In high school, I took extra science classes as electives.
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Treat your online classes as you would any other class.
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The University of California Santa Barbara canceled classes as well.
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I see boutique gyms and classes as an investment in myself.
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I taught classes as large as 60 students on my own.
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Mayer went on to teach symbolic systems classes as an upperclassman.
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We have the same conflicts in our classes as anyone else.
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Other resorts incorporate creative classes as part of a holistic wellness approach.
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There were wrestling and grappling classes, as well as gymnastics and calisthenics.
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We're looking at food in the other classes as well, same approach.
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Fitness studios are turning to virtual classes as large gatherings are banned
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Companies also schedule classes as team-building exercises or fund-raising events.
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There's not as much mingling of classes as there used to be.
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I have found this to be true in my fitness classes as well.
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Schools from Ohio to Vermont called off classes as the snow piled up.
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"Online classes as a film student have been quite strange," she told CNN.
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The university says he was not registered for classes as of August 26.
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Airlines have introduced new cabin classes as they face competition from low-cost airlines.
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Christina started her free, weeklong classes as a high school junior in Macomb, Michigan.
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Discontent has deepened across Venezuela's socioeconomic classes as hyperinflation has rendered wages virtually worthless.
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I will end up driving all over the place for those classes, as well.
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Schools across much of the effected Northeast have cancelled Wednesday's classes as roads remained impassable.
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First time the women's wrestling event has the same number of weight classes as men.
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"The underperformance is across asset classes as well - Spanish bonds are also underperforming," Djajasaputra said.
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The program offers additional classes as most street children have had very little formal education.
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"Think about your classes as we approach the end of the semester," implored Dr. Reder.
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The program offered two short meditation classes as well as 45- minute express yoga class.
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It is time for my son to take first communion classes as a 1st grader.
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There are other racing classes as well, with all competing during the 24-hour event.
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Discussion plays a central role in these classes, as it does in the museum proper.
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Soon, they hope to offer other types of classes as well, like yoga or pilates. Interested?
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Court records indicate Spadafora was sentenced to anger management classes as part of a plea deal.
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Other strategists have pointed out that volatility has picked up across other asset classes, as well.
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Former detainees, though, have described the classes as numbing, harsh and ultimately futile attempts at brainwashing.
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I learned to take easier classes as I got older so my transcript would look better.
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She balances a full schedule of five advanced placement classes as well as four performing arts classes.
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You mention that you studied illustration at RISD, but took as many puppetry classes as you could.
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Griffith's work has receded into the syllabuses of film classes as the movie business moved decisively on.
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She had to undergo weekly drug tests and take anger management classes as part of her probation.
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But few moments in recent history have left the chattering classes as off-kilter as this one.
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It also harshly overturned the landed and commercial classes as part of the communization of the state.
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Although the epidemic has hit Yemen's poor the hardest, it has spread among other classes as well.
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He is required to attend anger management classes as part of his sentence in the Kaplan case.
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Drivers can take English language courses as well as entrepreneurship classes as part of the deal with ASU.
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Drivers can take English-language courses, as well as entrepreneurship classes, as part of the deal with ASU.
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The Crimson Tide have more talent, thanks to six straight No. 1 recruiting classes as ranked by 247Sports.
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" Kennedy clarified to PEOPLE that given the positive social media reception, the university may add classes "as necessary.
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Over the years, Veritas built out its online live classes as well as a business around admissions consulting.
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As a student at Pratt Institute, I signed up for as many of her classes as I could.
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I've failed classes as a result of spending so much time organizing with my peers and my community.
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In the Bay Area, at least 90 schools have canceled classes as of Tuesday because of the coronavirus.
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With double Harvard degrees, she graduated in the same undergraduate and law classes as Chief Justice John Roberts.
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But a few cautioned against viewing mindfulness classes as the be-all-end-all solution to mental illness.
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They would advertise women-only workshops and classes as a means to earn money and spread the craft.
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They flitted between things to some extent, but didn't learn about as many different technology classes as the generalists.
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Built around interactive videos, games and quizzes, the platform helps students with everyday classes as well as exam preparation.
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I think for most of our clients, they are well divested globally and across different asset classes as well.
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The events range from quilt-making workshops to yoga classes, as well as presentations by different local political groups.
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They may observe animals in the wild, or give lectures and teach classes as part of an academic program.
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So far its effects have been disastrous for the middle- and lower-middle classes, as well as the poor.
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Championships won: Simultaneous champion of two weight classes, as well as world titles at light heavyweight and junior middleweight.
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The $39 membership gives users access to exactly the same live and on-demand classes as the $12.99 membership.
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La Fémis is an unusual film school: The establishment, in Paris, has no professors and no classes as such.
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He's now considering opening up more classes as word of his mad yoga skills continues to spread around the city.
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Because of this, she missed many classes, as well as the opportunity to start the advanced internship necessary to graduate.
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Struggling pupils may get extra tuition but teachers will try to keep them in the same classes as their peers.
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On Thursday, they are planning to restart classes, as they try to organise more supplies and hope the roads clear.
