilson.
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But scholars say executive privilege is a tradition, not a law.
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The university has produced some of Indonesia's most renowned Islamic scholars.
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Few scholars, however, think such arguments have much chance of success.
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Scholars used to divide the Resistance into "active" and "passive" forms.
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Some religious scholars, including evangelicals, are uncomfortable with Mr. Chau's approach.
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Legal scholars are divided on whether Mr. Whitaker's appointment was lawful.
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This movement of public servants, scholars and activists deserves our support.
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Some were highly regarded scholars from Harvard, Princeton, Yale and Stanford.
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Rallying around the agency are consumer groups, Democrats and constitutional scholars.
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At 60, he remains unknown to most scholars in his field.
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They do it in pamphlets that their religious scholars put out.
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Separately, several legal scholars have portrayed Mr. Engel's analysis as flawed.
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Any new text by Horton, scholars say, is a welcome discovery.
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Most judges are not scholars or even serious readers of scholarship.
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That ruling also led to disagreements among legal scholars and judges.
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The reading rooms on the ground floor are reserved for scholars.
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Indeed, as several scholars have noted, housing policy is education policy.
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Scholars have delivered TED-style talks that rail against Western imperialism.
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Unsurprisingly, some prominent scholars are deeply skeptical of Project Pliny's conclusions.
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First, some constitutional scholars believe a sitting president cannot be indicted.
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Scholars say it is unclear which way the court will rule.
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The museum's research has yet to be widely scrutinized by scholars.
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As early as the 1970s, scholars began to question that assumption.
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Maldonado told him about Underground Scholars and gave him a pamphlet.
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Everyone in Underground Scholars got their number through the roulette wheel.
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Archaeologists and scholars suspect thousands more dot coastlines beneath the surface.
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Many legal scholars say senators should not take this argument seriously.
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There is a division — most of the scholars disagree with me.
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It is a treasure trove for scholars and general readers alike.
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Cope's diagnosis, regularly cited by Austen scholars, has not gone unchallenged.
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Three Democratic-invited constitutional scholars argued Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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Over time, Dr. Fradkin's Dollars for Scholars reaped other unexpected dividends.
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The young women that I teach are outstanding leaders and scholars.
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They require scholars to make informed guesses about what they mean.
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Scholars listed several kinds of victories that a movement can accomplish.
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We learned that many scholars were tackling the analytics of Austen.
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Scholars in the first camp are culturalists; in the second, materialists.
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Some legal scholars argue that it might be toothless in practice.
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The case against Mr. Teltumbde has alarmed scholars across the world.
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The police say the scholars are part of a Maoist conspiracy.
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Modern scholars have increasingly argued for an indigenous origin to Israel.
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Hundreds of Iraqi academics and scholars were kidnapped, tortured, or killed.
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But immigration scholars will tell you the casual interaction does matter.
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This new digitization is huge leap forward for medievalists and scholars.
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The Reagan transition is often seen as a success by scholars.
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The "imperial presidency" is something conservative scholars have touted for years.
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Through the Green Scholars Initiative, a number of academics — including prominent scholars like Emanuel Tov of Hebrew University and Dirk Obbink of Oxford — are spending years publishing the Greens' antiquities, authenticating them, and legitimizing their collection.
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In addition, by "preventing and dissuading scholars from coming to our institutions -- including scholars who had already committed to filling positions," the brief argues that the order has disrupted universities' abilities to fill their staffing needs.
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We can be certain that Mr. Hamilton's name has been added to a list of Western scholars who are banned from China, another common tactic used against outspoken China scholars whose work the Chinese government dislikes.
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The university, a football powerhouse consistently ranked at No. 1, boasts that its freshman class this year included more National Merit Scholars than ever before, and that it was producing Rhodes scholars and Fulbright award winners.
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Although scholars such as Shaul Shaked of Hebrew University have attested to their genuineness, suggesting (among other things) that the range of languages represented makes forgery extremely unlikely, scholars have often been fooled by fakes before.
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Yugur studies have seen an upswing in the past 10 years, with a large number of scholars devoted to gathering, researching and preserving traditional Yugur culture, including many scholars, researchers and even nomads belonging to this ethnicity.
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But several scholars focused on climate change and communication see big omissions.
