Tyler also had a room filled with photos of his classmates — classmates who had bullied him.
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He sold illegal cable boxes to his classmates, stole from the cafeteria, and even from many of his classmates.
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One of my former classmates was writing speeches for Obama; one of his former classmates needed help dressing herself.
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"I felt supported by some classmates, but the majority of my classmates did not seem to be supportive," Mya recalls.
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After all, the better the college, the better the professional network opportunities, through alumni, parents of classmates and eventually classmates themselves.
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Group texts with other classmates, classmates with iPhones, some of whom have AirPods and Apple Watches themselves, are seamless, fast and easy.
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Of students who were out to their classmates, more than half (5653%) reported that their classmates supported them as a transgender person.
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Unfortunately, the needs of her classmates exceeded what was in Sunshine's piggy bank: She has 20 classmates and only half can afford milk.
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Meanwhile, studies show that college students vastly overestimate the amount of alcohol their classmates drink, and the amount of sex their classmates are having.
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Her classmates will wear her favorite colors Rayina's classmates will dress in pink and purple, her favorite colors, for a remembrance later this week.
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They encourage compliance not only by the family that is directly affected, but also by their neighbours, and by the families of classmates and siblings' classmates.
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"Classmates don't let classmates get away with wage theft," she tweeted with a screenshot of the exchange that was shared widely on the social media platform.
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Parties, in the backyards of classmates' suburban homes when their parents were away, would often attract hundreds of students from nearby private schools, his classmates recall.
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Classmates say he kept a hit list Former high school classmates said that he had a "hit list" of people he wanted to kill or rape.
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According to former classmates and neighbors, who spoke to various media outlets, Crusius was a loner, who didn't interact with his classmates and shunned organized school activities.
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Multiple former classmates of Kavanaugh's have defended his character following his testimony, but additional ex-classmates have suggested that the judge misled the committee about his drinking habits.
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NPR reported Michigan middle school students chanting "build a wall" at Latino classmates and a Los Angeles student was allegedly told by classmates that she would be deported.
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Four former classmates and two parents of former classmates said in interviews that they thought Paige and her family had blown the problems at the school out of proportion.
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You and your classmates have chosen and been chosen by the same school, which means that your classmates are typically people whose abilities and interests are comparable to your own.
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As Ramirez and her former classmates alike told the New Yorker's Ronan Farrow and Jane Meyer, Ramirez said she was frequently targeted for bullying and humiliation by her male Yale classmates.
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Fifty percent of respondents said they self-censored because they worried their classmates would judge them, while 28503 percent reported worrying they would offend their classmates if they shared their opinions.
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Reaching out to classmates The decision mirrored Kavanaugh's steps two weeks earlier to reach out to former classmates as some came forward to speak about their relationships with him decades ago.
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"We went into the classroom and showed the children a big display board with pictures of all the classmates and told them to nominate which classmates they liked to play with," Roubinov said.
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He was also bullied by classmates asking "what" he was.
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I honestly cannot imagine my life here without my classmates.
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Darbi's classmates were clamoring for the "gross details," she said.
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Choose wisely — it's what your classmates will remember you by.
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Some have watched guns steal away family, friends, and classmates.
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Kavanaugh's team also communicated with former classmates, according to NBC.
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I had classmates who used to call me a Spic.
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In some cases, he raised the grades of his classmates.
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But the universe — or rather, his classmates — had other plans.
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But instead of opening fire on his classmates on Feb.
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But his beef with his former classmates didn't end there.
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Her classmates jumped into the pond to pull her out.
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Li had tried to warn his medical school classmates Dec.
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And other classmates came together to raise money for him.
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We see Patty being teased and harassed by her classmates.
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Yes: Mara's classmates explode, and yes, it is not cute.
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Though some classmates say he may have been bullied. Watch.
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He played football; beloved by his classmates and his teachers.
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She told me all her classmates did the same thing.
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That key distinction helps teachers and classmates tell them apart.
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Her classmates were incredibly supportive of her accomplishments, she added.
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In all, 12 of their classmates died in the massacre.
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At Bennington College, Gloria's past ostracized from her wealthy classmates.
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And, annoyingly, my classmates were pretty amazing at this move.
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Where did the currents of life take your fellow classmates?
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My classmates drove German luxury cars and the occasional Ferrari.
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She says that six of her classmates have been killed.
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Extra school chores take students away from schoolwork and classmates.
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The classmates reunited in Washington, DC, where Walker still lives.
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Will he be able to enjoy birthday cupcakes with classmates?
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Dahlia's school and classmates were supportive of her unique outfit.
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This places disadvantaged children roughly two grades behind their classmates.
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All but one of her son's 32 classmates had died.
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We sold them to all my classmates for a buck.
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Ma was scrawny and often got into fights with classmates.
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Eventually, his classmates join in when he again faces expulsion.
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Her classmates flinch when they see her, afraid she'll hit.
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I had to ask my classmates for help with translation.
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My classmates were very warm, and my teachers were fantastic.
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There were crushes on classmates and crushing moments of betrayal.
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" Fallon joked that the students "won't be classmates any more.
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She and her classmates use the workroom for model making.
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Students enjoyed sharing their ideas and identifying their classmates' techniques.
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They are our neighbors, our children's classmates and our friends.
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Students turn to classmates to study for Advanced Placement exams.
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So, we started searching AOL profiles to find classmates. Okay.
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To her classmates, Princess Charlotte will be just another kid.
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Friends and classmates of mine died in that faraway place.
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One boy helped some of his classmates buckle their seatbelts.
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He also liked staying connected to his classmates through sports.
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My classmates who came over thought it was very peculiar.
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I'm pretty sure my fellow classmates feel the same way.
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Are your classmates also conservative, or are you an outlier?
