I fought for that and I studied and studied and studied.
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I studied Information Systems and he studied History & Policy.
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WE STUDIED EVERYTHING – WE STUDIED EVERYTHING HERE ARE THE FACTS.
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This stuff has been studied and studied and studied, and the short version is that buy-American/buy-local efforts amount to approximately squat.
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He studied the deliveries of comedians as he had once studied Warren Spahn's.
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This has been studied at rush hour, studied on individual freeway projects and studied with large data sets that encompass nearly every road in the United States.
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Before creating the account, Diamond studied communications and social work, and Kramer studied psychology.
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Meanwhile, only 1.4 percent studied security and protective services, and 0.3 percent studied criminal justice.
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I studied literature, so we studied women writers, and I didn't stop on Mary Shelley.
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I studied the AKC book, studied Notes from the Grooming Table, got a subscription to Learn2GroomDogs.
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" Earl Slick, Bowie's guitarist for four decades, raved that Brighton "has studied Bowie like Bowie studied Elvis.
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He studied medicine in Mauritania, then he studied to be a pilot at a school in Tunis.
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Liang Xuan: Zhang Chun and I went to Tsinghua University, where I studied thermodynamics, and he studied art.
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Till studied international business with an emphasis on marketing management in the Netherlands, and studied abroad in Sweden.
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Portman extensively studied interviews with the First Lady and studied with a dialect coach to mimic Kennedy's voice.
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A 2015 Time magazine list of humanities business luminaries includes Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, who studied communications; HBO CEO Richard Plepler, who studied political science; and YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, who studied history and literature.
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He studied composition in Paris with Nadia Boulanger and Arthur Honegger; he later studied electronic music with Mario Davidovsky.
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I never studied English or writing; I studied anthropology, but I read a huge amount when I was young.
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He studied German literature, but was soon drawn back to jewelry and studied at the Gemological Institute of America.
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I've studied astrology since 2016 and write for Astro Guide, and I've studied tarot since 2004 and read professionally.
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I was selected for a program in Australia along with a former roommate—I studied Danish, and he studied economics.
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So they could have come there for free if they studied, or very little if they studied medicine or law.
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Renzetti studied painting at Florence's Academy of Fine Arts, while Serra studied architecture at the University of Architecture, also in Florence.
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Mr. Stanton studied acting, including with Martin Landau who had studied with Lee Strasberg and knew the strength of screen stealth.
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"It hasn't been studied in humans, but it has been studied in test lungs and animals with normal lungs," she said.
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Genes that are studied in animal models tend to be studied a lot in humans, too, Dr. Amaral and his colleagues found.
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But it was one of those things where I was totally in it to hone my craft and I studied and I studied.
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But he adopted a studied everyman persona, which seems to have gone down better than Mr Shorten's equally studied efforts to look statesmanlike.
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"If you really studied the constitutional nature of our government, you've studied the way that the bureaucracy is supposed to work," Mulvaney continued.
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I studied in Cambridge in the mid-to-late 90s and my brother and sister studied at the London School of Economics (LSE).
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How much an average person moves — we studied the individual towns, we studied the economy in an individual town — there's some amazing statistics.
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They come from a range of educations: 58% are self-taught, 50% studied computer science in college, and 26.4% studied it in high school.
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It was first studied by famed mathematician Leonhard Euler on real numbers only; Bernhard Riemann then extended it to complex numbers and studied the consequences.
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A year later he studied Arabic and Islam in Yemen, and subsequently, still a teenager, he relocated to Pakistan, where he studied at a madrasa.
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" It's something that several spellers would have studied along the way, so for me, receiving logorrhea, it was like, "I've studied this so many times.
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Born and raised in China, he had studied in Canada and later moved to California, where he worked for Hewlett-Packard and studied business administration.
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The population studied in 2012 stayed in school 13 years, while the seniors studied in 2000 had about 12 years of education, according to the study.
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"Anybody who studied history and studied the Watergate case knows that if it proved anything, it proves that no one is above the law," she said.
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We studied it for two years before we launched Patch, which is how often an average person moves, how much ... We studied all the individual towns.
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He grew up on a farm in Oregon, graduated from Harvard, studied law at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, and then studied Arabic in Cairo.
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Although the impact of alcohol has been studied for decades, drug impairment and driving has only recently been studied, he said, and the current evidence is weak.