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However, the courts and legal scholars aren't all on the same page.
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These provisions could place Bahrain among the strictest jurisdictions for sharia scholars.
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Cameras captured two confused constitutional scholars reciting the words out of sequence.
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But serious scholars of Russian affairs have long wrestled with this problem.
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Scholars don't agree on why, exactly, the Grimms kept revising their stories.
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This fight between Pinker and Enlightenment scholars is puzzling on some levels.
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Groups of scholars can share the cost of full high-quality translations.
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But the principle of independence would be the overriding issue, scholars said.
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Scholars, directors, and actors alike are excited about the possibilities going forward.
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Legal scholars have disputed whether an incumbent president can be charged criminally.
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Scholars must instead glean wage information wherever history chanced to leave it.
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The big picture: The experts include service providers, legal scholars and scientists.
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Baumgartner's view was echoed by a number of other scholars I contacted.
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Traditionally, scholars have focused on whether or not minimum wages reduce employment.
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At first glance, the two scholars might not seem a natural pairing.
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Even well-informed officials and scholars misread political dynamics around the world.
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For African scholars like me, he was the very model of scholarship.
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Many legal scholars took to social media to voice support for Zhang.
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In any case, real scholars know that men are not from Mars.
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But those prosecutions could have dangerous consequences, according to some legal scholars.
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Acquaintances and scholars agree Michiko took the lead in that public outreach.
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INGRAHAM: What I&aposm saying is, there were lots of scholars there.
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Most scholars and commentators these days are overly cautious about venturing predictions.
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Now scholars are seeing this type of attachment with pets, specifically dogs.
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It stems from really wonderful work by scholars who study consumption practices.
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Democratic Party, and vigorous support for such reform by pundits and scholars
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Bao said scholars generally consider anisakiasis to be both underestimated and underdiagnosed.
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Scholars debate the precise role of women deacons in the early Church.
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There are more than 300,000 Chinese students and scholars attending US universities.
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Scholars have spent decades understanding how people process, understand, and use information.
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Ancient Chinese scholars used their actions to exemplify how compassion should work.
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At present, sukuk issuers generally choose the scholars who certify their instruments.
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Hundreds of scholars are currently under investigation, and some have been fired.
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Some legal scholars argue that an eight-justice bench isn't so bad.
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When these stepping stones have sunk, where will tomorrow's young scholars tread?
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"Maybe scholars in 2063 will have more to work with," he said.
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Some Chinese scholars, journalists and party insiders wrote commentary criticizing the censure.
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Many legal scholars dispute the idea that a President cannot obstruct justice.
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Scholars who study online interaction say that humans do feel empathy online.
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Political scientists, lawyers, constitutional scholars and laymen alike closely watch the court.
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Criticism of China's writing system has also provoked debates among Western scholars.
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Spoilsport scholars decry speed-eating as a self-destructive form of behaviour.
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Yet Kelly does not credit or address these scholars and their critiques.
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The nonprofit venture is owned and published by a team of scholars.
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Scholars also presume that neurobiology is being predominantly used in capital cases.
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A group of other scholars challenge the historical accuracy of this view.
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A group of scholars has established a continuing research project at furscience.
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Ever since, scholars and makers of theater have cobbled together different versions.
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But the country has become incrementally more open to scholars and reporters.
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Jane Harman is president of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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In spite of the valiant efforts of the great Islamic scholars of
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North considers, the 1920s and 1930s, witnesses a struggle between traditional scholars,
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Most scholars believe Kavanaugh is likely to curtail Roe and its progeny.
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Other legal scholars were skeptical that the case would progress much further.
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Constitutional scholars have told Congress there is no basis here for impeachment.
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Some very intelligent scholars think the phrase is a metaphor for Rome.
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Western scholars also use the term Uighur to refer to the Huihu.
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Scholars told me that modern people probably can't fully grasp these concepts.
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Scholars working on the new resource defended its place as a tool.
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The AFI list is compiled by critics, scholars, TV and film artists.
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Scholars argue that secular feminists' "lack of clarity" on the question of
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Assad's mendacity should now lead scholars and policymakers to reassess such claims.
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After Islam began to spread, scholars established rules for the written language.
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Many Cuban scholars have noted that old forces are again at work.
