On average, extremely hot school days (those in the 90s and above) reduce learning roughly twice as much as somewhat hot school days (those in the 70s and 80s).
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A similar strike in 2012 lasted for seven school days.
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He said he'd been playing outdoors recently on school days.
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Some schools have had measurable benefits from longer school days.
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Both were already into comedy during their high school days.
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It's true that Charles disliked his school days at Gordonstoun.
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If only we could go back to our elementary school days.
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Abercrombie & Fitch has changed a lot since our high school days.
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Barrett, these injuries included lost school days from Hurricane Sandy. For
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"I was there to socialize," she said of her school days.
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His childhood school days were a tangle of unrecognized learning disabilities.
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School days have been slashed in half, at least for now.
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He was someone she'd known about from her high school days.
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Paris Jackson has been rocking out since her high school days!
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According to the judge's order, Brad Pitt has a right to custody of the kids for no less than 4 hours every other day on school days and 12 hours every other day on non-school days.
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Sadly, Bamisaye's story about her school days is not an uncommon one.
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That's not always true, partly because school days rarely match work schedules.
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First they were sent to Koranic school — days and days of it.
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That much will sound familiar from school days, but only that much.
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The subject, she said, has intrigued her since her law school days.
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But that doesn't mean we're going right back to our middle-school days.
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Basically, we have been closing Ziplock bags incorrectly since our elementary school days.
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My family, my mother, in particular, had photo albums from her school days.
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Bayh and Powers were friends from their school days, according to the campaign.
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But maybe you don't want to delete that reminder of your school days.
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"I used to do bodybuilding back in my high-school days," Lau said.
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During that playoff run I thought back to my own high school days.
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Instead, some yeshiva graduates say, students spend most school days studying Jewish texts.
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Already the population has declined by 50 percent since her school days there.
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Are you waking up on time for school days and getting enough sleep?
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We were yawning by lunchtime, when the children's school days had barely begun.
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His most popular song involved statistics and was created during his high school days.
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Union members went to City Hall Thursday to ask for the extra school days.
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But as in his school days, it's Dubin's mom Nancy who probably knows best.
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He walks through the halls and is having flashbacks to his high school days.
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As we get older, it's easy to feel nostalgic about our high school days.
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Rugby forgotten, he became a convert to baseball and played throughout his school days.
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That strike kept public schools closed across the state for nine consecutive school days.
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Marinovich has a history of drug abuse dating back to his high school days.
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Schools need policies in place to count e-learning as school days, he wrote.
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A bright and cheery raincoat that will take you back to your school days
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"I was taught that these were tears," said Theise, referring to his medical school days.
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Still, Musk's school days weren't easy — he was once hospitalized after being beaten by bullies.
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In an echo of his school days, Crosby was expelled from the band that fall.
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You might remember them from your school days, but today's critters may be even crueler.
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This mismatch varies to some degree because states mandate different minimum lengths for school days.
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The mismatch between workdays and school days makes synchronizing work and family schedules extremely difficult.
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As school days lengthen, the odds of mothers in that community working full-time rise.
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But also, I think he'd probably be into the dark stuff, School Days, for example.
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Turns out they had an acquaintance in common from their high school days in Florida.
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We can't wait to break away from the factory-like routine of our school days.
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Mr. Cardoz has decided to re-create that braised lamb sandwich from his school days.
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In fourth grade, for example, he missed more than 16 weeks worth of school days.
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You might remember "Spoon River Anthology" from your school days or perhaps an acting class.
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Not to mention, it must hold special memories from the Duke of Sussex's school days.
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The lad in "School Days" appears to be wearing a school uniform, Catholic school perhaps?
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Way back when — we're talking grade school days — the schoolyard is where real shit went down.
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Back in my middle school days, wearing an undershirt was like a little act of rebellion.
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Now past her elementary school days, Lively makes a point to speak out about body shaming.
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But in a February 2015 Boston Globe feature, he admitted having dabbled during his school days.
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Just before they stab him, they taunt him with personal knowledge from his high-school days.
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Tears aside, we're sure Vincent — and Josephine — will settle into their school days in no time!
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Her bond with the Nortons dates back to Emily's high school days, when she mentored Whittley.
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I do — and sometimes I'm still just as melodramatic as back in the middle school days.
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Back in my Harvard Law School days – do you know I went to Harvard Law School?
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They're entering the gig economy in off hours and struggling to stay awake during school days.
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That has forced reductions in staffing, classes and school days in the more poorly financed districts.
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Robert imagined the hell he knew from his Sunday-school days, demons dragging down the damned.
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The singer has been dating Seaborn, a friend from his high school days, since August 2015.
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I spent half my school days toiling on the farm, but the yield was always poor.
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For Noor and Mohamed, school days in their southern city of Nasiriyah were straightforward, she recalls.
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Students across the state went back to school Wednesday after the strike of nine school days.
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Since those high school days, I&aposve always associated running with foot, shin, and knee pain.
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Jong Nam had been close to Jang, who was his escort during his school days in Switzerland.
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Now, if only we could only raid their closets go back to our own high school days.
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You knew there was a reason you were hanging on to that pair from your school days...
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Take a trip back to your primary school days with Highlights and their iconic Hidden Pictures puzzles.
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"I couldn't keep up with the kids," Danis told the news outlet about her high school days.
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During my middle school days, Perry was a household name in Black families as an urban playwright.
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A leftover from school days gone by, summer reading lists exist in an editorial bubble unto themselves.
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He plays Fortnite at least six hours each day, he said on TODAY, even on school days.
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"Little Bad Jimmy," as Ms. Stipkovits remembered Mr. Garish from their school days, never left her side.
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Parents need better options for after-school care, but longer school days may not be the answer.
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Interestingly, we found that many states where childcare costs more also tend to have shorter school days.
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"It's based on my experience watching it in movies and in my school days," the uncle said.
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Children who are uninsured miss more school days, while their parents may miss more days at work.
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Let's just say I heard this word a lot during my grammar-school and high-school days.
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Graduates remember school days filled with impromptu singing in stairwells, drumming on tables and pirouetting down hallways.
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Celebrity worship remains out of character in Switzerland, a place that emphasizes egalitarianism from school days onward.
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Those trips to places like the Detroit Institute of Arts were a highlight of my school days.
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Office worker Jobell Lisana said he has been smoking since school days but was willing to stop.
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The young Korean reportedly had posters of Jordan all over his walls during his Swiss school days.
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It's a classic conundrum of jealousy that's sad given that Rinna's high school days are way behind her.
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I had flashbacks of a particularly unpleasant overalls-and-mock-velour-turtleneck look from my middle school days.
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And companies are experimenting with new ways of re-training workers whose school days are long behind them.
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Think back to your school days and recall the elegant equation you were taught: g=9.8 m/s19903.
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In states like California and Washington, childcare tends to cost more and school days are shorter on average.
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We found that mothers are more likely to work part-time in communities where school days are shorter.
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Adolescence Adding college students back into family life is rarely as simple as rebooting their high school days.
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She remembered a friend who spoke highly of the chain during their law school days in the 1990s.
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The puzzle's theme stems from his great enthusiasm, way back in elementary school days, for Swiss Army knives.
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In the United States, school-age children collectively lose about two million school days because of pollen allergies.
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Much to my embarrassment, I still owned a decent number of clothing items from my high school days.
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She even recalled a particular humiliating instance from her middle school days where her bag burst on the bus.
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When you think back to your school days, do you remember the promise of a prize for perfect attendance?
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Nope, we promise you didn't get sucked into a time machine and spit out into your high school days.