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I am doing something that the government classes as illegal, but on a moral standpoint I think it's perfectly reasonable.
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Public pension plans have also increased their allocation to risky asset classes as interest rates and bond yields have declined.
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Why the students were removed Syracuse said Monday that it removed the 18 students from classes as a precautionary measure.
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On Thursday, they are planning to restart classes, as they try to organize more supplies and hope the roads clear.
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Johnson had flunked his classes as a freshman at a local high school and hadn't played on the basketball team.
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Before continuous line drawings became popular jewelry mainstays, the style was often employed in art classes as a drawing exercise.
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He continued to give his Bible classes as president, but they were nonpartisan and just gave grounds for informing conscience.
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Adults have their own cooking classes, as well as a spa; and attractions like Stonehenge are a day trip away.
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Civil liberties organizations argue that Project Blitz's true motivation is to promote Christianity, not to offer classes as academic pursuits.
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Right-wing populism is typically triadic, portraying the middle classes as squeezed between two outgroups, such as foreigners and welfare "spongers".
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The Curve, a support-centre led by the council, provides knitting groups, yoga and English-language classes, as well as therapy.
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I taught my classes as usual and left my office door open for students looking to talk politics—of any persuasion.
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Coleman – when she isn't taking classes as a college sophomore or working on her tattoo apprenticeship – is also working in advocacy.
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According to WWD, the designer has been a lifelong fan of the ballet, and even took some classes as a kid.
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The school uses Microsoft's adaptive controller for disabled gamers to make the classes as widely accessible as possible to its students.
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The purge is stunning in its breadth and depth, extending into the political and business classes as well as the government.
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DJ Ecotone, a self-described wildlife D.J., as well as yoga classes as part of the Conservation Society's Elephant Yoga Challenge.
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Students had to take at least one of the school's classes as a condition of winning a spot on the trip.
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The second included 30 women, half doing mindfulness-based stress reduction exercises and the rest taking yoga classes as a control.
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Students with weak preparation don't fare well in online college classes, as recent research by professors at Harvard and Stanford shows.
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During that time, you can take as many Flywheel classes as you'd like, and they'll tally up your total Power Score.
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I continued to take the same classes as my unidentified peers and was rewarded for low effort success in easy classes.
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Since my gym membership is free because I instruct there, I try and take advantage of as many classes as possible.
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A self-proclaimed klutz, she was kicked out of ballet classes as a child for mixing up her left and right.
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The attack took place on the last day of classes, as many students prepared to leave campus and begin their summer break.
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A security evangelist, Maor regularly presents at industry events and academic master classes as well as volunteers for educational security awareness programs.
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For brands like SoulCycle and FlyWheel — the main brands in the spinning category — customers tend to pay for classes as they go.
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Amchem made clear that the court has to consider predominance in certifying settlement classes as well as litigation classes, wrote Dennis Gibson.
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So Dr. Behrendt, who is 220, teaches a wide variety of history classes as an adjunct professor at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Resort activities are plentiful and varied and include flower lei and puka shell making classes, as well as Polynesian arts and crafts.
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I've watched Bill, who has an MBA, patiently tutor younger men through their math classes as they earn GEDs and other degrees.
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I was taking art classes as electives, and suddenly I realized that I had more art electives than classes in my major.
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Some billed Sunday School classes as daycare, not education, or moved them to Saturdays, more than a dozen local Christians told Reuters.
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He added the professor was so impressed by his performance that she asked him to do it for her other classes as well.
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Teachers of classes as early as kindergarten factor good behavior into grades — and girls, as a rule, comport themselves far better than boys.
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The company last week ditched its unlimited tier, which let customers do as many classes as they wanted for just $180 per month.
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In addition to a music studio, there are field trips, counseling, vocational training and classes as part of a high school diploma program.
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Flywheel and Peloton, both cycling studios, have been adding market share quickly, and mainstream fitness companies are now offering cycling classes as well.
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The program includes traditional classes as well as service that matches job seekers with mentors who are already working in the tech industry.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) employees are undergoing mandatory classes as part of a Trump administration effort to stop unauthorized disclosures to the press.
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RPT-AMERICAN AIRLINES CEO ON COST REDUCTIONS- LOOKING AT PUSHING OUT PILOT TRAINING CLASSES AS WELL LOOKING AT ALL OF OUR AIRPORT COSTS
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I prepaid for a full month a few weeks ago, so I don't have to pay for the classes as I book them.
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Most new homes in Kenya target the middle and upper classes as it's easier to make a profit from high-end property sales.
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During the day, I direct a research laboratory, write papers, and teach classes as a professor of psychology at the University of Arizona.
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The SPCP sets a minimum number of hours of classes, as well as bloodborne pathogen training, for anyone who is accredited by the organization.
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Public transport and trash collection was reduced or halted across the country, and many schools canceled classes as teachers could not get to work.
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Think of it as "Saturday Night Live," but there are actual participants in the studio who are taking the classes as their daily routine.
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At the new park, Othman says SkateQilya will work with a local school to offer skateboard classes as part of its physical education curriculum.
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To help combat this, I attend group workout classes as often as I can and frequently take my puppy on walks around my neighborhood.