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In 2014, Fortune's list of Most Powerful Women featured a great number of successful women from the tech industry, including IBM's Ginni Rometty, who studied computer science and electrical engineering; GM's Mary Barra, who also studied electrical engineering; DuPont's Ellen Kullman, who studied mechanical engineering, and many more.
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On average, the students recalled about 35 percent of the words they had studied twice, and 45 percent of those they studied once and then quizzed themselves on.
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So I studied my history, I studied my past, and I put every mistake, all of my triumphs, my 22-year career into my two-hour Homecoming performance.
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Born Jerome Silberman to Russian immigrants in Milwaukee, Wilder studied at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre in Bristol, England, and then studied method acting at the Actors Studio.
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"I've studied, I'm Episcopalian, but I've studied and read Buddhism and Zen stuff and I've had a mentor and I've done all of these different things," he says.
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Ms. Ryles went to Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania, where she studied psychology, and Mr. Lee to Haverford College, less than a mile away, where he studied chemistry.
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For now, the algorithms were only able to tell whether a subject had studied a house or a face, but not which particular house or face they had studied.
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An archived version of Sendler's site from January 2018 says he studied medicine at University of Lublin Medical School and studied at Jagiellonski Collegium Medicum, a medical school in Poland.
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Her sisters studied fashion and visual arts, and she attended the Brooklyn Museum Art School on a fine arts scholarship, then studied advertising design and visual communications at Pratt Institute.
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One studied film while the other studied photography at the London Royal College of Art, which meant they were able to use the darkroom on campus as they were starting out.
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I studied all the elements that it contains and tried to recreate them from the seeds and herbs I had smoked and studied while also ejecting the elements that induce vomiting.
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He also found that Tibetans were over 40 times more frequently studied than China's ethnic Han majority, and that the Uighur population was 30 times more intensely studied than the Han.
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C.T.E. has been diagnosed in all five professional hockey players whose brains were studied by Boston University, and in 92 of the 96 N.F.L. players studied, according to a university spokeswoman.
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BRUSSELS — He attended Catholic school and studied electrical engineering.
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" He studied me and remarked, "A lifestyle choice then.
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He studied piano at the New York College of Music, and later attended the New England Conservatory in Boston, where he studied the works of composers including Stravinsky, Bartok and Elliott Carter.
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Although his parents worked at a metallurgical factory, Sechin studied at a school that specialized in French and managed to get into a university in Leningrad, where he studied Portuguese and Spanish.
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"So on the train back to New York, I studied her voice and studied her movements, much to the confusion of the man sitting next to me on the train," she tells Vulture.
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With the front door locked, they studied the service entrances.
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Along the way, she also studied art and interior design.
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If you studied them, you would find a common thread.
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Ferruchi had also studied at the National University of Rosario.
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For some time, I have studied authoritarian attitudes among Americans.
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He later studied at the City University of New York.
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It hasn't been studied scientifically the way we would hope.
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Every time I was awake, I studied for another class.
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They studied fund performance from March 2000 through September 2016.
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Trouble is, the island has been poorly studied by archaeologists.
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Nuttall, however, had merely studied printing with his Liverpool uncle.
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The very reason women should be studied means they're neglected.
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You can't always wait for things to be thoroughly studied.
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You studied abroad in the US when you were 18.
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Meanwhile, the Roths studied the scene from across the street.
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And one of the most studied concepts is solar geoengineering.
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Often founders are mainlanders who have worked or studied abroad.
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First, look at the demographics of people who were studied.
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I should have studied criminology and gone to law school.
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As it turns out, researchers have studied this exact topic.
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" "I obsessively studied his every success, and his every struggle.
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Nearby, they can also watch fossils being cleaned and studied.
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The potential side effects would also need to be studied.
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Turner studied food science, and she has worked at Yum!
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Some were lured by Skowhegan, where they'd studied or taught.
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He studied under the photographers Jerome Liebling and Elaine Mayes.
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Her firm, which studied nearly 2,000 products at 6 a.m.
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Half the promotions it studied were for 2415 percent off.
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His LinkedIn profile shows that Malone studied history and journalism.
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Reva, however, studied Cosmo and watched Sex and the City.
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Back in Manhattan, he studied synthesisers at the New School.
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They studied the Torah, reading about the patriarchs and prophets.
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He studied architecture in Beijing and has remained in China.
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"It's not something that's been studied very well," Warinner says.