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Mayo is the primary thing that I associate Jimmy John's with from my trips during my high school days.
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And there was no significant difference among the three groups in reducing the school days or other activities missed.
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Mr. Cadigan, 26, was aboard with Brian McDaniel, also 26, a friend from their high school days in Dallas.
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I thought about the grandfather clock from my law school days, ticking by my nook in the reading room.
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The deal is intended to end a teachers' strike that has canceled nine consecutive school days across the state.
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There's no hiding from it: Acne is an inevitable struggle that continues on well after our prepubescent middle-school days.
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She then joins him on the bench and he reminisces about their middle school days, while still playing the instrument.
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Now, almost a dozen years after my goth middle school days, fashion has become my career path and life's passion.
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Forget that your middle school days are (thankfully!) behind you — back to school is really just a state of mind.
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On non-school days, this is breakfast time, then I either do some dishes or laundry while the kids play.
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It feels like the old school days of Barney's Warehouse's epic clearances at its old Chelsea hub all over again.
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Longer school days, shorter holidays and the belated introduction of universal pre-school mean that children spend more time studying.
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"The key to help adolescents get better sleep is to help them get sufficient sleep during school days," Bei said.
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Even if your school days are long over, September marks a special time: The beginning of back-to-school sales.
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The students tasted different vegetables, sometimes plain and other times with added spices, during lunch periods on different school days.
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In fact, one-fifth of juvenile violent crime happens between 4003:00 pm and 7:00 pm on school days.
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In some German states school days are being extended, and the government has made a big investment in preschool education.
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Jesse Plemons plays a rival school's evil coach who is eventually imprisoned on murder charges from his high school days.
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That was my hood banger that me and my friends would roll around to in our late high-school days.
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MCR was popular back in my middle school days; The Black Parade was released when I was in sixth grade.
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When an academic year begins, schools are generally supposed to assign therapists to special education students within two school days.
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Physical exercise, artistic activities, citizenship and ethics would be woven into curricular and extra-curricular learning, requiring longer school days.
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The Oregon-based teenager has a history of depression, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts spanning back to their elementary school days.
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It should be professional, and it should not include cute or clever phrases that harken back to your grade-school days.
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Back in March, Zendaya was cast in Spider-Man: Homecoming, a reboot that takes place during Peter Parker's high school days.
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Getting yourself back-to-school ready in college is an entirely different ballgame than it was during your high school days.
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I'm reminded of my high school days when I would deny my heritage and my mother tongue to avoid hearing it.
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The 74-year-old answered a question about his age by playing up his high school days as a distance runner.
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We bet you've encountered some of these pop culture teacher "types," for better or for worse, during your own school days.
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Ahead, see the photos and let yourself go back in time to Jackie's high school days at the Holton-Arms school.
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After every shampoo, I could see my real curls — the ones from my elementary school days — peeking out from my roots.
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But it was not, of course, only Baldessari's former students who were thinking back to their vanished school days this week.
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I often do that with characters, going back to my bloody drama-school days, in terms of equating them with creatures.
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Watching the 10 episodes of PEN15, you'll remember those middle school days, too — and probably be grateful that they're just memories now.
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You might think back to your middle school days when you hear Avril Lavigne's name, but her career is still thriving today.
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Now if someone wants to explain why nobody ever designed an attachable lunch bag for our middle school days, we're all ears.
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Against the era's social convention, Lister got what she expressed she'd wanted since her school days: Not a husband, but a wife.
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Ford said Jouett had been in a series of fights at school days before the shooting, and was suspended from school Friday.
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It may take you back to your high school days, but shoe laces are the outfit-completer your fall looks are missing.
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Sometimes I'll even plan out the snack I'll feed the kids when they get home on school days (because they're always starving).
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Beto O'Rourke is now the first presidential candidate to be judged by a record of online posts from his high school days.
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The reason is that school days are recorded, allowing teachers to review the footage to determine a student's engagement level or progress.
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During her high school days, Chance traveled to school by horse and buggy and after graduation she went to work in Livermore.
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Click through to see where we spent lunch hour during our high school days — and why Hampton's app is so, so necessary.
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But more than that, the movie radiates with a quirky and playful charm that'll make you miss your own high school days.
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In contrast, we found that Nebraska has some of the most affordable childcare, longest school days and highest rates of maternal employment.
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Students will also have a later start time for school days and more staggered breaks in order to promote year-round education.
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Now she spends two to three hours running the account on school days and up to five hours a day on weekends.
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Students living in homeless shelters had the highest rates of chronic absenteeism, meaning they missed more than 10 percent of school days.
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I'm going to leave it at that because anything further I could say about my high school days would be deeply incriminating.
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We follow the central character, Nicholas Jenkins, from school days through World War II to eventual old age as a respected novelist.
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Certain changes would lighten parents' demands at home, like universal public preschool, longer school days, free afterschool care and shorter school breaks.
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" He harks back to his school days, when classmates asked him why he came to England, "even though I was born there.
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But let them eat cake: A meaty stack of books about school days can stretch to nourish you throughout the first term.
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In his first year in office, Emanuel dealt with a teachers' strike over tougher teacher evaluations and the length of school days.
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West Virginia teachers have been on strike for nine consecutive school days in response to low wages amid skyrocketing health insurance costs.
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Times Insider Here's how I did it, and what I learned about how the curriculum has changed since my own school days.
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Corey Palumbo said reducing the proposed raise will likely prolong a strike that has already caused students to miss seven school days.
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Teachers and service personnel have been on strike since February 22, shutting down public schools across the state for seven school days.
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Dirty air produced by industry is responsible for more than 138,000 asthma attacks and more than 100,000 missed school days each year.
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I wouldn't want to reread the Hardy Boys, Tom Swift or "Tom Brown's School Days," but I liked them as a child.
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Designing a tux for under $21 Foley, 21.5, and Ganz, 1943, have been friends since their middle school days in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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Millennials are continuing the long migration from those school days to the concrete jungle — but they're not always prepared for the move.
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Most of his current and former players, though, reflect fondly on their high school days, even if it included some rough treatment.
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Think of it like the animal or plant classification charts from your grammar school days: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.
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Getting your crush to pull off an extravagant promposal is just half the battle of ending your high-school days with a bang.
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You may have graduated long ago, but now you can relive your wizarding school days with Williams Sonoma's new Harry Potter kitchen line.
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"La Princesse de Clèves," by LaFayette, which very, very few have read, and "Ethan Frome," which most readers recall from distant school days.
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The most dramatic incident Albinati relates from his school days involves some bullies whipping a weaker boy, as in a rite of flagellation.
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Newton explained students are already completing assignments via their Chromebooks on normal school days, so there will not be a huge learning curve.
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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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Fortunately, Riverdale is already promising more parent action in season 3, with a very special flashback episode to the parents' high school days.
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LONDON — Hark back to history lessons during your school days, and the chances are you'll have learned about a lot of important men.
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Rowling's world is one where it's quite common to marry your school-days sweetheart at an early age and then stay married forever.
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Clinton can be engaging and animated talking about her school days or the "makeup tax" in time and effort paid by female candidates.
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More than half of the high school students were chronically absent that year, meaning they missed more than 10 percent of school days.
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North Dakota, South Dakota and Nebraska have higher shares of women in the work force, more affordable child care and longer school days.
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Ennis said he supports his teacher walking out next week, even though he might have to make up school days in the summer.
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North Dakota, South Dakota and Nebraska have higher shares of women in the work force, more affordable child care and longer school days.
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For those watching Friday's election on television or the Internet, the entire process may feel a bit like something from their high school days.