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Research suggests that students — at nearly all levels of achievement — do just as well in these blended classes as they do in traditional classrooms.
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Red Wagon Goats holds family friendly yoga classes as well as sessions for adults 21 and up, after which they serve wine and chocolate.
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They were in the midst of a mass shooting, one that may be taught in future history classes as one of the nation's worst.
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The latest took place on Wednesday in North Carolina, where some schools canceled classes as throngs of teachers and others marched in the capital.
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Now this dish can be seen all over the country, eaten by all social classes as street food or at a five-star restaurant.
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Singer also suggested to Gordon Caplan that he hire a member of Singer's staff to take classes as his daughter to improve her grades.
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Now the more insidious assault is on the middle-classes, as the one percent, represented by the government, bankers, and financial institutions, expropriate their wealth.
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This dynamic had already been proven to exist in math, physics and chemistry courses, and the study affirmed its presence in biology classes as well.
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Corinthian Colleges filed for bankruptcy protection last year, abruptly closing 28 schools and leaving 16,000 students without classes as it faced federal and state investigations.
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Though he was having success in comics, at 17 he began taking art classes as well so that he could learn to draw human figures.
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Colonialism, too, revealed the inherent contradictions of the bourgeois middle classes, as colonial racism stood in stark contrast to the claim of universal human equality.
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"'Hey, I took the same number of classes as you did,'" Padovano said, recalling the first conversation she had with Burns about the accelerated program.
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His coziness with Hitler, after all, suggests he was not totally above hobnobbing with members of the lower classes, as long as they were powerful.
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Our gym offers fitness and yoga classes, as well as top roping and bouldering, so you never get bored doing the same workout over and over.
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Most dancers find their way to the sport by way of their parents enrolling them in ballet classes as soon as they start wiggling around, i.e.
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But definitely worth your time — and should have a second life in high-school economics classes as an annual watch when the teacher is out sick.
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Montgomery was excited to try out sports like riflery and squash — which she had never heard of — and take as many science classes as she could.
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Despite the school's claim that it would separate the students, it did not, and they had three classes, as well as lunch, gym and music, together.
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Tine, an artist and mother of three, works with refugee children and says she has plans to introduce cooking classes as part of her classroom projects.
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Even within those two broad asset classes, as not all investments necessarily move in lockstep, your portfolio's makeup can eventually no longer resemble your original strategy.
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Several years ago I found myself rereading books my daughter had been assigned in her high school literature classes, as a path to neutral conversational ground.
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The lawsuit claims that the student has suffered severe emotional trauma due to the incident and has withdrawn from classes as well as changed her major.
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Schools across a broad section of the nation canceled classes as the dangerous freeze descended, and some said they were pondering canceling classes again on Thursday.
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Earlier this week, NBCUniversal announced the acquisition of Craftsy, a Denver-based startup that sells videos of crafts classes, as well as craft supplies and kits.
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Pryor's vision was to bring spin studios to underserved areas, including suburban markets beyond the coasts, with classes as low as $18 (compared to SoulCycle's $36).
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Kim Richards is staring down an arrest warrant in her shoplifting case because she's ditching her AA classes ... as far as the court is concerned, anyway.
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Since then he has successfully run cooking classes as well as craft sessions, but he has also been tempted back into practicing law on a freelance basis.
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Regardless, it's undeniable the almost 1-year-old kangaroo has touched many lives during his stay, having visited special education classes as well as hospice care facilities.
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Worried about college debt from an early age, Osborne decided to take as many college classes as she could while the costs were covered, she tells PEOPLE.
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After missing too many days of school and falling behind in his classes as a freshman, Iverson turned his attendance around in his sophomore year, Kozlowski says.
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When the war ended he returned to Britain and continued to earn success in the ring, moving up through the weight classes as he advanced in years.
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Katz was enrolled beginning in September 2014, but he was not registered for classes as of August 26, 2018 and did not live on campus, Lawson said.
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Note to teachers: This lesson was written primarily for math teachers, but social studies instructors will likely find plenty of resources useful for their classes as well.
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During their occupation, the students spruced up the cinema and made it active again, screening movies and hosting debates and theater classes, as well as soccer games.
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The university sent a letter to the Yeshiva community on Tuesday saying it was "disinfecting all relevant common areas" and would continue to operate classes as usual.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Chronic lower back pain is equally likely to improve with yoga classes as with physical therapy, according to a new study.
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Forty-nine percent of students are women, compared to 38 percent for econ classes as a whole (and 40.5 percent for the second semester of Ec 10).
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Soon after McCants alleged he took phony classes as an undergraduate, the school distanced itself from a player who had a major role in a national title run.
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So a pure per capita cap system — what's typically known as a "block grant" — would encourage states to drop as many members of high-cost classes as possible.
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Sweetin began taking tap and ballet classes as a 3-year-old girl, and when she starred on Full House, the writers would incorporate dancing into her role.
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A facility for children ages 4 months to 12 years, it offers gymnastics, karate, dance and music classes, as well as summer camps, Lego events and birthday parties.