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I've gone past software engineering and studied machine learning, too.
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She's minoring in Jewish studies and has studied the Holocaust.
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When she studied pure math, Le Moigne read mostly French.
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I studied how my peers succeeded and modeled their behavior.
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We studied this scenario and tried to learn from it.
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I studied abroad in Peru and began eating maca there.
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Among the funds Pew studied, none met its investment target.
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And he studied your form like he was a doctor.
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The stroke risks associated with yoga have been studied before.
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She also studied art history at the University of Edinburgh.
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During my college years at Wesleyan University, I studied Sociology.
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The researchers studied a group of closely related great tits.
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Mr Tokayev is not on record as having studied it.
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It has also never been studied in comparison to fentanyl.
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From humble roots, he studied law at a Caracas university.
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She studied biology, including the neurobiology of addiction, in college.
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He studied literature and discovered a passion for medieval texts.
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Most venture capitalists in China have studied in the West.
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At UCLA, he studied the interaction between mechanics and biology.
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"I studied medicine in a proper, authorized institution," said Vallath.
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He studied hard and was quick to master new skills.
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But no one had really studied it since the '50s.
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They killed her near a college campus where she studied.
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We've studied the market and we're looking at different targets.
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Pavel studied for a while in the US near Arkadiy.
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The therapies can be understudied, or not studied at all.
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Potential psychiatric uses of MDMA have been studied for decades.
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But they couldn't be studied because they were stuck together.
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Mia, you're someone who has studied and reported on cults.
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He studied Computer Science at the Cairo University in Egypt.
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This location bias is less studied for retail stores overall.
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He also studied engraving at the Brooklyn Museum Art School.
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Do you have the disease or condition that's being studied?
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What are the possible risks of the treatment being studied?
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No one has systematically studied CBD's interactions with other drugs.
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Kattan was a good student who studied finance in college.
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Many academics argue that stolen antiquities should not be studied.
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I studied how poly people make compersion possible in relationships.
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I don't know, I haven't studied their positions that closely.
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Anjali studied in Engineering at the University of Ottawa, Canada.
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There, the US studied deployment of nuclear missiles against Russia.
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Scherzer studied video of himself, took notes, made mechanical adjustments.
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They are sick of being studied and want something done.
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She majored in physics and studied computer science and engineering.
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That's why I studied so long and continue to study.
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The researchers studied 675 kids under age 18 with NAFLD.
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After the war, he studied architecture and married Maria Letitzia.
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He has studied photographic retouching with Lacrin Studio since 2009.
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He studied business in Barcelona alongside people from across Europe.
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CDP studied 20 of the largest listed global steel firms.
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At Facebook, he led the team that studied online behavior.
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He attended Oxford University, where he studied German and French.
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When he studied similar occurrences, there was a positive outcome.
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Scientists have not studied whether mussels are harmed by oxycodone.
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He studied law at Rutgers and the University of Mississippi.
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But until recently, no one had properly studied the question.
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He won a scholarship to M.I.T. and studied electrical engineering.
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Despite having studied this space for years, I read agape.
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Harman studied foreign policy at the Institute of World Politics.
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This phenomenon is increasingly acknowledged, poorly understood and rarely studied.
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He studied foreign policy at the Institute of World Politics.
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Jubilee Cooke, now 21991, studied with Mr. Jois in 22009.
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You can be sure that Clinton has studied that moment.
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Hunter Biden studied at Georgetown University and graduated in 1992.
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"I studied really hard too," Brookes told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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Over the years that followed, he studied Buffett in action.
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He studied choreography at N.Y.U. and founded A.I.M in 2005.
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Harmon's granddaughters, who has studied the unit's history, said recently.
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Outside experts who have studied military readiness are similarly skeptical.
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This has been studied, and consistently shows the opposite effect.
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Cole studied archaeology and went back into acting after graduating.
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He studied psychology and in 1984 moved to New Hampshire.
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In 2015, researchers studied House partisanship from 1949 to 2011.
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We really studied it, and we said, 'You know what?
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The researchers studied 189 adults born between 1977 and 1982.
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Many of these artists studied abroad, and most work internationally.
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At Hong Kong's Lingnan University, Ms. Yau studied Chinese literature.
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"This particular project has been studied to death," he said.
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He inherited a microscope from his grandfather and studied microorganisms.