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Plus, Jordan is shown to be interested in science since her middle school days and imagines being a business owner at a young age.
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At the very least, this photo confirms that all the money in the world can't pull some people out of their middle school days.
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The idea was inspired by co-founder Jacob "BA" Blackstock's school days when he and friends would draw comic strips when they were bored.
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With my school days far beyond me, I decided to go a more casual route with super comfy silk pants and a top underneath.
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Everyone has one song that brings them back to those late June evenings when they realized their hormone-fueled high school days were over.
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Thinking back to my elementary school days, I can clearly remember looking at the oval-shaped map being pulled down from above the chalkboard.
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His interest in the duty free business began during his school days in Taiwan, because flights back to Thailand stopped over in Hong Kong.
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We then used federal weather sensors to measure the temperature experienced by students on school days in the year leading up to each exam.
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Together, they shut down schools in all 28500 counties in West Virginia for nine straight school days as part of a statewide strike. Gov.
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She noted that published studies show the benefits of using hand sanitizer, including reduced infections in hospitals and fewer missed work and school days.
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Longer school days, many argue, allow teachers to spend more time on subjects other than math and English, and keep students out of trouble.
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Parents who are pros at packing lunches and juggling sports practices may feel overwhelmed at the thought of managing students' school days at home.
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Indeed, the plan is estimated to prevent 3,600 premature deaths, 90,000, asthma attacks in children and 300,000 missed work and school days by 85033.
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Kim shared another sweet Father's Day letter from when she was much younger, posting what looked a card made during her elementary school days.
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Without the time constraints and general frenzy of work and school days, there is far less pressure to get things done in the morning.
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"It is weird having something so intricate to my junior high and high school days continue to affect me in my college years," Knoles says.
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But behind the Marjory Stoneman Douglas students are their less-known teachers, comforting them, guiding them through school days, chaperoning them, and marching with them.
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He claims that during his Catholic-school days, his face was so dotted with zits that if you just touched it, the pustules would ooze.
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In flashbacks to Sue Ann's high school days, she appears to be the only black kid in her school, and she's surrounded by white tormentors.
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As you might recall from your early school days, the mathematical constant pi is defined by the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.
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You can easily share the login details with your closest family, friends from your school days, or colleagues from work, giving you even more options.
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Nationwide, crimes committed by youth also peak in the after-school hours on school days, according to the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.
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When pool days are replaced with school days, it means the return of hectic schedules, extracurriculars and a seemingly endless list of things to remember.
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Desperate to avoid the stigma of using a bathroom meant specifically for him, Grimm tried to skip going to the restroom for entire school days.
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Their names are Charlie and Matthew, and they are cousins whose friendship dates to their London school days, though both now live in New York.
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The rate of chronic absenteeism — students who miss more than 6163 percent of school days — dropped to 2616 percent from 294 percent in one year.
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Then this clip sent in the present day made us realize that their school-days romance might still have a chance, if a slim one.
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Suddenly, we're at a bookstore where Sarah — now grown, now a writer — is giving a reading from a novel based on her high school days.
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Accordingly, it provides three balanced meals a day to all its students, some of whom might otherwise have little else to eat on school days.
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He's been hyped up since his high school days, taking his Chino Hills H.S. team to a perfect 35-0 record and a state title.
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Justin was excited to leave his school days behind where he lived under the radar, quiet, and kept to himself, which really isn't Justin at all.
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"THIS reminds me of my school days in Italy in the 1970s," says Luigi Zingales, a professor at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business.
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Like Lu -- who has known Obama since law school -- Johnson is an old friend of Bush's, going back to their high school days at at Andover.
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William and Harry told the pair all about their father's "rabbiting on" – and his tendency to embarrass them during his visits back in their school days.
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The actor opened up about his high school days and close relationship with his mom while stopping by Late Night With Seth Meyers on Thursday night.
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The worldwide student strike movement started in August 2018, when 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg began protesting outside her parliament on school days.
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To answer this question, I decided to take a trip back in time to my elementary school days — to the era of the no-cook lunch.
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The afros were the idea of Anna Trevelyan, Ashish's right-hand woman, and took us back to the Afro Ken pencil cases from our school days.
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All states are not equalIt surprised us to see that some states with shorter school days and more expensive childcare happen to have progressive political leadership.
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We broke the story ... McKinley -- a SUPERSTAR back in his high school days -- allegedly battered 2 officers in a drunken attack near ND's campus last February.
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It understood that those school days become barometers for every happiness or misery later in life, and it leveraged one of humanity's most potent sentiments: nostalgia.
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"These guys weren't any different than other boys high schools across the country," said Suzanne Matan, a friend of Judge Kavanaugh's from their high school days.
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When a College Student Is Home for the Summer Adding college students back into family life is rarely as simple as rebooting their high school days.
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All the familiar guideposts and events — school days, family meals, summer travel, the simplest things that mark ordinary time in a family's life — were wiped away.
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In one case, at least, it was the other way around: A friend from his school days, Tony Bennett, became famous and sat for Mr. Kinstler.
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Like others in this generation, who have been taught from their earliest school days to suppress any sense of ethnic identity, he considers himself simply Rwandan.
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While Brett Kavanaugh appears to have moved fluidly from his beer-drinking prep school days into his beer-drinking college years, I was not as fortunate.
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There is talk of further cuts in education, which would deepen the crisis in poorer districts that have already suffered reductions in staff and school days.
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Schools in West Virginia were closed for nine consecutive school days during the strike until the state legislature passed a 5 percent pay raise for teachers.
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He'd spent too many of his high school days playing hooky at the fabled Brooklyn Paramount, trying escape memories of a childhood dotted with Dickensian patches.
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Jackson had already fallen under the spell of publishing during his high-school days, working for a book packager, James Charlton Associates, as part of an internship.
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For example, William and Harry went by William Wales and Harry Wales during their own school days, as well as their years in the armed forces. Why?
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As Brett Kavanaugh prepares to testify before the Senate Monday about a sexual misconduct allegation, an old joke he made about his high school days is resurfacing.
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But from scarce, pricey child care to short school days, the world is organised for families with a parent at home—and that is usually the mother.
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The couple has been dating since their high school days at Fiorello H. LaGuardia School in NYC -- and they've been going strong for seven years ever since.
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On our blocks, local corner boys whose school days were long behind them voiced their desires — sometimes in hushed tones and other times where anyone could hear.
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Read To Each OtherYou may not have read out loud since your high school days, but there is something particularly relaxing about having someone read to you.
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On Tuesday, comedian Seann Walsh shared an old letter he said his father wrote to his teacher after he got in trouble back in his school days.
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Both ought to be considered separately — because while parents do need better options for the care of their children, longer school days may not be the answer.
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I came across an interview by David that I hadn't seen before, and in it he talks about how terribly unhappy he was during his school days.
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He met Anthony in their high school days, played alongside him with the Knicks and now ranks as a key member of the Oklahoma City welcoming committee.
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HONG KONG — Xue Qiulian has been a die-hard fan of Argentina's national soccer team since his junior high school days in Guangzhou, a southern Chinese megacity.
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Here, the trio talk about their own high school days — the parts they played, the costumes they wore and why they're grateful they graduated before Instagram hit.
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Mark Judge The FBI interviewed Mark Judge, a friend of Kavanaugh's from his high school days who Christine Blasey Ford said witnessed Kavanaugh's alleged assault on her.
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The idea is to avoid adding additional school days to the calendar due to inclement weather days, Kyle Newton, the assistant superintendent of the district, told BuzzFeed News.
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Jessie James Decker: I think what will probably surprise people the most is how hard my school days were with my peers and how bad the bullying was.