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Some of them tested in reading classes as primary 3 [usually for children aged 8 to 9], and they were supposedly in their last year of high school.
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But here in Chicago, they let me dance as a girl and let me take classes as a girl, and they wouldn't let me do that at Juilliard.
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Perla Nino, a student at Chapman University in Orange County, California—which is still continuing with classes as normal—believes that her university is handling the situation well.
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It began with yoga and meditation, then expanded to sound baths and fitness classes, as well as "smash therapy," where participants make a piñata and then destroy it.
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But many parents feel blamed and judged for their children's problem behavior, Dr. Blum said, and they may interpret being sent to parenting classes as still another accusation.
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With an early obsession with bright colors, King took art classes as a kid, but didn't take it up again until the last year of her master's program.
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Catholic religion classes are part of the school's curriculum for all students regardless of their religion and Laachraoui would have attended those classes as any other student, Pellegrini said.
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High spending on diversity officials also leads to fewer classes, as well as higher tuition fees, which make it harder for minorities, who are disproportionately poor, to attend college.
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Catholic religion classes are part of the school's curricula for all students independent of their religion, and Laachraoui would have attended those classes as any other student, Pellegrini said.
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Matt Bevin signed House Bill 128 into law Tuesday, giving local school boards the option to create Bible literacy classes as a part of a school's social studies curriculum.
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By requiring members actually to attend classes as rituals of loyalty, Mr Xi is tightening his grip over the party's 88m members and, he hopes, strengthening the party itself.
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While MDC still uses traditional labels like "hip-hop," many of the instructors I spoke with, including Saunders and Watkins, were reluctant to identify their classes as one genre.
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However, until we are able to attract the top quarter of the graduating high school classes, as is the case in Finland, we cannot expect the situation to improve.
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In test regattas in Rio last year, few sailors managed to dominate their classes as light-wind specialists were forced to race in heavy wind courses and vice versa.
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Although that incident took place at Yaddo, not in a classroom, I'm curious how you feel about creative writing classes as someone who has both taken and taught them.
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The book comprises the writings of the school's journalism and broadcasting classes as well as work by the student reporters and editors of the school newspaper, The Eagle Eye.
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The challenge now is to balance those groups with the postindustrial classes as well, and to strengthen the productive economy against the largely fictional economy of administrators and clerks.
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More than half of the school-age children living in South Sudan are not enrolled in classes, as the civil war gripping the country drags into its third year.
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The School offers a free lecture series, evening and Saturday classes as well as a full program of exhibitions, twelve months a year, free and open to the public.
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Though juggling practice and classes as a Yale University freshman, the 19-year-old Chen became U.S. champion for the third straight year in January with a powerful free skate.
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But Democrats drilled into arguments that they are best equipped to boost the working and middle classes as they elbow to gain ground in a field of two dozen strong.
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While answering fan questions, Olivia said she wasn't sure how she planned to balance her social media career while taking classes as a freshman at the University of Southern California.
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They argue this could be reason to require all MDs to take classes as well, and the Trump Administration's Chris Christie- led opiate commission recommended that such training be mandated.
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I spent the weekend taking as many yoga classes as I could handle, but I couldn't erase the feeling in my stomach; something horrible and fucked up had just happened.
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"Cryptocurrency volatility is unspectacular relative to other asset classes, as long as you use the right comparisons," said Ari Paul, CIO and managing partner at cryptocurrency investment firm BlockTower Capital.
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Even before the new blackout order, the University of California, Berkeley announced it was canceling all Saturday afternoon classes, as well as other indoor events and activities scheduled through Sunday.
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The Florida Senate is set to vote Thursday on a bill that would count computer programming classes as foreign language credits in high school graduation and state university admission requirements.
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But even after the draft ended in 1973, the military focused its recruiting efforts on the middle and lower classes, as well as those with service history in their families.
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Many are spreading their newfound knowledge through food collectives, offering meal prep services, catering and cooking classes, as well as education on the environmental and political benefits of meatless diets.
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Inmates earn up to 10 days "good time" credit each month by attending programs and classes as well as working inside the jail, say Jonathan Darling, the sheriff's office spokesman.
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She figures it will cost her about $15,000, so she'll continue braiding and attend night classes as long she can get someone to look after her 6-year-old daughter.
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Skeletons and cadavers draped with putrified flesh cavorted with the living in murals and woodcuts, mingling with people from across social classes as reminders of the fate they all shared.
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A new report by Hakim El Karoui for the Institut Montaigne, a liberal think-tank, recommends an increase in official Arabic classes as a means of curbing hard-line Islamist teaching.
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While answering fan questions, Olivia Jade said she wasn't sure how she planned to balance her social media career while taking classes as a freshman at the University of Southern California.
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We took the same lower division chemistry and biology classes as the pre-med students, but also all of the physics, mathematics, and computer science courses with the other engineering students.
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He took computer-science classes as a student at Colgate University and learned HTML code to get his parents' business onto the internet, he told the school's alumni magazine in 2016.
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Rather than a traditional degree consisting of four consecutive years after high school, students can accumulate six years of Stanford classes as it suits them and their career throughout their lives.