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But as many legal scholars have argued, the floodgates were already open.
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"Kim Jong Un Sends Birthday Spreads to Veteran Scholars," reads one headline.
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Hammadi says among the books salvaged were some handwritten by Mosul scholars.
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Paul Revere may have lent a hand, though scholars can't be sure.
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Now that Rainford is publicly known, Duchamp scholars are whirling their propellers.
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The legal scholars at the American Constitution Society have begged to differ.
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These days, libraries are much more than havens for bibliophiles and scholars.
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Commentators, scholars and politicians call for new beginnings, new parties, new policies.
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Leftist scholars, bloggers and government officials are providing theoretical and practical support.
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These five scholars also helped deepen our sense of the period's complexity.
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The article drew furious responses from scholars on social media and elsewhere.
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Not many Buddhist scholars cite the work of one Marshall Mathers, esq.
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Scholars called it an ugly historical echo of the country's racial divisions.
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Still, these are serious proposals with backing from reputable scholars and policymakers.
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Books News For years scholars have debated what inspired William Shakespeare's writings.
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There are about 150 Chinese Students and Scholars Associations on American campuses.
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Ever since, Latinx scholars, artists and activists have been up in arms.
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Scholars also pointed to the cathedral's musical instruments as an endangered artwork.
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It was called Munro College, where a lot of Rhodes scholars went.
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Gandhi scholars don't disagree, though they argue Gandhi later reformed his views.
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Green wrote the document himself after consulting with constitutional scholars, he said.
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Terrorism scholars and analysts primarily view terrorism as one tactic among many.
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Most academic scholars identify slavery as a central cause of the war.
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Some Chinese scholars have had their American visas revoked over spying fears.
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Still, some scholars say the word terrorism can still be used objectively.
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Some scholars emphasise the right of legitimate rulers to make liberating reforms.
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Scholars and other people, including non-Haitians, wanted to know about Haiti.
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Like SEO Scholars, the Posse Foundation has a 90 percent graduation rate.
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Joining the Chinese Students and Scholars Association on some campuses is competitive.
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Some biblical scholars think the phrase "balm of Gilead" refers to it.
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David Autor: My primary audience, it can be argued, is other scholars.
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Also: Young scholars shouldn't have to serve as waiters at writers' retreats.
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Stanford unveiled the Knight-Hennessy Scholars program on Wednesday, Knight's 78th birthday.
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Scholars of legal ethics, meanwhile, parsed the moral implications of her actions.
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As many policy scholars have noted, tax exemption is a blunt instrument.
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Constitutional scholars debated on Monday whether Mr. Mattarella was within his rights.
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Congratulations to the two New Yorkers selected as 2018 U.S. Presidential Scholars.
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Increasingly it has published work by scholars in or originally from China.
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But some legal scholars say a bedrock legal principle bars self-pardons.
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Some legal scholars believe this could be the year that changes that.
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Neetu Arnold is a research associate with the National Association of Scholars.
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Scholars have tried to pinpoint exactly when this great expansion took place.
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But if neuroscientists were not interested in the implications, legal scholars were.
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The Rutgers Future Scholars program also starts earlier than most: seventh grade.
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What specific challenges do the scholars and staff working on it face?
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The idea that scholars of color are rare is a damaging fiction.
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She is not alone in asking; scholars have long debated this issue.
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Harman is the head of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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The correspondence in this prodigious collection will thrill scholars and fans alike.
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Several Dickinson scholars have expressed to me their frustration with Harvard's policies.
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Legal scholars across the ideological spectrum derided the state's argument as nonsensical.
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Several other scholars and writers have had experiences similar to Mrs. Shipley's.
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Scholars have more work to do; let's hope it starts with looking.
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Scholars offer hypotheses that provide new ways of looking at the work.
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Many believe otherwise because they have placed their faith in activist scholars.
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To some legal scholars, however, none of this amounts to probable cause.
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Prior to the ruling, legal scholars argued it could have big implications.
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The protestors are a youthful coalition of artists and scholars of color.
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Scholars said that America's institutions are where democracy has proven most resilient.
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Gamesmanship has crept into past conferences, with some scholars making small wagers.
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Many legal scholars think this is a dubious use of executive privilege.