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Sedej recalls the more carefree high school days of the late 1980s, when the pair would hang around in Melania's apartment in Ljubljana after their design classes finished.
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On this night of nights, you're bound to run into a few familiar faces from your high school days — the former jock, your bitter rival, your dearest crush.
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Benjamin Britten required both extremes, starting with a freezing bath in the morning—a hangover from his school days—and finishing with a scalding one in the evening.
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Before the experiment, researchers weighed exactly how much fruit and vegetables children served themselves on plain white plates during three school days over the course of one week.
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After a streak of surreal episodes of Atlanta, we got something more grounded in the latest episode, a flashback featuring both cousins from back in their school days.
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Remember those coolers from back in the school days with packing foam for insulation and cheap liners that began de-laminating after the first spill of something sticky?
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Well, if you were not much of a mathlete, maybe things would have been different if Queen Bey's 2016 hit "Formation" had been released during your school days.
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He says that his many iridescent, hypercolored faces, tableaus and objects—wherein the occult and advertising's subliminal messaging collide—can be traced back to his elementary school days.
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When he returned to school days after the funeral, my girlfriends and I went to sit with him, ready to reel out the heartfelt commiserations we had discussed.
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She has appeared in films like School Days and House Party but is perhaps best-known for playing Martin Lawrence's character's wife in the popular Fox sitcom Martin.
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That was not only their assessment as they watched as Kavanaugh's accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, detail her allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh in their high school days.
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All of the state's public schools remained closed the last four school days as teachers refused to show up to classrooms in protest of state-set teacher salaries.
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Doug Jones predicted on Sunday that Brett Kavanaugh's nomination for the Supreme Court would move forward following an anonymous accusation of sexual misconduct from his high school days.
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Id Mjahdi did not even have a nearby source of water, and girls in particular often missed school days to walk several miles to a well, says Lasry.
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Holocaust survivor Malkah Gorka holds a picture from her school days in Poland during a protest against the new law in front of the Polish Embassy in Tel Aviv.
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In this way, there would be no more need for 10 hours of Latin and Greek per week (as I had during my grammar school days back the 1980s).
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As Little tinkered with his bike's back wheel, Mays reminisced about his high school days -- the football games, the fights, racing dirt bikes, "senior skip days," the homecoming parties.
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For example, Prince William and Prince Harry went by William Wales and Harry Wales during their own school days, as well as their years in the armed forces. Why?
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He succeeded in playing on the team until a former coach of his during his actual high school days spotted him at a tournament the weekend of April 27.
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For extra hilarity notice that the jiu jitsu standout, Gabi Garcia, is ranked at #14 in the world at featherweight and likely hasn't weighed 145lbs since her school days.
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As I said, my parents were in town for a visit, and they did something adorably sweet for me, which brought me right back to my high school days.
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During his school days in Chicago, he started a newspaper called The Anti-Everything and circulated a petition demanding that John Dillinger be named president to replace Herbert Hoover.
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Weeks earlier, Nate's school was placed on lockout due to threats targeting nearby Columbine High School, days before the 20th anniversary of the deadly massacre that took place there.
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For as long as I can remember — even stretching back to my "gotta write this paper for high school" days — I have always written to the sound of something.
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But when the narrative moves to Cate's high school days in the 1990s and then to her current, eremitic life, Kibler takes her foot off the gas and coasts.
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In a way harking back to her art school days with Mr. Kuipers, she also wants to invite people to discuss what she called the "phenomenon" of the book.
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Dianne Feinstein of California, the top Democrat on the committee reviewing Kavanaugh's nomination, possessed a letter that contained information about possible sexual misconduct related to Kavanaugh's high school days.
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When I asked him why, as we drove away, he told me it must be a remnant of his school days when he did not change for gym class.
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Kavanaugh has maintained that all the allegations against him are false, that he was in fact a model student, humanitarian, and friend to women during his high school days.
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It's a feeling he has had since his high school days on the Upper East Side: ''The only way to get into Hunter is to pass the test,'' he says.
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From high school age onward (I'm in my late twenties), I've failed to establish or maintain the kind of "bestie" relationship I've yearned to find since my middle school days.
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Eddie Redmayne revealed there were some unexpected perks to being teammates with Prince William during their school days at Eton College during Tuesday's Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.
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Let's face it: There comes a point when it's time to graduate from the cutesie products that got you through your school days and upgrade to more sophisticated beauty solutions.
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You see, growing up, I had only one good pair of shoes, so on rainy school days, my mom would slip plastic bread bags over them to keep them dry.
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"I was probably 10 years old and I'd call collect to the Trump Organization," Ivanka Trump recalled of her private school days at the Chapin School in New York City.
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A basketball jersey thought to have been worn by former President Barack Obama during his prep-school days fetched $19703,000 at a Saturday auction in Dallas, the Associated Press reported.
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Back in the elementary school days when I would frequent a wood chip-covered playground for recess, I'd make my way to the bars and flex my amateur gymnastics skills.
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School days were increased from four hours to six and a half hours, pre-kindergarten and nursery school access was expanded, and a national standard was set for academic performance.
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In a recent interview with Lenny Letter, the actress discusses everything from her friendless middle school days to what it feels like when the world has its eyes on you.
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As glad as we may feel to have our children return to the nest, adding them back into family life is rarely as simple as rebooting their high school days.
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I approached his grave with low expectations, but ended up chatting there with a middle-aged Slovak who recalled for me how in his school days Kafka was underground literature.
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One person whose advice he sought as he considered his Twitter statement was his friend Matt Bomer, a fellow out actor and Mr. Pace's friend since their high school days.
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With many children home from school, we have tips for creating structure around your children's school days, and some recommendations for podcasts to help keep little ones occupied and learning.
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"I saw in what she was making a lot of flowers and animals — all the things I like — and the colors she uses," he says of their art school days.
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That study found that colds, which often last a week, are also responsible for nearly 200 million missed school days, which often mean that parents also have to stay home.
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Obama shared a photo from her school days as part of #WorldCharityDay, while urging others to post #BackToSchool photos, support the Girls Opportunity Alliance and donate to its GoFundMe page.ADVERTISEMENT
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Once fully implemented, this ozone standard will prevent up to 28503,22019 asthma attacks in children, 160,000 missed school days, 28,000 missed work days, and up to 660 premature deaths, annually.
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She'd been held back several years for missing school days so often, sometimes because she had to watch her younger siblings, sometimes to help her mother sell fruit at the market.
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My early school days were also a struggle, but unlike my daughter, my issue wasn't identified and remediated because my teachers just did not understand I had a common learning disorder.
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"We definitely were known as the guys who would throw an amazing party, going all the way back, right to our high school days, college days," Jonathan Scott told Entertainment Tonight.
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Princess Kate — who studied art in college and played flute in her younger school days — joined Prince William in an event at the Elbphilharmonie, designed to introduce children to musical instruments.
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Eventually, we lost touch upon entering our elementary school days and for the next seven years, our family's annual Christmas cards was the only way we ever saw each other's faces.
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Homeless students miss an average of 217 school days a year, making them less likely than other children to be on grade level and more likely to drop out of school.
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While it may not seem like a long day, it's certainly longer than most school days and day care availability when you also factor in the time it takes to commute.
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"Thirty eight million school days are missed each year due to influenza alone," says Larter, who is partnering up with Lysol to raise awareness about the benefits of keeping healthy habits.
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As part of their series on Burke, NJ.com released some footage from her high school days and just take a look at her gametape from 1983 in the Shore Conference tournament.