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I have studied how businesses thrive and why they fail.
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He studied nursing and was a former paramedic and firefighter.
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They studied the happiness of people at different income levels.
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She later studied in Paris, where she met Mr. Chamchoum.
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University College London who has studied informal settlements in Latin
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She had studied under a lawyer, without telling her husband.
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She had clearly studied the smallest particulars of their predicament.
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Doctors studied deeper and diagnosed him with the mental illnesses.
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An investment in Saudi was also being studied, Kapoor added.
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THUMP: You studied math, music, and computer science at school.
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Maybe it's a Maya Angelou piece you studied in school.
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After moving, I studied audio engineering at Full Sail University.
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I studied English, and excelled the most in language arts.
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We, in a very nerdy way, we actually studied this.
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This new approach might work, but needs to be studied.
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The link between CCR22019 and HIV is fairly well studied.
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In India, she studied engineering and computer science at university.
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I studied Bulgarian, I read, I wandered the streets downtown.
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The researchers studied 250 identical twins and 280 fraternal twins.
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Fluent in German, he studied briefly in Bonn and Cologne.
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I studied the pic and agreed that it was me.
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"So I studied it for a long time," Schneck said.
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Opposing hitters had studied their patterns and timed their pitches.
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He studied hard and got a master's degree from Princeton.
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As such, they've only studied it in humans and primates.
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In the era before cheap DNA sequencing, researchers studied families.
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I knew they existed, but I had never studied them.
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Of course, not everything can be studied by controlled trials.
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Traynor's shy, studied demeanor shifts at the mention of bees.
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Mr. Kok studied at the country's prestigious Nyenrode Business University.
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For it, both artists studied the history of Penn Station.
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In another study, the team studied two species of mussels.
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Peering through a microscope, he studied their cusps and ridges.
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"I'll memorize the number," she added, and studied the digits.
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She studied photography for a year before opening the store.
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I haven't studied it, but it's something like that. Right.
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Patricia Oresman was a social worker who studied Emily Dickinson.
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I have taught and studied negotiation for almost 20 years.
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She studied drama and dance at Bennington College in Vermont.
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He also studied with another Talmudic giant, Rabbi Aharon Kotler.
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She studied with Estelle Dennis, a noted Baltimore dance teacher.
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He also studied tangles of proteins associated with Alzheimer's disease.
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Mr. Ahad did not know what subject Mr. Ullah studied.
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One who studied with him was Dr. Joseph L. Goldstein.
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Mr. Kamprad was, like his designer wares, a studied Everyman.
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Fred was a Presbyterian minister, but he studied all religions.
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The older Bach brother studied under Pachelbel, not vice versa.
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So certainly not shocking because we've studied the single population.
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She was fluent in French and had studied in Paris.
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She briefly studied photography at the San Francisco Art Institute.
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She studied more techniques and dishes with relatives and friends.
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He studied with Ms. Arbus and gave her technical advice.
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They've studied it to understand regeneration, photosymbiosis and climate change.
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He studied instead, learning French as his first foreign language.
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He studied psychology at Penn State University, graduating in 1966.
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His team has not yet studied the issue, he said.
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Ms. Kim and her brothers studied in Switzerland as teenagers.
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He studied mechanical engineering at Kettering University in Flint, Mich.
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"I haven't studied them, so I don't know," Fischhoff says.
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Mr. Navalny has also studied computer programming while in jail.
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She studied fashion business at the Istituto Marangoni in Milan.
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In 20003, he studied with Arnold Schoenberg in Los Angeles.
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In 2017, an estimated 900,000 Chinese tertiary students studied abroad.
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His son studied as a radiotherapist, but struggled for work.
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His mother, who grew up in Minnesota, studied library science.
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They also studied incomes in areas with no agent growth.
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After taking the photograph, he studied it in the darkness.
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The exact mechanics will be studied for years to come.
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Bunny Nicole has a nice voice; she studied at Juilliard.
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I have studied really successful teachers for two decades now.
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She watched the doctor's face as he studied the screen.
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"Historically, I've studied everything from the neck down," he said.
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" Barris studied film, dreaming of becoming "the new Spike Lee.
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He went to Indiana State University, where he studied journalism.
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The comet was studied using telescopes in Hawaii and Spain.
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Does he remind you of any historical oligarchs you've studied?
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Ms. Wolfe studied literature and planned to write short stories.