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Niteo is a one-semester program that offers resilience, wellness and academic skills classes, as well as coaching to students from all over the county on leave for mental health reasons.
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We may have the same number of people in classes as we did a few years ago but we are making less money [per person] so revenue has continued to drop.
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She'd gained admission to an elite high school in Switzerland and her father, Hector, gave her Nxivm classes as a farewell present in 803, before she was set to leave for Europe.
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Not only is he a charming classroom presence who makes the classes as engaging and fun as they are informative, he is a marketer with experience working for Amazon, Hertz, and more.
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Nearly one in five parents say they plan on spending over $2,000 per child for summertime child-care services, and that includes summer camps, classes, as well as daily babysitters or nannies.
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Hedge fund traders look at ratios like this when making a direct comparison between two different securities or asset classes, as a way of finding relative value trade opportunities between asset classes.
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But the clincher for Nissan, analysts say, is Mitsubishi's portfolio that is dominated by SUVs, increasingly popular with the region's growing middle classes, as well as small cars favored in emerging economies.
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Inmates can earn up to 10 days "good time" credit each month by attending programs and classes as well as working inside the jail, Jonathan Darling, the sheriff's office spokesman, told PEOPLE.
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Earlier in the day, more than a thousand secondary school students held a separate rally in support of the protests, calling on their peers to boycott classes as the new year began.
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She is a happy, successful, well-adjusted kid who is also "killing it in her classes" (as Arthur C. Brooks says of his daughter) and making her mark as a dance student.
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In her complaint, she contends the lack of a clear reporting procedure added to the stress of being assaulted and that she had to drop one of her classes as a result.
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In addition to 25 new live cooking classes every week, Food Network Kitchen will have a library of 800 on-demand classes as well as 5 daily cooking classes added each weekend.
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More than that, many address issues of social or political justice, "often acknowledging sources in and sympathies with less privileged classes," as exhibition co-curator Marcia Reed writes in an accompanying volume.
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Last year, more than half the 220 students who started Manhood Development classes as freshmen — the first graduating class — headed off to college with scholarships from the local nonprofit East Bay College Fund.
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Best Wi-Fi, which Routehappy classes as comparable to a home connection and capable of streaming media, is now available on 16 percent of available seat miles worldwide, more than doubling from 2016.
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Fitness class startup ClassPass rocked its subscribers Wednesday with news that the business is axing its unlimited tier, which allowed people to attend as many fitness classes as they wanted for $190/month.
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The three new classes, as well as the Destiny 1 classes that are confirmed to be returning (Striker, Gunslinger, and Voidwalker), are focused on causing large amounts of damage as quickly as possible.
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Better coordinate monetary and fiscal policies, so that more money ends up in the hands of people who will spend it (the lower and middle classes) as opposed to saving it (the wealthy).
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" The strategist said markets are in for a "rollercoaster ride," adding that the best strategy at present is to diversify across asset classes as it is "too early to add aggressively to risk.
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Dore (pronounced DOR-ee), as she was known, attended Saturday art classes as a child and, in her teens, studied painting with Moses Soyer at the New School for Social Research in Manhattan.
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During a hike though Griffith Park in L.A., Wilson revealed she was extremely shy as a child, and that her mother used acting classes as a way of prying her out of her shell.
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Harvard University will begin online classes as of March 23 and has asked students not to return to campus after spring break — an order that generated chaos as enrollees figured out last-minute plans.
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The mostly white parents who have been critical of the plans have said they are concerned about how struggling students will fare in the same classes as students with higher test scores and grades.
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The University of Southern California and other schools have reported incidents of racist and pornographic language and imagery crashing their internal Zoom classes, as well as companies like Chipotle and even book club meetings.
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The lawsuits against Trump University allege that the get-rich-quick seminar company, which promoted the classes as "the next best thing to being Trump's apprentice," conned countless wannabe business moguls out of their cash.
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The dozens of Americans quarantined at a US Air Force base in California over the coronavirus have described taking boxing, Zumba, and even accounting classes as ways to pass the time, The Washington Post reported.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's conservative People's Party wants children who do not speak "sufficient" German to take compulsory language classes as a condition for being allowed to attend school, party leader Sebastian Kurz said on Wednesday.
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It was developed by educators and researchers at the University of Turku, and multiple studies show it effectively curbs bullying by focusing on classes as a whole, instead of addressing individual bullies and their victims.
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Many cases never came to light because the city declines to publicly identify bodies in the morgue or to name those transferred to medical schools or mortuary classes as cadavers, citing privacy for the dead.
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Doctoral students usually receive a small stipend for their studies — on average $216,2000 but perhaps double that for students in the sciences — and are almost always expected to teach classes as they complete their degrees.
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Limp said that "you're going to be able to have live classes as well," which makes it sound like this will be a pretty full-featured competitor to something like what Peloton offers for fitness.
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I was on a bridge over the Nile in Cairo, just a few blocks from the apartment I was renting that semester while I took Arabic classes as part of a post–high school gap year.