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Even with all that's happened since their art school days, Dream Wife have retained their collaborative spirit—with a roll call of talented artists, photographers, designers, directors, and musicians alongside them.
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"Teachers haven't been paid for a year, two years ... We are losing a generation here," he said, adding that some classes are overflowing with 200 children and two-hour school days.
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Mr. Hart spoke recently in a telephone interview about his own high school days, his seemingly boundless professional ambitions and the remaining goals he is very certain he will someday fulfill.
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is," read the tweet from AnonymousQ1776, who described it as a video from her high school days.
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My childhood had been one of public school days, then hours at the piano practicing for the competitions in which my mother would enroll me, then hours and hours of homework.
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In a brief statement later, Mr. Johnson praised Mr. Cameron, an old friend and rival from school days, as "an extraordinary politician" and said he was sad to see him go.
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Why so many teachers toughed it out For the past six school days, educators hit the picket lines to demand smaller class sizes, higher salaries and more school nurses and counselors.
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Fournette, a Louisiana State junior running back who has been celebrated since his high school days in New Orleans, gashed Mississippi for 284 yards and three touchdowns on only 16 carries.
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Jaguars quarterback and fellow rookie Gardner Minshew is notoriously frugal, driving a used Acura from his high school days rather than a splashy new car that his NFL salary could afford.
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A pedestrian romance about a bittersweet school days love triangle, this television movie from Tomomi Mochizuki was an experiment in letting younger members of the Ghibli team make their own film.
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Yes. Did I spend my school days etching "The Offspring" into my pencil tin with a compass only to go home and learn the choreography to "Love Don't Cost A Thing"?
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Trump, who spoke at the school days before the Iowa caucuses in January 2016, will become the first sitting US president since George H.W. Bush to speak at a Liberty University commencement.
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If you've blocked out your middle school days to the point that you only vaguely remember gym class and locking yourself in your bedroom (we understand), allow us to refresh your memory.
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Glamour reports that Gabrielle isn't shopping on the revamped Delia*s site (her middle school days ended back in '98), though she is scouring the internet to find old catalogs to document.
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My father, a gardener who worked in southern Orange County, always ate the fastest, but waited until I and my three siblings finished recounting our school days to him and my mother.
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The marches are part of a worldwide student strike movement, which started in August 13 when 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg began protesting outside her parliament on school days.
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The protest is part of a global movement known as "School Strike 4 Climate" or "Fridays For Future" launched last August when Thunberg began protesting outside the Swedish parliament on school days.
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The marches are part of a worldwide student strike movement, which started in August 2018 when 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg began protesting outside her parliament on school days.
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Our communities also suffer from disproportionately high rates of asthma, with Latinos burdened by 85033,000 asthma attacks and 112,000 lost school days attributable to pollution from oil and gas production each year.
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A 19-year-old Bangladeshi student who was showered with kerosene and lit on fire at her school days after she accused her headmaster of sexual harassment has died, the BBC reports.
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A review of six trials found that when professionals flossed the teeth of children on school days for almost two years, they saw a 40 percent reduction in the risk of cavities.
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For example, the nearly 40 million people living in California have some of the highest average childcare costs, shortest school days, and lowest rates of maternal full-time employment in the nation.
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When it drafted the Clean Power rule, the EPA estimated that it would prevent 90,000 childhood asthma attacks, 300,000 missed work and school days, and 3,600 premature deaths per year by 2030.
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And he recalls his long friendship with Ben, from school days through Cambridge and beyond, with Martin the scholarship boy who idolizes Ben and becomes almost a member of the Fitzmaurice family.
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is," read the tweet from @AnonymousQ1776, which incorrectly described it as a video from her high school days.
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With the rise of eSports, video games are no longer just a hobby, as they were in my elementary school days when I used to play Super Mario on my Super Nintendo.
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How to Get Away and possibly help a Murderer In his boarding school days, Harris and his friends loved prisoner of war movies, because they felt like they could relate, he says.
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Clare bumps into an old crush from her school days at the corner shop, and Neville Longbottom goes on a drunken joyride after getting fired from his job at Nevison Gallagher's firm.
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I really need to start eating breakfast at home, but school days feel a little chaotic and I try not to keep soda in the house so the kids don't ask for it.
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Fifteen years later, when he came to fictionalize his school days in the novel "Beneath the Wheel," the main character goes to just such a school and lives in a dormitory called Hellas.
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Although Hillary Clinton participated in sports earlier in her school days, by her senior year in high school, her activity list was filled with the student council, the organizations committee and the like.
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It reminds me of my high school days, when I'd get so sad about the world that all I wanted to do was further wallow by listening to a lot of Elliott Smith.
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He also joined a group focused on the repertoire of Thelonious Monk, informally known as the School Days Quartet, featuring the saxophonist Steve Lacy, the bassist Henry Grimes, and the drummer Denis Charles.
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Apparently, Mendes is a friend from Vinyl's high school days, but when the star saw the massive streaming numbers from the fellow Canadian artist, he decided to keep the momentum going on social media.
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As literary critic David Steege (among others) has pointed out, the Harry Potter books draw on the long tradition of "public school stories" that reached their peak in 1857 with Tom Brown's School Days.
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This product took me back to my elementary school days — the era of spreading Elmer's Glue all over my palms and finding joy in peeling off the skin-like sheets once they had dried.
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On average, pupils at PSL schools spent about twice as much time learning as their peers at ordinary schools—a result of them turning up more often, relatively diligent teaching and longer school days.
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Ben, we know it's been a while since your med school days, but you might want to brush up on your neuroscience before you step in front of a crowd to talk about brains.
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Now the Halloween-scheduled, Breakfast Club-inspired flashback episode, where the teen cast will play their adult parents during their high school days, is sounding a lot more necessary and a lot less adorable.
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Teens in both Hong Kong and the U.S. only get an average of about 22 hours of sleep on school days, said lead author Yun Kwok Wing of The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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In a flashback to Bojack's high school days, we see an awkward Bojack at a house party, chatting to Katy from Spanish class before finally giving in and accepting a beer from another guest.
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Amid the crisis, the United Federation of Teachers, many of whose members were Jewish, went on strike throughout the city, affecting hundreds of thousands of students and resulting in dozens of lost school days.
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Speaking of my high school days, Dipset founder and lead man Cam'ron made his LHH debut in episode 5, and let's just say he hasn't quite aged with the same grace as his friend Juelz.
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Peg Robinson, who got into Star Trek fanfic on Usenet in her mid-thirties, knew about fanfic since her high school days in the '70s, where stories were passed down from older students to newcomers.
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Clintondale High School in Clinton Township, Michigan While most high schoolers focus on keeping up with lectures during the day and completing homework at night, students at Clintondale are experiencing their school days in reverse.
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Fast-forward from those snowy school days to the summer of 2016 and that work ethic paid off: Dubin sold the Dollar Shave Club to consumer goods conglomerate Unilever, for substantially more than $400 million.
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They're also less able to afford the medication to manage these conditions, and their children suffer for it, with more allergy-related missed school days, emergency room visits, and even deaths than the general population.
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If anything, this piece proves that Duke has far more patience than the rest of us, because as I recall from my grade school days, pencils are the most frail writing tool humanity's ever created.
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The journey from the riverside village of Eton is one that Princes William and Harry would take when they headed up to the castle for tea with granny the Queen during their high school days.
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But now that the Weathermen are around, and me and my friends Jerry Rubin and Herbert Marcuse and H. Rap Brown, it's where oh where's the inspired orderliness of those good old Hebrew school days?
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Shod in knee boots of leather or python with stacked heels, the models gloomily stomped up and down between seats installed in what, during normal school days, is a mesh-tented area for free play.