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She grew up in Scarsdale, N.Y., and studied voice privately.
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But I actually first studied it before the internet era.
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He studied Arabic and was often called "Obama," he said.
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The lone female, Princess, is pregnant and still being studied.
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Mr. Chen, the chef, studied hard to learn the recipes.
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But that theory needs to be studied in future experiments.
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Mr. Edwardes studied law at Rhodes University in nearby Grahamstown.
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Then the researchers studied whether the triangles shifted over time.
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Rometty studied computer science and electrical engineering at Northwestern University.
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I studied how people react and what makes people happy.
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"I never sat down and studied with her," Toomey said.
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Keeping everyone's hair in great condition, is what I've studied.
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Reading is probably the most studied aspect of human learning.
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John Mackey, CEO of Whole Foods, studied philosophy and religion.
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Leiserowitz and his team studied its impact in real time.
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Those viruses then typically are studied in ferrets, he said.
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Only recently has CBD been studied scientifically for various disorders.
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One is Epidiolex, and the other is still being studied.
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The specimen they studied had specific textures covering its skull.
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But decades later you studied to pass the bar again.
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She simultaneously studied Judaic literature at the Jewish Theological Seminary.
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Wojcicki attended Harvard University, where she studied history and literature.
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I STUDIED ALL CARRIERS IN THE WORLD FOR MANY YEARS.
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Garimella studied the insect, and sent emails to eminent biologists.
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Brilliance being assured, I studied every aspect of his life.
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Born in Indiana, Ms. Coulter studied journalism at Penn State.
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I kept my head down and studied my way out.
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"This is not a constitutional issue I've studied," said Sen.
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As a student at U.N.C., Williams effectively studied under Smith.
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But this rainforest is the least studied and most overlooked.
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How drugs are paid for varies among the countries studied.
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Intriguingly, none of these Minimalists studied sculpture in art school.
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From there, the issue can be studied further, he added.
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He studied law and business at the University of Melbourne.
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My father read and studied extensively religious ideas and theology.
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Our own professors fought some of the battles we studied.
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The government isn't tracking it, and it's never been studied.
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The women studied a mosaic of two men holding hands.
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Bruckner studied Mozart closely, particularly his Requiem and "Jupiter" Symphony.
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When I lived in Mazar, I studied until fourth grade.
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He has studied this kind of spending since taking office.
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NHTSA has studied V2V communications for a number of years.
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This scene will be studied in parenting texts for generations.
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That's what was going on with the hummingbirds he studied.
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Ms. Sargent also studied with Josef Albers at Black Mountain.
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Leilah Weinraub studied film as a graduate student at Bard.
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We carefully studied typefaces until we found the right one.
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There, she studied under the Institute's chairman, Arthur Wesley Dow.
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The arguments raised by Trump, however, have been studied repeatedly.
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Older generations learned Russian and studied in the Soviet Union.
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We went out with the scientists who studied Lake Baikal.
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Moreno then returned to Caracas and studied for a doctorate.
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I studied psychology in college in the most classical sense.
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However, Lawless hasn't studied coverage of the 2020 primary campaigns.
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But who thinks Trump has studied Philippine politics at length?
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He studied art at the National College in Buenos Aires and the University of the Republic in Montevideo, Uruguay, before moving to New York, where he studied painting at the School of Visual Arts.
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The reason we've been able to do that is because the field of dairy science have studied so much over the last few decades, that the entire genetic sequence of the animal is studied already.
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"Glory," her first album since 2013, is her latest attempt to reclaim her place on the pop charts, which are now crowded with younger performers who have studied her the way Ms. Spears studied Madonna.
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He studied drama and engineering at Southern Methodist University but left to join the Navy during World War II. After the war he studied acting under Lee Strasberg at the Actors Studio in New York.
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The overwhelming majority of countries studied showed a drop in interest.
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He studied sports medicine at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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The millionaires Becker studied aren't afraid to fail and take risks.
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Anthropologists, theologians and sociologists have studied these so-called deathbed phenomena.
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Louis chose Ririe-Woodbury because its founders had studied with Nikolais.
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She attended Boston University, where she studied economics and international relations.
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Snakes' role in seed dispersal, however, hasn't been studied very much.
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Studied mathematical sciences, which is computer science, math, statistics, operations, research.
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I have studied the Constitution and what it means to America.
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Butina by the way, studied in Washington from 270 to 19873.