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Still, these aptly named skin atlases were in high demand when they first emerged in Europe in the early 19th century, collected by members of the middle and upper classes as fascinating additions to their libraries.
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Just like the players I idolized as a child in 2006, today's players wear the same uniform and play in the same arena as the guys with whom I had classes as a student years later.
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But the vast majority required no elite education: they were made to be enjoyed by the busy and affluent merchant classes as much as by the samurai and noble daimyo, who increasingly dwelled in the cities.
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About two years ago, his passion led Mr. Pietrus to Florence, Italy, and the Metallo Nobile jewelry school, a place that he chose for its design classes as much as its lessons on Renaissance jewelry history.
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Mozart's very courageous and breathtaking gesture is to treat all people of all classes as equals in the quartets and sextets and trios, where people of very different social status are treated equally by the music.
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As we reported ... Baldwin was arrested for assault after the incident, but cut a deal in January to plead guilty to a lesser charge of harassment in the 2nd degree and accept anger management classes as punishment.
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Even assuming that emerging-market stocks will go back to being one of the best-performing asset classes, as was the case a decade ago, the countries that led the past rally might not lead a resurgence.
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President Trump on Tuesday night will argue that immigration is the issue that illustrates the split between the country's working and political classes as he pushes for stricter immigration policies in his State of the Union address.
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In a blog post that is going viral, as they say, this week, author John Michael Greer defined these four classes as the Investment Class, the Salary Class, the Hourly Wage Earning Class, and the Welfare Class.
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The White House struggled on Thursday to defend its new tax plan against criticism that it would help the rich at the expense of lower classes, as Republicans in Congress prepared to move ahead with actual legislation.
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With the city's approval, any principal can adopt a black-centric curriculum — with black teachers, and a focus on black culture in literature, history and art classes — as long as the school complies with state educational standards.
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Although the agreement must be ratified by a majority of its members to take effect, teachers may return to classes as early as Thursday, the union said in a statement issued before the start of the school day.
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As hate crimes and discrimination against the LGBTQ community continue to increase in the wake of the election, combat gyms and martial arts studios across the country are offering free self-defense classes as a show of support.
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By 15 she had moved with her mother to New York, where twice-daily voice lessons were supplemented with piano, harmony, theory, French and Italian classes, as well as fencing lessons and gym workouts three times a week.
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" Vanessa from New York, a former tumbler and gymnastics fan who continues to take gymnastics classes as an adult, said: "Do I even continue to watch this sport, or do I show my anger in not supporting U.S.A.G.?
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"However, 8th Grade ELA teachers will offer the opportunity for interested students to participate in an in-depth book study of the novel during regularly scheduled classes as well as the optional after school sessions," Mr. Powell said.
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Exhale Spa, which has 23 locations across the US, operates a full-service spa and fitness facility with a state-of-the-art gym and slate of fitness classes, as well as pampering massages, facials, and other treatments.
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" Williams detailed the multiple requests she made to the production team to better perform her role, including dance and voice classes, as well as a different wig and "a pair of fake teeth not made out of rubber.
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I would go to my math and science classes as a kid and pick the desk all the way in the back of the room because I always expected myself to fail at those subjects, because I'm a girl.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House struggled on Thursday to defend its new tax plan against criticism that it would help the rich at the expense of lower classes, as Republicans in Congress prepared to move ahead with actual legislation.
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They routinely decry the party's alleged abandonment of the "working class"—a broad-brush indictment that obscures the wide support Trump drew from whites of all classes, as well as Hillary Clinton's plurality of support from working-class Americans.
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You can save on Udemy online classes as well, such as the iOS 12 & Swift - The Complete iOS App Development Bootcamp and the Complete Python Bootcamp: Go from zero to hero in Python 3, which are both priced at $11.99.
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The Obama administration has made Asia a centerpiece of its larger foreign policy strategy, seeing the region and its burgeoning middle classes as central to future U.S. economic growth: an enormous market for American exports that can create jobs at home.
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When Google-backed ClassPass first launched in May of 2013, users flocked to the fitness start-up, which offered $99 monthly unlimited plans, allowing them to take as many classes as they wanted at various boutique workout studios in their region.
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Investors are trying to draw parallels between these publicly traded companies and private venture-funded companies, but a number of differences exist between these two types of investment opportunities (or "asset classes," as we refer to them in fund lingo).
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The two run multiple businesses from a 19th-century, three-story building in Manhattan's West Village, including their joint ventures: Calliope (a home goods store that also offers art classes) as well as And&And (a 2,500-square-foot event space).
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In the time since their daughter's death, Tina and Jerry established a non-profit foundation called London Strong, which offers small-cost CPR/AED training classes as a way to raise money and place defibrillators around the community to save lives.
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Despite its simple format –it treats all asset classes as equally risky— the leverage ratio is considered more effective than capital adequacy ratios in capturing fragilities in the banking sector, as it cannot be gamed through subjective assignments of risk weights.
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And so the current students of America's most selective schools have perfect or close to perfect SAT scores, 4.0 GPAs, as many AP classes as they can possibly take, tons of extracurricular activities, and generally less sleep than is medically recommended.