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We are scholars who work at the intersection of media and politics.
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" He issued a statement on Twitter declaring his commitment to publication laws, "if they are not contrary to the Quran, the Sunna, or statements made by senior scholars Bin Baz, Bin Uthaymin or the Council of Senior Scholars.
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"The ambition of the new center is to create fellowships for scholars in residence and encourage academic commitment to this material by making it available to a wide range of students and scholars," Mr. Teitelbaum said by phone.
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Princeton demographer Doug Massey, one of the leading scholars on immigration to the US at the end of the 20th century (and the beginning of the 21st), was one of the scholars who tried to correct this oversimplified view.
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"They don't seem to be interested in looking at diverse political theorists in this country, Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. DuBois, Ida B. Wells, Native scholars or Asian-American scholars," said Karen Kuo, a professor of Asian Pacific American Studies.
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But scholars are not immune to the site's structural disposition toward rancorous factionalism.
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Other scholars are devising new approaches for election prediction, but they are untested.
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It's a grand metaphor some scholars see as Buddhist, Christian or secularly philosophical.
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But some scholars say Josephus' passage was tampered with by later Christian authors.
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Saudi authorities also suspended educational exchanges, and moved Saudi scholars to other countries.
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And so even the most original scholars have to conform to professional guidelines.
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The scholars told the U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in a Feb.
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So why are Pinker and Enlightenment scholars like me talking past each other?
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Scholars estimate that some 22050,22010 to 223,23 slaves from West Africa were Muslims.
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Regardless, some scholars are skeptical the change would have a positive overall outcome.
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Training the next generation of curators, museum and arts professionals, scholars, and educators.
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However, many historians and scholars believe the story was fabricated for propaganda purposes.
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New Perspectives on French Fashion History highlights new research by emerging fashion scholars.
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Prominent legal scholars argued for Roberts to subpoena witnesses at his own discretion.
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The institute is making scholars think twice about forsaking study or moving overseas.
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As a zoned school, Urban Scholars inherited families from the school it replaced.
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To liberal legal scholars, originalism looked dead by the middle of the 1980s.
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International-relations scholars call the most lethal forms of misunderstanding a "security dilemma".
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She had LinkedIn connections to well-seasoned China scholars, which lowered my alertness.
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Many other scholars weren't so convinced and deemed it a first-class forgery.
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Issuers instead rely on the opinions of scholars, who do not always agree.
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Scholars estimate that some 43,000 to 20,000 slaves from West Africa were Muslims.
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Even top Muslim scholars and spokesmen have felt the lure of that idea.
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It also requires tighter screening of scholars seeking visas to the United States.
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It consists almost exclusively of interviews with prominent women, both directors and scholars.
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Some legal scholars argue that intentional gerrymandering has exacerbated the partisanship within statehouses.
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Her parents were scholars -- her father from India and her mother from Pakistan.
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In September, police detained dozens of critics, among them two prominent Muslim scholars.
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One is the doctrine of conventionality control, which is contested by some scholars.
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Other scholars note that the norms around state-sanctioned killings have long shifted.
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Some legal scholars consider the climate kids' case to be a long shot.
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Some scholars even complain that peer review itself has not been scientifically validated.
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Most scholars have delivered their critiques in private, or in carefully coded language.
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I reached out to seven scholars of populism for answers to these questions.
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Jeff is greatly admired by legal scholars and virtually everyone who knows him.
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Soon after its purchase in 1903, scholars and scientists publicly doubted its authenticity.
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Scholars are using increasingly sophisticated methods in order to eliminate potential confounding factors.
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Scholars have paid close attention to the role of racial hostility in elections.
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The researchers are hopeful that this is only the beginning, and scholars agree.
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PAGE: I have dealt with a lot of Russian scholars over the years.
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Prominent Mexican scholars and media personalities promptly condemned the decision to honor Kushner.
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China-Africa scholars have found that students head to China for many reasons.
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Yes. Race is significant, and many other scholars have discovered this as well.
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Some later scholars thought he might be French; others, that he was Lombard.
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They've endured them, and they know better as people and as Bible scholars.
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Scholars cite this episode as a hallmark template for product placement in entertainment.
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The state-backed Council of Religious Scholars expressed support for the driving decree.