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I have studied the rules and considered their comments and evaluation.
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The research team at work on one of eight beaches studied.
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Meadows and her collaborators have studied some alternatives to oxygenic photosynthesis.
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But has he actually studied the effect of seltzer on teeth?
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" He added, "The genomes we studied reflected this mosaic of histories.
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She has studied child psychology, newborn care and resilience following trauma.
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The firm studied data received by the FCC until Aug. 22.
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Oral contraceptives are among the most studied, safest drugs in existence.
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The two studied more than 500 elections to reach that conclusion.
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Fewer than 5% of the women studied were black or Hispanic.
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SL: I've studied social and personal psychology and different spiritual practices.
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Coralie studied at Sciences Po Paris, Wharton and Harvard Law School.
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He also studied them in the lab using controlled wind tunnels.
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So I "body worshipped" and Bible studied and wept and prayed.
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David McMillan: I studied painting, but became more interested in photography.
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She also studied at MIT and received her doctorate in architecture.
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Since then, the structure has been identified and studied in humans.
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He speaks quietly, but with the studied enunciation of a thespian.
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Every physicist who has studied the idea says this is impossible.
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In most places studied, to be Orthodox is to be Russophile.
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A similar problem exists in the other countries Global Voices studied.
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I studied hard to earn grades that warranted merit-based scholarships.
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She is a gradate of NYU where she studied Broadcast Journalism.
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That process means that the seeds at NTBG can be studied.
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This is exactly why I studied journalism, cheers for hiring me.
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Scientists have studied Greenland as an analogue to ice-capped Finland.
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Here's what some of America's most famous billionaires studied in school.
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At Harvard, Ms. Hagan studied the influence of money in politics.
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"I've never really studied how to be a dad," he says.
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Although it is studied far less frequently, female birds also call.
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He studied math and computer science and physics over in France.
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Like her, Tyson had studied physics in college, but at Harvard.
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It is studied, it is serious, it is contemplative and thoughtful.
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Tse graduated from Macquarie University in 2010 where he studied accounting.
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Jigsaw also studied harassment in Wikipedia discussions to inform its work.
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The military head trauma issue has been studied much more thoroughly.
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Researchers studied 998 pregnancies lost at 20 weeks gestation or less.
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In all, the Journal studied more than 72,000 profiles on LetsMakeAPlan.org.
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We paid attention to the forms and dosages that were studied.
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Rogers has skipped skimming encyclopedias and studied the game show instead.
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Altogether, the researchers studied 43,656 patients treated by 112 EMS agencies.
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He studied piano from an early age, then gravitated to drums.
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But I studied with her and then came back to RISD.
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"Nicotine itself hasn't been largely studied compared to nothing," she says.
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I studied, I read, I educated my mind and my soul.
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But it's one of the most well-studied concepts in psychology.
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Employing Colebrook-Robjent's collection, they studied the eggs of Zambian warblers.
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Mr. Passin, 1003, studied philosophy at St. John's College in Maryland.
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Scientists studied spiritualists and sometimes concluded that their conjurings were legitimate.
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And I've studied people like Gordon Parks, a true renaissance men.
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Certainly, they deserve to be studied and displayed in a museum.
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Surely somebody's studied this—the effect of all this screen time.
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It's actually quite simple, although studied at length, it is sophisticated.
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They then performed hundreds of pit stops while Murray studied them.
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Johnson studied the Clinton transition to learn from its perceived failures.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Navalny's move would be carefully studied.
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Not so Zahra Jafari, who studied electrical engineering at Kabul University.
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Thankfully, the decisions reached by the Stanford algorithm can be studied.
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I'm not a lawyer so I hadn't studied Loving v. Virginia.
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I studied her twistout technique like I would be quizzed afterward.
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Many of the multiple sclerosis drugs ICER studied are clinically effective.
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I haven't studied it enough to give you a good answer.
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Researchers retrospectively studied 792,130 infants covered by a health insurance program.
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That's how I decided to study what I studied in college.
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But the KGB and FSB would have studied their targets carefully.
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Were you a painter or have studied art at all before?
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I have studied this matter extensively for the past six months.
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He grew up in Solo and studied computer technology in college.
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On Wednesday, he said the IPO was still being studied carefully.
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They also studied personal information obtained from some 1,400 investing partners.
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The scientists studied three possible reactions by companies to the levy.