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But even though Trump has spent his time in the White House pushing policies that benefit the monied classes as opposed to workers, it remains a simple truth that it's a lot harder to get by than it used to be.
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In the final run-up to her moment in the spotlight, Ms. Middleton has reportedly been on an intensive three-month bridal boot camp, which includes yoga, Pilates, spinning, cardio training, dance and meditation classes, as well as specially prepared meals.
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As her dad's chief caretaker — he's an Iraq War veteran with trauma and addiction issues — Mickey's daily routine is stretched between his needs, her classes as a high school senior and her after-school job at a local taxidermist's shop.
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To be sure, I have saved and treasured letters of appreciation from students who write to let me know how they are using what I taught in their careers, students in the very same classes as those of the discontented.
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Higher spikes in volatility in other asset classes, as measured by the VIX or "fear index" in equities, or in the U.S. Treasury market, underline investor nerves but have not spilled over into markedly bigger swings in the prices of currencies.
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Far from being an 'alternative', it is clear that investors have come to rely on these asset classes as integral parts of their portfolios given good returns in recent years and low correlation between these investments and more traditional equities and bond markets.
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The legacy of Italian neorealism is particularly notable, both in his subject matter — the focus on the plight of the lower classes — as well as his preference for shooting on location rather than in the studio, and infusing his images with lyrical symbolism.
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The hollowing out of the middle classes, as salaried workers see their jobs threatened by artificial intelligence and globalisation and their dreams of home ownership destroyed by rising property prices, is increasing the number of people who are sympathetic to Corbyn-style socialism.
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Duterte had a 91 percent approval rating, according to a July 20 poll, but certain segments of the population, such as the middle and upper income classes, as well as non-government institutions including the church, have voiced their unease with his policies.
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Africa has the fastest growing cities in the world, with 40 percent of its one billion people in towns and cities, but most new homes target the middle and upper classes as it is easier to make a profit from high-end sales.
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Girls in India often lack safe spaces and choose to stay at school after classes as they fear returning to crowded family houses where they feel vulnerable to harassment and attack, said Kumar of Naadi, which runs after-school clubs for girls.
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" John Stuart Mill devoted chapters of Principles of Political Economy to the class structure of the modern economy and its premodern predecessors and observed that "all privileged and powerful classes, as such, have used their power in the interest of their own selfishness.
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It will sell a $1,700 bag and $39 per month streaming classes (as well as a $20/month app-only option), but a launch video suggests it will also offer cycling and running classes, and will sell you the necessary Technogym equipment for that.
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This has contributed to a further blurring between individual asset classes as investors increase their focus on underlying return drivers with the ultimate objective of achieving true diversity and making their portfolios more robust in the face of the increasingly volatile and uncertain macroeconomic environment.
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What Is It: BarreWorks Studio, a boutique barre fitness studio that offers traditional barre sculpting classes as well as cardio sculpt and HIIT classes Who Tried It: Gabrielle Olya, PEOPLE writer and reporter Level of Difficulty: 7 (on a scale of 1 to 10).
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"I don't think I've ever really been too keen on talking about much of anything I do, music or otherwise," Then he adds that the idea of discussing his own music feels like when his parents would ask him about his classes as a kid.
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In an amended complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Marshall, Texas, Peloton accused Flywheel's Fly Anywhere exercise bike of infringing a patent issued on June 18 covering a method of displaying live and archived exercise classes, as well as three older, related patents.
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The latest: A potentially significant flash flood event along the upper Texas coast and Houston may set up overnight, the National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center tweeted just before 11pm ET. Schools across the region canceled Wednesday classes as a precaution, the Houston Chronicle reports.
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"I decided not to go even if I could, because it hurts me deeply to see ordinary people of my country being rejected for what might be their legal right to have access to their children abroad or to their school classes as students," Ms. Alidoosti said.
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If you're heading to a spa, for example, be sure to book treatments and fitness classes as far in advance as possible because many spas can be fully booked on weekends, and exercise classes, such as spinning, may have a limit on the number of participants.
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Business regulations are more relaxed, tax policies are more generous to the rich, social safety net programs are stingier, and protections for workers are weaker than they would be if our political decision makers came from the same mix of classes as the people they represent.
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I took as many dance classes as I could that summer, using all of my lifeguarding money, even though each class confirmed what I already had known, deep down: My stage presence was suburban-high-school-drama-kid good, but I wasn't cut out to be a professional.
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The developments might make an older investor, perplexed (if not bothered) by millennial optimism, ask, What's wrong with the way people have been investing for decades, putting money into core equity and bond asset classes as a means of diversifying their wealth, to protect principal and grow assets?
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Poverty and inequality do get reduced, though not by redistribution from rich to poor, but rather by redistribution within classes — as the American sociologist Arthur Stinchcombe once put it, from the healthy to the unhealthy, from the young to the old and from the lucky to the unlucky.
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We imagine these quizzes might be particularly useful in geography, global history and E.L.L. classes as a quick way to expand students' understanding of the world, but we also hope anyone interested in learning more about the world's diverse peoples and places will enjoy testing their geographic knowledge.