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The latest twist in Kavanaugh's tumultuous nomination came Friday when Flake forced the Senate to delay his nomination to allow the FBI to investigate claims of sexual misconduct going back to Kavanaugh's high school days.
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Nor were the relevant gains only financial: Each year, the Obama administration said, the Clean Power Plan would prevent 28,8 premature deaths, 1,700 heart attacks, 90,000 asthma attacks, and 300,000 missed work and school days.
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We reminisce about school days and all that, and it seems so crazy that Maggi has an honest-to-God kid now, and I tell her I can't even imagine what that must be like.
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But Mr. Clarke's catalog of albums as a leader is remarkable, spanning from the landmark fusion record "School Days," from 1976, to a number of film soundtracks to the wide-ranging "Up," released in 2014.
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In August 1965, when Tittle approached the first autumn since his junior high school days when he would not be throwing a football, he likened himself to a warrior who had seen his last battlefield.
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As for his inconsistency, Northam said on Saturday that he was able to sit down last night and take full stock of the photo after talking with friends of his from his medical school days.
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These proposals include requiring unionized employees to annually re-agree to have dues deducted from their pay and allowing money to be withheld from teacher paychecks if a future strike results in missed school days.
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After nine school days of protest, it appears the teachers have won, at least in terms of a pay raise, with West Virginia lawmakers agreeing to a 5% pay increase for all state employees. Gov.
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While you might look at the program as a familiar annoyance that's been around since your middle school days, you can get some serious work done with it if you know how to use it correctly.
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According to the WHO, pollution costs Bosnia the equivalent of more than a fifth of its annual gross domestic product (GDP) every year - around $3.9 billion - in lost work and school days, healthcare and fuel costs.
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This rewinds to Churchill's school days (which were far from illustrious) and traces his multifarious career as a cavalry officer, a war reporter, and an avid participant in the Battle of Omdurman, in Sudan, in 29.00.
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Nostalgia for an earlier sound or a different New York was once the enemy, but now it has become a potent tool for Wiki, who describes the rowdiness of his school days with longing and lust.
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A former restaurant manager and hospitality industry veteran who worked at online restaurant reservation company Open Table for 11 years, Reeves has always enjoyed being around boats, and he's been sailing since his high school days.
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My awareness of the Holocaust—the great cataclysm that had bit branches off so many of our family trees—was from my earliest school days wrapped in the story of the establishment of the Jewish state.
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Typically, states require at least 20093 school days, and Wisconsin law currently requires 1,050 instructional hours for elementary school students at public and private voucher schools and at least 1,137 for middle and high school students.
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That piece from Ms. Chast's art school days, which represents a surprising surrealist streak early on, seems to foreshadow a 2008 New Yorker cover depicting Manhattan as a bewildered man and the subways as his veins.
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With schools across the country closed and unlikely to reopen soon, families are gathering teaching materials, setting up schedules, and looking for ways to keep kids engaged beyond the limited hours of remote-learning school days.
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That story jumps back and forth in time between "Greedy" McCreadie's school days and the buildup to the lavish, tasteless 60th birthday party he has decided to throw for himself on the Greek island of Mykonos.
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The school plans to expand to first through eighth grade by 2022, and currently employs more than 40 faculty and staff members in order to offer students both longer school days and a longer school year.
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And he was a political activist since his school days, working in a series of unglamorous local organizing jobs on Long Island before a black man's shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, triggered the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Tight budgets have whittled away at school days, with thousands of districts across the country cramming classes into four-day weeks, despite widespread agreement among educators that students need more instruction time for a better education.
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In the Chanel couture universe, spring '17 will see a lot of tulip silhouettes, crystal-encrusted skirts, thick belts, and one particular outfit combination we may not have revisited since our grade school days: skirts over pants.
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Sophie shared the story of how Louise learned of her grandmother's rather uncommon job with the BBC this week, and apparently Louise made it all the way to her school days without realizing her grandmother's influential position.
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A group of Italian filmmakers known as Fresh Scream were so keen to see more of Tom Riddle that they've actually created a trailer for a film about his school days called Voldemort: Origins of the Heir.
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Plenty of deals on the site apply to travelers whose school days are behind them, and there are a range of features that render the service appealing to those looking to explore different countries on a budget.
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Gio and his classmates, who wore red and yellow polo shirt uniforms, had shorter school days and older textbooks than their counterparts on the other side of the building, who wore white collared shirts with navy pants.
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Since those high school days, I've leaned in to my love of erotic fiction, and found that you can find a smutty story anywhere — Reddit, erotic fiction websites, and certain fan fiction forums, to name a few.
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The first daughter told CNN's Gloria Borger in July 2016 during the Republican National Convention that she used to call the Trump Organization collect during her private school days at the Chapin School in New York City.
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The biopic flashes back to Tolkien's school days; the younger incarnation of the writer, played by Harry Gilby, is placed in foster care after the death of his lively, storytelling mother, and into a prestigious boy's academy.
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The study found that social distancing measures worked to some extent, citing a decrease in virus transmission in Mexico after school closures and other such measures and less absent students at Georgia schools that shortened school days.
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It's the home of Kate, who summons her old friends Isa, Thea and Fatima when the discovery of a human bone in the shifting sand threatens to reveal misdeeds from their boarding-school days 17 years earlier.
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As activists and Black people, we knew from experience that police stops were not only a form of racial profiling that cause emotional and psychological trauma, missed school days, and lost jobs — they could also be deadly.
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The legislation carved out special standards for schools with especially long school days, bilingual programs and nonprofit status — in effect, yeshivas — in determining whether they offered educations equivalent to those at public schools, as required by law.
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Severe snowstorms in January in North America meant cancelled school days, affecting its student bus services, while competition from budget airlines on longer distance routes provided by its Greyhound coaches dented demand over the holiday season, FirstGroup said.
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Weerasinghe, who's a Sinhala Buddhist, grew up in the area and went to a local school where Buddhist and Muslim children studied together, according to locals who remember him from his high school days in the late '20133s.
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Since my early high school days, I've counted on my trusty Keurig machine for my morning coffee fix, and though my colleagues claimed that I needed to "up my coffee game," I was hesitant to make a switch.
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The current political environment reminds me of my school days in the Mao era — when we were encouraged to report our teachers and fellow students, subjecting people to brutal denunciation and physical attacks for alleged Western "bourgeois" thinking.
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A tentative deal reached late on Wednesday fell apart when the two sides disagreed over how many missed school days for students - and days of pay for teachers - would be tacked onto the end of the school year.
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A set of events, including a March on Washington next month, school days of action and the approaching midterm elections give activists hope that they can turn public outrage into votes that could change the shape of Congress.
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Kids enrolled in Medicaid miss fewer school days, are more likely to attend and graduate from college, and grow up to be healthier adults who earn higher wages, pay more in taxes and have lower health care costs.
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Ordinarily I wouldn't have heard this term since my school days, back when we minded our beeswax, but I am somewhat bemused to say that this came up recently as proof against the lamentable modern Flat Earth movement.
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" Meanwhile, in Kavanaugh's prepared remarks to the panel of Senators released Wednesday, he said he spent most of his high school days "focused on academics, sports, church and service," adding, however, that he was "not perfect in those days.
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The sale ends today, though, so if you're in the market for some new stuff for your dorm (back-to-school days will be here before we know it) or just need some new, non-ratty towels, don't dawdle.