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Some scholars tell us that over twenty thousand Protestant sects can be distinguished.
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Even numerous right-leaning scholars and writers opposed Trump in the clearest terms.
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The reality, as scholars showed in reviews of Nixey's book, is more complex.
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Partisanship lives with the public, even if scholars can sometimes put it aside.
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It's all immensely valuable to scholars (maybe?) and definitely none of our business.
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Hungarian Jews and international scholars fear Hungary's right-wing government is to blame.
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Second, free inquiry among scholars is essential to the creation of new knowledge.
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" If biblical scholars ran their own Politifact, they'd rate Sanders's claim "partially true.
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I think tying to GDP is a good measure for scholars like myself.
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Some scholars like my colleague Charles Murray like this idea, in some measure.
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But in Brazil, Ms. Rousseff has not yet been impeached, legal scholars say.
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Scholars for years have suspected that tech might alter the hierarchy of cities.
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As gender scholars grapple with parsing the factors behind the downfalls of Mrs.
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Western scholars use the term Uighur or Uyghur to describe that earlier group.
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It rejected such comparisons, though hundreds of historical scholars said they were justified.
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Ditto for most of the think tanks in Washington and scholars in universities.
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However, a small but vocal group of scholars is advancing an opposing viewpoint.
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That only selected scholars can edit entries raises questions of credibility, he said.
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Some scholars believe he does have the authority to reprogram existing Pentagon funds.
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Part of that comes from biblical assumptions that many scholars no longer support.
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Christopher Phalen is a researcher at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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Scholars and students fill the Jaffna library, an opulent, Indo-Saracenic-style edifice.
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For generations, few scholars bothered to research this shadowy article of the Constitution.
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That has triggered debate among Islamic scholars over whether cryptocurrencies are religiously permissible.
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One of those scholars is a University of Cambridge mathematician named Timothy Gowers.
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But the notion of unpublished chapters had intrigued historians and scholars for years.
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What led you to select the Schwarzman Scholars program as a documentary subject?
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Scholars say that similar, authentic artifacts can fetch millions in the antiquities market.
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But nearly all scholars who have weighed in call that analogy dangerously simplistic.
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Learning of a house's past can turn residents into amateur historians and scholars.
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Even when the scholars are citing theorists, the show is never academically dry.
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The F.B.I. has been canceling visas of Chinese scholars suspected of intelligence ties.
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The reason, scholars concluded, is that there were few manufacturers competing for business.
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The diffuse nature of party membership has long been of note to scholars.
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Constitutional scholars are now arguing a War Powers Resolution isn't a normal bill.
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Scholars value them for revealing the hidden realities of social and political history.
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Scholars have estimated that as many as one million people have been detained.
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Throughout our conversations, she drew on many references — theorists, painters, scholars, American suffragists.
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Sometimes religious scholars, like Mr. Rashid, accompany the teams and help reassure families.
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But to some scholars of slavery, legal arguments are not really the point.
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Many legal scholars believe a sitting president cannot be charged with a crime.
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In Terms of Performance features over 50 prominent artists, curators, presenters, and scholars.
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In addition, some scholars have recently argued for legal restrictions on hate speech.
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But scholars have attempted to test the reliability of poll results like these.
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It has since transformed itself into the pre-eminent organization for college scholars.
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Among scholars and Joyce freaks, everyone knew "Ulysses" was an odyssey of errors.
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Her research was funded by Chinese government ministries and praised by other scholars.
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Ms. Kutepova-Jamrom introduced Mr. Mifsud to senior Russian officials, diplomats and scholars.
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The IDSVA Visiting Faculty brings together the world's leading philosophers, artists, and scholars.
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Those parties want young religious scholars exempted en masse from mandatory national service.
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In terms of where scholars officially sit, though, there's a lot of overlap.
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Today, however, astute scholars do not see a wall between economics and culture.
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Some scholars argue that disasters replicate social inequality, but that's not it, exactly.
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If the U.S. squeezes out Chinese scholars, both sides will suffer, he predicts.
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That document, Charter 08, was initially signed by hundreds of scholars and activists.
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He denied some scholars the right to quote from Louis Zukofsky's writings altogether.
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TAG Young Scholars is one of the highest-performing schools in the city.