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Inevitably, Indian's retro approach makes the brand a head-to-head competitor for Harley-Davidson, offering bikes in the touring, cruiser and midsize classes as well as the popular bagger category, or bikes carrying saddlebags but not the full windscreen and gear of a long-distance touring machine.
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"My amazing wife, April, and I met as law students at Georgetown University – I'll never regret rearranging my entire class schedule just to make sure I was in all the same classes as the smart, beautiful first-year law student from Idaho," Delaney wrote on his campaign website.
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Working with experts in child development, the mom of three — who was first inspired while taking parenting classes as a new mother — founded Whole Child International, a nonprofit dedicated to teaching caregivers and government officials how to create a more loving and nurturing environment for the children in their care.
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Since 2017, Apple Stores worldwide have offered free classes as part of the in-store programming called Today at Apple, and now, Apple is launching 58 new sessions to teach customers everything from sketching architecture to app prototyping — and you don't have to own the latest Apple products to participate.
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Among those on the chain include a mom who bought her son a series of classes as a postgraduate course, two Austrian natives who obtained visas and apartments in the United States to take Dubspot courses, as well as various other students whose stories seemed to follow a similar theme.
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In a Friday morning appearance on "Fox & Friends," Liberty University President and staunch Trump ally Jerry Falwell Jr. announced that Liberty, a Christian University in Virginia, will continue holding in-person classes as colleges around the country move to online classes to mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.
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Even though Spider-Man went toe-to-toe with Captain America and the MCU's other biggest heroic power players in Civil War, Homecoming is a constant reminder that he's a newbie hero and a 15-year-old kid, dealing with Spanish tests and chemistry classes as much as he's dealing with criminal throwdowns.
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Today, Discovery announced the U.S. launch of its Food Network Kitchen subscription service, which will bring daily live and on-demand cooking classes as well as step-by-step instructional cooking videos and more to Amazon Echo devices, including the smart screen Echo Show, as well as Fire TV, Fire tablets and smartphones.
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"I decided not to go even if I could, because it hurts me deeply to see ordinary people of my country being rejected for what might be their legal right to have access to their children abroad or to their school classes as students," Ms. Alidoosti told The New York Times in an interview.
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While still appropriate for 'BBB' category REITs, Fitch believes self-storage REITs should have higher contingent liquidity ratios than similarly rated REITs in other asset classes, as asset granularity increases the time and number of properties necessary to aggregate a collateral pool and self-storage has relatively less institutional interest compared to other asset classes.
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Osteen's handling of Lakewood during Harvey has, however unwittingly, only played into wider public stereotypes about the hypocrisy of those who subscribe to the prosperity gospel movement After Harvey hit this past weekend, the church announced that it would be closed for its regular Sunday services and classes as a result of the storm.
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By the nineties, however, the more striking phenomenon was a general encanaillement"—or slumming—"of the possessing classes—as it were: starlet princesses and sleazeball presidents, beds for rent in the official residence and bribes for killer ads, disneyfication of protocols and tarantinization of practices, the avid corteges of the nocturnal underpass or the gubernatorial troop.
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"It completes the set of instruments that regulators are interested in from a risk mitigation perspective and we view it as the extension of EMIR-like reporting into different asset classes as the reporting mechanisms are very similar," said Andrew Douglas, CEO of the DTCC's European GTR and managing director of government relations for EMEA/Asia.
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Towns with fewer working-class people on their city councils devote smaller shares of their budgets to social safety net programs; an analysis I conducted in 2013 suggested that cities nationwide would spend approximately $22.5 billion more on social assistance programs each year if their councils were made up of the same mix of classes as the people they represent.
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The EJD program is a roughly three-year commitment of time and money — the exact length as many JD programs (although Concord's JD takes four years) — the completion of which does not make EJD students eligible to sit for the bar exam in any state, which means they are unable to practice law despite sitting in many of the same classes as JD students.
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Rumors have been swirling around a potential fight with GSP moving up a weight class to face newly-minted UFC middleweight titleholder Michael Bisping to cement his legacy as one of the few figures to have held multiple UFC titles at different weight classes—as well as becoming the man to have won the most fights in UFC history, an honour he presently shares with Bisping.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday night will argue that immigration is the issue that illustrates the split between the country's working and political classes as he pushes for stricter immigration policies in his State of the Union address.
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While whoever is hired for that job will ultimately shape the vision for how to use the gift, Dr. Tisch said in an interview that she hoped the library would be able to expand popular offerings like English language classes, as well as to add job training courses, after-school homework help and programs aimed at exposing students to the rich holdings of the system's four research centers.
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" Katie Parcelli's bitmoji Nashville, Tennessee Snap score: 25,489 Goes on Snapchat 3-5 times a day Oliver Reddy's Bitmoji Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Snap score: 53,149 Uses Snapchat "probably" every day, "I love it" Tyler Winther's bitmoji Washington, D.C. Snap score: 59,836 Goes on Snapchat 5 times a day without getting Snaps, 15 times when getting Snaps "[The IPO] has been brought up in some of my business classes as well as my internship in PR and marketing.
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