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On school days, spending time with family was tied to earlier bedtimes and longer sleep duration, while snacking predicted later bedtimes and video games predicted less total sleep, as reported online February 11 in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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As she recounted to CNN's Gloria Borger in 2016: "I was probably 10 years old and I'd call collect to the Trump Organization," Ivanka Trump recalled of her private school days at the Chapin School in New York City.
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"I have memories from every corner going right back to my school days and I always have great support there from my family, my friends and the fans, which gives you that extra boost through the weekend," he said.
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Normally referred to as Stanko, he is a boyfriend from Pauline's school days, who falls for her anew—a surprise to us and a glitch for the R.N.P., since Stanko used to do its dirty work on the quiet.
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Although many of Pruitt's cases have been dismissed by the courts, it's worth considering the impact if he had succeeded: 850,000 additional asthma attacks every year, 28,000 emergency room visits, and three million missed school days and work days.
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To mark the International Day of Charity on Thursday, Obama, 55, shared a sweet throwback photo on Instagram from her own early school days — complete with bangs and a toothy grin — and encouraged her followers to do the same.
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Boston's epic snowfall in the winter of 2014-15 led to the cancellation of eight school days — a notable spike given that, in the preceding 20 years, schools there averaged only 2.3 days off for wintry weather per year.
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Researchers then modeled a "what-if" scenario with all school days starting at 8:30 AM. For some states, that was a minor change—a 30-minute delay—but RAND wanted to account for regional differences in start times.
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These technology-related behaviors were tied to shorter and poorer sleep for teens on school days and even on vacation, while kids who stuck to non-tech behaviors like spending time with family before bed tended to get more sleep.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is one of several alumnae of Christine Blasey Ford's high school signing a letter of support for the professor, who's accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct in an incident from their high school days.
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Brett Kavanaugh appeared to be a lock for the Supreme Court for much of the summer before his nomination was thrown into question last month by allegations of sexual misconduct going back to his high school days in the early 1980s.
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New York City has been criticized for failing to prevent homeless children from falling behind in their education and for contributing to missed school days, often because children accompany their parents when they travel from one agency to another seeking assistance.
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But there's an important difference here: Puig was an international signing; Story, originally a supplemental first-round pick, has been on scouting radars since his high-school days―he should have been as close to a known quantity as it gets.
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"While she cared for that baby for nine months, and just like that, this corporate system … reminds me of the residential school days when the RCMP would come to your house and you can't do nothing about it," he continued.
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When I went back to the superintendent's office, Brown was stewing about the all-important state M-STEP exam, only 27 school days away, the results of which would determine Carver's placement on the following year's Top-to-Bottom List.
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At lunchtime on school days, he'd get behind the piano in the cafeteria and play for his classmates, singing goofy little numbers he made up on the spot, banging away on the keys and wailing whatever words came into his head.
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The district had said it was looking into whether it could make up more than eight school days lost during a strike, and the Chicago Board of Education would need to vote on adding any attendance days to the school calendar.
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A spokesman for Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, whose position is increasingly precarious as he faces the largest challenge since he came to power a year ago, said on Sunday that anyone disrupting work or school days would be severely punished.
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Lead researcher Erin Hecht, an assistant professor in the department of human evolutionary biology at Harvard University, had been interested in studying dogs as a window into the evolution of brains for years, dating back to her grad school days.
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Even though America's spies say Saudi royalty, and MBS specifically, are responsible for Khashoggi's death, Trump dismisses that information in the same way he dismissed credible accusations that then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted women in his high school days.
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"Everything I have done and experienced gets into the work somehow or another—my childhood, my family life, my grad-school days," Murray told Marlena Donohue in an 1997 interview, I am a woman, I'm a mom, I'm a wife, I'm a painter.
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Back in my high school days, I would not have guessed that a half-century later I would be receiving an award in Kiplinger's s name — or that my alma mater, Ohio University, would collaborate with the Kiplinger Program in Public Affairs Journalism.
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"An estimated 130 school days were lost in 2016 for approximately 1.4 million children," according to the UN. In its recommendations to improve human rights, the UN has called for wider access to activists and journalists to increase transparency in the region.
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"Buffy," written by Jordie Bellaire, illustrated by Dan Mora, colored by Raúl Angulo and lettered by Ed Dukeshire, reboots the character and her friends and resets them to their high school days — in contemporary times, not 1997, when her television series debuted.
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It's accented with pops of color in the form of functional elastic bands, eyelets and bindings of crosshatched Saffiano leather that Mario Prada invented a century ago — a chromatic and softly padded update to the plain cardboard one from Bouroullec's school days.
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Bob Corker and Jeff Flake -- who had been on-the-fence after the new allegations of sexual misconduct from Kavanaugh's high school days in the 1980s -- are saying they're prepared to move ahead with the nomination if she won't testify before the committee.
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The settlement came after tens of thousands of teachers in the nation's second-largest public school system marched in downtown Los Angeles and picketed outside schools for six school days, and after a round of marathon negotiating sessions over the holiday weekend.
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And she also has a close group of friends from her college and med school days, and has made close friends through Facebook, including the company's VP of Social Good Naomi Gleit, and Visra Vichit-Vadakan, wife of Facebook's product boss Chris Cox.
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We can meet friends beyond Lilly, like Tina Hakim Baba, the daughter of a rich oil tycoon and Mia's buddy in bring-your-bodyguard-to-school days; or Shameeka, or Ling Su, or any other non-white friends who got cut for the movie version!
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The EPA projects that, when fully implemented by the states, the rule could prevent 3,600 premature deaths, 90,000 asthma attacks, and 300,85033 missed work and school days each year, leading to air quality-related economic benefits of at least $11 to $28 billion by 2030.
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Ocasio-Cortez has spoken at length about the ways that her school days influenced her understanding of income inequality, and of how her parents had to work their fingers to the bone to afford to move into a better school district for her sake.
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We live in an era in which a 15-year-old's politically incorrect musings on social media are likely to result in a suspension from school — days of inward reflection and collective self-flagellation in whatever school such rash expression might have taken place.
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They included the release by the Judiciary Committee of handwritten calendar notations from Judge Kavanaugh's high school days, as well as affidavits from Dr. Blasey's friends and husband and a copy of the polygraph test administered in August at the advice of her lawyers.
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A similar analysis by the E.P.A. of the existing rules, which were adopted by the Obama administration, calculated that they would prevent between 1,500 and 3,600 premature deaths per year by 2030, and would reduce the number of school days missed by 0003,000 annually.
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But his brushes with the news media — and ensuing raw feelings — go further back than that, to his school days at Connecticut College, where he was a student government senator and his relationship with The College Voice was, shall we say, not terribly cordial.
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It's loaded with soothing oat extract and exfoliating pearl powder to immediately brighten your skin; once it dries, it's meant to be slowly peeled off — an act which anyone who spent their elementary school days peeling dried Elmer's glue off their palms will find ridiculously satisfying.
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When kids were explicitly told they would receive a reward for drawing (a fancy certificate with a gold ribbon), they actually spent less time drawing in the next few school days than those who didn't get a reward and those who were surprised with a reward.
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Kahn grew up collecting domestic items you would find at a Minnesota yard sale, like Jello molds (a habit formed during art school days at RISD) or metal garden flowers (a fixation he's literally working through with metal cutters at the studio when I meet him).
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Qinghai, a northwestern province in China that had reported no new infections for 29 days as of March 5, said it would stagger the start date of different school days from March 11 to March 20, according to a notice posted on an official website on Friday.
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Qinghai, a northwestern province in China that had reported no new infections for 229 days as of March 30, said it would stagger the start date of different school days from March 11 to March 20, according to a notice posted on an official website on Friday.