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Researchers studied mice that were genetically engineered to develop colon tumors.
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It's the most studied drug in pregnancy & it worked for me!
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But she stresses that all five drugs studied have individual behaviors.
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Daniel Alejandro Queliz Araca Queliz studied law at Arturo Michelena University.
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Of the cards studied, 17 offered all four of these protections.
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Mr. Passin, 44, studied philosophy at St. John's College in Maryland.
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She studied the plastic card before flipping it back towards Trish.
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Paley studied poetry with W. H. Auden at the New School.
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Many of them come from Europe; even more have studied there.
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Likewise, if you studied abroad (and you have space), include that.
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He studied Political Strategy under Walter Russell Mead at Bard College.
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I dreamt of food and I studied one cookbook after another.
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Bartel has studied how music affects the brain for 20 years.
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Given everything I've seen and studied, that strikes me as unlikely.
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He studied music in Tokyo before heading for Germany in 1956.
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It also says he studied psychology at an unspecified community college.
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As far as studied nonchalance is concerned, that's how you learn.
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"I studied ancient philosophy, which is full of myths," he said.
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I'd borrow it over and over and I studied it religiously.
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On Tuesday, defended his response that he hadn't studied the issue.
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Martin Seligman has also studied the connection between positivity and performance.
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Sam pulled back the sheets and studied the mess, smiling giddily.
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Sexual deception has previously been studied from a few different angles.
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Reasons: Most top executives studied by the Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc.
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For 10 years, I've studied terrorist deradicalization initiatives around the world.
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Johnson studied mechanical engineering and enlisted in the Army in 2053.
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Around the same time, while at Amherst Academy, Dickinson studied botany.
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They studied the training methods of the Austrians, Alpine skiing's priesthood.
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I minored in religion, focused mostly on Islam and studied Arabic.
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Kerr and the Warriors studied that game before this series began.
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Three of the men died; one, who had studied swimming, survived.
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She later studied political philosophy under Isaiah Berlin at Oxford University.
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The mint sauce worm, Symsagittifera roscoffensis, is commonly studied in labs.
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A reader whose dog was among the 40 studied chimed in.
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Scripted, wooden, studied: These qualities are the opposite of Castiglione's ideal.
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She returned to the US and studied law at Harvard University.
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At Cornell University, she read Chekhov in Russian and studied piano.
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He won his way to Cambridge University, where he studied economics.
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Fridman was born in western Ukraine and studied metallurgy in college.
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Another randomized trial studied children 8 to 303 over two years.
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She studied writing at St. Mary's College in South Bend, Ind.
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Ms. Morris, an astute synthesizer, has studied and perfected them all.
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It studied the costs and delayed making a decision until 2100.
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Their mother went to university with them and studied French literature.
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I have studied powerful people and criminals for a long time.
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In college at Middlebury, she wrote fiction and studied visual arts.
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Warraich has studied and criticized the presence of medical misinformation online.
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I studied in London during my sophomore year of high school.
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Until then, he had been known for his studied, symbolic pieces.
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Son is of South Korean descent and studied at UCLA Berkeley.
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He studied acting at the State University of New York, Purchase.
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Brzezinski, Condoleezza Rice—studied or served at the nation's most prestigious
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He studied for the exam to be promoted and he passed.
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I now studied Lily, and thought that she was indeed pretty.
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Javier studied economics and biotechnology at California State University in Northridge.
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Then they studied how each factor individually correlated with the others.
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Even by Washington standards, the issue has been studied to death.
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Dr. McKee and Dr. Stern had studied Alzheimer's disease for decades.
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And that was very strong for the women I studied with.
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Before that I studied biology at the National University in Mexico.
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Is this the most dishonest administration you've ever seen or studied?
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I studied hard, I smoked, I drank, and I had sex.
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Pratik: No. I'm actually from India, and I'd already studied abroad.
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He studied philosophy in college, and he loved poetry and nature.
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VICE: You studied fine art, so what led you to photography?
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It's not even the only male contraceptive being studied right now.
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He also struggles with coaching students who haven't studied properly before.
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He studied accounting in college, and became a CPA after graduation.
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Warner: We both studied at Chapman University, graduating class of 2015.
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He studied under Benode Behari Mukherjee, Nandalal Bose, and Ramkinkar Baij.
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A long time ago I studied sculpture and performance in Miami.
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