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For months, pundits and scholars had debated the existential meaning of this event.
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The scholars have long been targets, of one kind or another, in Afghanistan.
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The collection will likely be an attraction for museum guests and scholars alike.
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For legal scholars, the seminal document of the American founding is the Constitution.
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Other scholars think it more likely that what he saw was a transcription.
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The two scholars have sought to learn about the brothers' lives as Muscovites.
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AND YOU KNOW, HE'S SUPPORTED OUR SCHWARZMAN SCHOLARS PROGRAM IN A GENEROUS WAY.
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He said he wasn't sure all legal scholars would agree with that statement.
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Scholars widely cite his assassination as the trigger of the regime's popular overthrow.
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Some scholars beyond their tight circle agree that his teachings are not exceptional.
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Some scholars are skeptical that Baum set out to write a populist allegory.
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Hipparchus was among the earliest scholars to take advantage of eclipses for science.
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The result is a treasure trove for scholars, fans and casual readers alike.
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The scholars checked to see whether their findings applied outside the smartphone market.
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Many scholars condemned the plan, and international media reported the news with incredulity.
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His lawyers claim that the police are "criminalizing the ulema," or Muslim scholars.
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There are four principal methods by which Jewish scholars parse our sacred texts.
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Team Giannis represented After School Matters and Team LeBron played for Chicago Scholars.
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Historicizing—correcting for the tendency to presentize the past—is what scholars do.
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It's an argument that plenty of scholars have rejected, our Washington correspondent explains.
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Three constitutional scholars called by Democrats told lawmakers that Trump committed impeachable offenses.
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Consumer advocates, and scholars like Mr. Cooper, see the surprise bill as unfair.
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Yet, genocide scholars are emphatic that the word is a prerequisite to action.
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She had no idea that scholars had been searching for it for decades.
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The scholars, artists and musicians I met over four days embodied that complexity.
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Jerry Nadler — will hear on Wednesday from four witnesses, all constitutional law scholars.
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Other scholars, however, have argued that there is insufficient evidence for this conclusion.
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Scholars have long assumed Picasso suddenly repainted their heads based on African masks.
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Watson espoused bigoted attitudes towards African Americans, Catholics, and Jews, according to scholars.
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He added that this would negatively affect the country's appeal for foreign scholars.
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That jump has left many young scholars scrambling to find ways to pay.
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The Judiciary Committee will hear from four constitutional scholars in its first hearing.
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Most scholars agree that the framers intended the latter: acting president, special election.
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Scholars later doubted whether Vespucci had actually visited America as early as 1497.
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But other scholars have been studying pieces of this picture for some time.
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"It's a point that continues to be debated by legal scholars," Mariotti said.
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All of the most esteemed academies that validate scholars' brilliance have validated his.
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That last point has elated scholars who track LGBT content in video games.
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I wish we had gender scholars open-minded enough to consider that possibility.
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Pundits and scholars have continued to debate whether the Leonardo attribution is accurate.
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And the answers scholars come to differ depending on which sources they consult.
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These were richly informative images for him and, accordingly, for scholars today, too.
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For journalists and scholars, having this debate so many times can get tiring.
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But normally when scholars discuss portraits, they deal with images of other people.
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Still, as religion scholars Joel Baden and Candida Moss write in their book Bible Nation, the museum and the Green family's initiatives more broadly tend to prioritize the work of less-qualified, faith-based scholars over their more rigorous secular counterparts.
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The discussion "exemplified the way scholars ought to talk about historical issues" he said.
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The winner was determined by a jury of playwrights, musical theater writers, and scholars.
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Stamps maker-scholars make work that has an impact on the world at large.
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Scholars only found out, "Ah, this is what the deal was", thirty years later.
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I've heard scholars call it a heretical belief that distorted the life of Jesus.
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Native American scholars, organizations, and individuals have described these costumes as harmful for years.
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According to the scholars, the number of female billionaires tripled from 1980 to 2000.
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It's an organization that includes politicians, businesspeople, scholars, sometimes actors, basically movers and shakers.
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The event attracts entrepreneurs, tech executives, investors, scholars, government representatives and private-sector leaders.
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Doing so would almost certainly provoke a court challenge, legal scholars told NBC News.
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But almost all the ratios the scholars calculated were shy of 1 (see chart).