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My mother missed many school days growing up, not because of illness but because the soles of her shoes had holes and new shoes fell way down the list of priorities for her family — behind groceries, the light bill and keeping a roof over their head.
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Another potent relationship is between the pieces entitled "Little Table" (2018 and "School Days" (2019) "Little Table" portrays a man and woman in the act of sex, the woman bent over forward and leaning on a literal, little table as the man enters her from behind.
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For those like Knoles, who lived in the house years after the album started becoming one of Polyvinyl's all-time best-selling records, the chipped white paint, wood siding and heavy upstairs window represent an image that's now been familiar with them since their junior high school days.
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The longer term health impacts of climate change also hit women and children the hardest: Infants and toddlers are especially vulnerable to air pollutants and extreme heat, resulting in increasing numbers of children in emergency rooms from heat-related illness and more missed school days for kids with asthma.
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Mr. Berger, who will do much to set the tone of the special session, outlined an initial round of proposals that even Democratic lawmakers say will draw wide support, like extending regulatory deadlines and appropriating money to pay teachers for the missed school days that must be made up.
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"But classroom walls are becoming a lot more permeable," she said, citing examples in which a group of students in Georgia earned a patent for work they completed in school and seven districts in Iowa teamed up to help students spend part of their school days working for local companies.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: The consequences of a negative election season Hillary Clinton's law school days set her course to the White House Life after Election 2016: Cable newsers charting their course Asian Americans, for the sake of Asians everywhere, need to decide who will be that extremely strong leader.
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And then he goes, does his public school trip, reads Tom Brown's School Days [an 1857 novel set at the famed English elite Rugby School] and he's convinced by muscular Christianity and the public school sports ethic of the late 19th Century and it's the American Ivy League collegiate version.
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I grew up hearing stories of my mom's grad school days at M.I.T. in the early '90s: pulling all-nighters in the Fishbowl, a cluster of computers off of the Infinite Corridor; writing messages to other Project Athena users on black screens with green text; sneaking through tunnels at night.
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Unlike much of Hollywood and the music industry's whiplash-inducing coupling and uncoupling duos, Lamar has been loyal to one gal and one gal only since his high school days: his high school sweetheart Whitney Alford — so there isn't much for tabloids to latch onto by way of relationship drama.
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There's an infectious warmth in the recollections of the friends' school days, and the prose often draws blood: describing protests in San Francisco, a character says that "he had often seen American crowds waving their flags of self-importance and gorging themselves with organic cucumbers before returning to their placid homes."
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On our many walks along Broadway to grab deli sandwiches, we'd talked about our grad school days at Berkeley, the high rent of tiny apartments in New York and how to get the Barnard women to share our passion for European history in the small classes they'd asked me to teach.
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You can hear her singing Gilda's aria "Caro Nome" from Verdi's "Rigoletto" at a 2015 stage rehearsal at the Metropolitan Opera here: The award was the latest accolade in a career that started during her high school days in Florida, when she began singing in the Palm Beach Opera chorus.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley and Brett Kavanaugh A group of women who have known Brett Kavanaugh since his high school days decided Thursday to put together the letter of support for him — a day after rumors of allegations against him first became public — one of the organizers of the letter told BuzzFeed News.
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He wore a jersey from Bryant's high school days in Pennsylvania at the 16th hole - that traditionally draws the largest crowds - which the PGA Tour had altered to pay tribute to Bryant by using the numbers from the basketball star's Lakers jerseys to determine the location of the pin at the hole.
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Quora user Priscilla Li recalled her boarding school days in Beijing and wrote, "whenever a kid is sick, yet not too sick to be sent back home, he or she can have get from a smiling cook a big bowl of instant noodle soup with a poached egg in it," she wrote.
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As the time ticks relentlessly by, Tommo's mind makes a getaway, scurrying back to his rural school days spent with Charlie and their friend Molly, then to a few short years as a farm laborer, then to his weeks as an underage recruit and finally to the blasted waste of a barren battlefield.
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While Mr. Goddard was keen to see how the town had changed in the 25 years since his school days, my interest in fossil hunting there was piqued by one of my favorite novels, John Fowles's "The French Lieutenant's Woman," in which one of the main characters is a gentleman fossil hunter.
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Whether it was that time in the '80s you thought perming your hair and spraying your bangs into a rock-hard claw was the height of fashion, or those '90s middle school days where you put so much roll-on glitter all over your face before the big dance you were rivaling the disco ball.
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As a history major during my undergraduate and graduate school days at Morehouse College and Florida A&M University, as a former prosecutor, and as the only black attorney in my circuit who is state certified to serve as lead counsel in death penalty cases, this current controversy has been particularly intriguing to me.
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There, while Abby is reacquainted with all that she loved and (mostly) hated about living there, she is drawn back into an unsolved mystery from her high-school days, 10 years earlier, when a group of her teenage tormentors were beset by an unexplained sickness and one of her mean-girl rivals went missing.
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Examples include lasting cognitive impairments from malnutrition (studies suggest climate change will cause declines in the production and nutritional values of some crops) the negative consequences of lost school days (from storms, wildfires and worsening heat waves) and the persistence of severe childhood anxiety and PTSD symptoms in the wake of superstorms and severe floods.
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In a quiet, quavering voice, Tay Thi Nguyen told the powerful women seated on either side of her about her painful school days in Vietnam's Mekong Delta: At age 7, as she worked the fields after school alongside her illiterate day-laborer parents, she hatched a plan to go to college and become a teacher.
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Photo: IntelYou probably haven't touched a 12-inch ruler since your grade school days, but think back to how that makeshift sword felt in your hand; that's roughly the same size as a new solid state drive from Intel that stacks 64 memory cells atop each other to create a dense 3D grid packing 32-terabytes of storage.
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More importantly, almost every single show featured a truly diverse cast — from new favorite Hiandra Martinez who rocked cornrows at a couple shows, to HoYeon Jung whose Kool Aid-red hair was a real throwback to our high school days, Milan has really embraced the race issues that until recently seemed like they were only a concern in America.
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" In a sworn statement shared by lawyer Michael Avenatti on Wednesday, Julie Swetnick alleged that during their high school days Kavanaugh and his friends would spike drinks at house parties, which would lead girls "to become inebriated and disoriented so they could then be 'gang raped' in a side room or bedroom by a 'train' of numerous boys.
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I recently had dinner with a friend from those grad-school days — one of my first exemplars of the benefits of this mode of reading — and he confessed that as time goes on, he finds himself reading slower and slower, as if every sentence (in a book worth reading, at least) offers up an infinity of potential rabbit holes.
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Christine Blasey Ford's claims that Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers while he was drunk have drawn attention to a speech he gave four years ago in which he discussed heavy drinking at Yale Law School — and to an offhand remark about his high school days that he made during another speech.
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"Children are not getting physical activity in the school days, there is poor food opportunities in many schools, walking and cycling to school is going down in many countries, unsafe in many other countries, and parents are not being given the right, sufficient advice on nutrition," said Fiona Bull of WHO's department of non-communicable diseases.
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Conservatives, many of whom have long harbored misgivings about the president's conduct, united in defense of Justice Kavanaugh, whom they saw as one of their own — a trusted, churchgoing family man who had been smeared, with decades-old stories from his high school days, as part of a liberal plot to prevent the Supreme Court from tilting any further to the right.
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Yet what's most intriguing about it, as deployed by Mr. Barrett, is not its references to the '80s London of his design school days — a time-stamp underscored by a soundtrack featuring remixes of Siouxsie and the Banshees and the Cure — but the images it conjures of much older tailoring traditions, like Scottish war kilts or the armor aprons worn by 18th-century samurai.
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