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And legal scholars are far from united on whether a president could self-pardon.
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Some Chinese scholars argue that protests can usefully allow people to let off steam.
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Many curators and scholars say those institutions have to overcome a colonial mind-set.
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But other scholars feel that the thin-ideology definition fails to capture some dimensions.
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Medieval scholars communicated in Latin and often studied at several universities in different countries.
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Australia could start by collecting data more rigorously, Dr. Soutphommasane and other scholars argue.
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This focused study showcases the erudition of one of our most eminent Shakespeare scholars.
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Formally, the Assembly of Experts selects a successor from among its 88 Muslim scholars.
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Not so, the scholars respond: separate bathrooms do not impose "severe harms" on employees.
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Early medical scholars believed gluttons were more susceptible to disease than cleaner-living folk.
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The question of how to define a "constitutional crisis" is hotly contested among scholars.
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Some Democrats and legal scholars dismiss the threat as likely to fail in court.
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He said that since that time, his finding has received widespread acceptance among scholars.
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Legal scholars hope that regulations concerning personal bankruptcy can be bundled with these amendments.
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Remarkably, all segments of society that scholars have examined do well economically under Democrats.
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Legal scholars on opposite sides of the ideological spectrum are unimpressed by this argument.
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For the record, some legal scholars agree with Cruz, and others side with Yates.
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FBI chiefs have repeatedly briefed Congress about how China uses scholars to steal secrets.
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Yet the world benefits from the growth of this productive, international body of scholars.
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Many scholars and political figures have argued that they should be returned to Athens.
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YouTube disagreed, and its position was far from unfounded—numerous copyright scholars also agreed.
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Scholars disagree on how people become radicalised or even how to define the term.
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Eduardo Mufarej, who started the project, hopes to see at least 45 scholars elected.
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Some scholars are working to improve them by incorporating the insights of behavioural economists.
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Some scholars believe that humans came out on top because we partnered with wolves.
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Read more about the announcement here, and see Beyoncé's full Formation Scholars announcement here.
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Stamps MFA students join an intense, supportive, curiosity-filled culture of makers and scholars.
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According to "several legal scholars" it was "not inappropriate" for Trump to do that.
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Knowing The Translator's identity opens up new avenues of thought and analysis for scholars.
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Hollywood cinema has always possessed what scholars call the "invisible style" to some degree.
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In such cases, the real loss is not "ours" as Westerners or as scholars.
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But what about criticizing those scholars and institutions who do work with the Greens?
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No independent scholars or researchers who specialize in energy systems are on the list.
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Scholars have long debated whether a sitting president can be indicted while in office.
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This was the perspective of legal scholars and courts for most of US history.
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Many of the erased texts have never been seen or studied by scholars before.
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Several legal scholars agreed that The Wing was, technically, in violation of city law.
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Instead, the scholars write, they try to distract the public and change the subject.
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"Over 100 legal scholars already opined that in fact DACA is constitutional," he said.
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The committee invited scholars and community members to comment online and in small groups.
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National endowment grants typically go to museums, universities, libraries and individual artists or scholars.
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A basic principle of applied science is that scholars back their claims with evidence.
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Some legal scholars thought that an appeal of Kozinski's opinion might carry Barbie v.
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This would make it easier for scholars to research such figures in the future.
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Scholars at Harvard University have looked at patterns of giving among China's top donors.
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Patten said some Rhodes scholars had become campaigners against apartheid and for civil liberties.
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Third, when scholars cluster on the left end of the spectrum, they marginalize themselves.
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Legal scholars of all political stripes acknowledge that a constitutional precedent is not absolute.
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The chorus may have developed into what became the limerick form, some scholars say.
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That happens no less when journalists misread statistics than when literary scholars abuse history.
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Cultural exchange categories include scholars, interns, teachers, seasonal workers, au pairs and professional trainees.
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By contrast, Delbanco seems to be reaching beyond scholars to a more general readership.
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But scholars say he's not alone in misstating the true meaning of Bible passages.
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It helps his case that scholars don't agree on a single definition of religion.
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Many theologians and scholars called the novels a simplistic and dangerous interpretation of Scripture.
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Legal scholars from across the political spectrum have roundly condemned this flagrantly illegal statute.
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Trump's demonization of the media isn't just baseless — it's dangerous, according to several scholars.
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Legal scholars say that the case will probably end up at the Supreme Court.
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The Gates Foundation established the Gates Millennium Scholars Program, which has received $1.6 billion.
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Three scholars repeated the ruse in 2017, getting four of 20 fake papers published.
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Activists and scholars worry that, taken together, these developments constitute a resurrection of dwifungsi.
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According to scholars of medieval art, the strawberry is a symbol of perfect righteousness.
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We must design ways for students and scholars to report these abuses without fear.
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But scholars have yet to rule conclusively on whether cryptocurrencies are in fact currencies.
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Scholars believe this moment in history constitutes a new geological era, called the Anthropocene.
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It is widely understood accepted by legal scholars across the board that Roe v.
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Stokes's scholars are to fight six Bouts at Quarter-Staff, between the Womens Bouts.
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Two Harriet Tubman scholars have verified the rare portrait, according to the auction house.
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For some time, scholars wondered if people were just too dumb to have democracy.
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ET/PT about the Schwarzman Scholars program in Beijing aimed at grooming future leaders.
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Scholars and relatives of victims across China donated stones engraved with stories and admonitions.
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The National Endowment for the Humanities, which provides grants to American humanities scholars. 85033.
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It is the Islam interpreted by certain powerful people, leaders, scholars and all that.
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Names floated by scholars in addition to Marlowe's include Robert Greene and George Peele.
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Both were scholars, and my father was a department secretary of the Communist Party.
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That has left scholars and analysts looking for clues about his views on Asia.
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The museum's website is an extraordinary resource for students and scholars of the Holocaust.
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Among them were leading scholars in addiction medicine, pain and health care quality improvement.
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Cold War scholars and historians may find this as interesting as Kennedy assassination researchers.
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Yet the scholars find that firms pick their managers based simply on sales performance.
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Modern scholars believe the name actually comes from the legendary Circassian warrior queen Amezan.
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Theater scholars and practitioners may treat works by Schiller and Shakespeare as sacred texts.
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Legal scholars at Columbia University's Knight First Amendment Institute say that's a constitutional problem.
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North Korean officials have held such informal talks periodically with former officials and scholars.
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Some scholars have tried, tongue firmly in cheek, to defend Rowling's approach to Africa.
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Some scholars have been told that they can apply for single-entry visas instead.
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As scholars of business and policy, we believe it's essential that Americans not forget.
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But Mr. Weil was convinced that the two scholars were up to the task.
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But their revisions to the human story are making some scholars of prehistory uneasy.
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Nonetheless, vaccination is endorsed by top Jewish and Islamic scholars, and by the Vatican.
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There's a discrepancy there, one that scholars could spend eons arguing about (and have!).
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The Taliban have killed dozens of religious scholars during the nearly 18-year war.
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Many scholars and policymakers have looked at this state of affairs and dreamed big.
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Muslim scholars reacted to the sermon primarily on social media with disdain and outrage.
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Robinson tells us that old scholars would speak of being "ravished" by a text.
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And yet, I never see Black Muslim scholars be asked to speak on Islamophobia.
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Scholars are debating the value of setting aside opportunities for members of ethnic groups.
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Two major 20th-century scholars, Bernard Berenson and Luitpold Dussler, both rejected the claim.
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On occasion, Chinese scholars and retired military officers agree to participate in the sessions.
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Students, researchers and scholars can read the letters at Princeton University Library starting Thursday.
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Mr. Shen has gone much further than other scholars in calling for a reset.
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The winning team won $300,000 that will be donated to the nonprofit Chicago Scholars.
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Many Indian Muslims, including religious scholars, ferociously opposed the Muslim League's demand for Pakistan.
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Scholars are divided over whether the Antiquities Act authorizes a president to do that.
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It wasn't just the Dershowitz of Wednesday that had legal scholars shaking their heads.
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Scholars have analyzed the data and confirmed what we already knew in our hearts.
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But concerns about Bork's vantage on history were not limited to liberal legal scholars.
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Some election law scholars said that was merely an uncontroversial description of current law.
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Aboriginal scholars say that colonial education philosophies and aboriginal theories of knowledge are incompatible.
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