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They argued bitterly, prompting Isaiah to move in with classmates.
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Like her classmates, Kat is eager to grow up — fast.
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But in Uzbekistan, didn't your classmates call you a terrorist?
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Some of her white classmates gave it a cool welcome.
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With his death, his classmates decided they had had enough.
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Apart from the bullying, there's also extra attention from classmates.
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A few classmates went to college at Washington and Lee.
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I never saw my classmates or my teachers ever again.
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I was a teenager and watched with several dozen classmates.
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His classmates laughed; the nun teaching the class stopped him.
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Why don't my classmates stand during the Pledge of Allegiance?
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Georgi's classmates were dismayed that Sweden intended to deport him.
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But, within a week, he was joking around with classmates.
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So her classmates held a surprise pinning ceremony for her.
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Friends and classmates often make extremely rude and ignorant comments.
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Still, the gravity is lost on some of his classmates.
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Classmates threw food at her and her friends at 17.
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Your impetuous classmates could complicate the task of first responders.
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His classmates take the campaign just as seriously as Payton.
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Finally, share your piece with your classmates or another audience.
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"He told some classmates, 'Today is the day,' " Riquelme said.
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Inviting female classmates, he said, might upset the group's harmony.
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Strangers would thank them and their classmates for their service.
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Her classmates, she said, have long perceived her as feminine.
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The left raced to condemn the boy and his classmates.
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It's an achievement his high school classmates could have predicted.
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They are often teased by classmates about their immigration status.
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Other classmates' parents came from Algeria, Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Mali.
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Anthony Borges, 16, took five bullets to protect his classmates.
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Name by name, Soto's classmates were announced over the intercom.
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I noticed that my classmates and I were always optimizing.
|
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But his indigenous features were a curiosity to his classmates.
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Make two lists and share your ideas with your classmates.
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CORRECTION: Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh were never classmates.
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"You guys continue reading your books," he told his classmates.
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Most were former classmates whom I had lost touch with.
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It turns out a lot of my classmates can relate.
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All my classmates knew that and judged me for it.
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They've been paying McClung's classmates to film his moves for months.
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It's bad enough facing bullying from your classmates as a teenager.
|
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Juntti and her classmates are trying to change the conversation immediately.
|
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The wallet contained pictures of classmates she hadn't seen in years.
|
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Blackledge earned the right to speak to his classmates as valedictorian.
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Because we're studying food, my classmates really know how to potluck.
|
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In his teens, he formed a punk band with some classmates.
|
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We stand ready to assist her family and her Academy Classmates.
|
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Classmates came over to pay their respects and were just sobbing.
|
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Though much older than her classmates and a foreigner, she excelled.
|
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All of her classmates perished, leaving her the lone student survivor.
|
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Most of his classmates were mildly puzzled by his sudden disappearance.
|
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Then one of my classmates thrust his hand in the air.
|
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Suddenly I was able to participate and talk to my classmates.
|
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And one of my classmates under Mr. Farnsworth, Mr. John Gilkerson.
|
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One of Castillo's classmates broke down as she remembered her friend.
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Did you talk to your professors and classmates about your comics?
|
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"Like a prostitute?" one of his classmates asks at one point.
|
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The community unity walk organized by Jason Pero's eighth-grade classmates.
|
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"It's not even his signature," one of my classmates said disgustedly.
|
|
Kavanaugh's supporters include female Yale classmates who wrote in an Aug.
|
|
Amanda Johnson and KJ Miller met as Harvard Business School classmates.
|
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For me and many of my classmates, this belief was accepted.
|
|
"All my classmates loved seeing Alpha in the yearbook," Schalk said.
|
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" They said classmates who already vaped breathed "a sigh of relief.
|
|
Hay and her classmates started work on the device last October.
|
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She fantasizes that her missing classmates could attend lessons with her.
|
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She asked her classmates if anyone would kill someone for money.
|
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Now I like going to school and my classmates help me.
|
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She could smell the gunsmoke and hear the screams of classmates.
|
|
I kept seeing more and more stretchers of my classmates arrive.
|
|
"Neighbors and classmates knew he was a big problem," he wrote.
|
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"I bought comic books and rented them to classmates," he said.
|
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Then he impressed classmates by turning morning announcements into entertaining segments.
|
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He shot two classmates while two others were injured from shrapnel.
|
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Beside me, my classmates discuss the best herbs for period pain.
|
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When Marcelas began telling friends and classmates, the reaction was mixed.
|
|
My classmates and I passed around notes between recesses for fun.
|
|
"It hurts real bad," said Kyrra Winters, one of Nicole's classmates.
|
|
Men didn't like it, some of my classmates didn't like it.
|
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"My daughter's friends and classmates absolutely love it," Herbst told HuffPost.
|
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Something you gave to classmates or nice neighbors or loved ones.
|
|
Ahead of the caucus he made three main arguments to classmates.
|
|
Reynolds had known Taylor since they were classmates together at MGM.
|
|
He said he understood the concerns of some of his classmates.
|
|
Classmates sometimes snapped photos and tagged the students on social media.
|
|
Wu proudly shared photos and videos of his restaurant with classmates.
|
|
She stood behind it while her classmates lined up in front.
|
|
Their burnout classmates, as it turns out, aren't burnouts at all.
|
|
We turned and saw one of his classmates running toward us.
|
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It connects them to their friends, their classmates, and their teachers.
|
|
Few of his classmates had ever heard of wing chun before.
|
|
It also lets users share their calendars with classmates or teachers.
|
|
It was also important to listen to what my classmates wanted.
|
|
The majority of his language classmates came from the Middle East.
|
|
There, to make some money, he began flipping his classmates' cars.
|
|
Check. Having to worry about being discriminated against by your classmates?
|
|
Some classmates taunted her and scrawled "trash slut" inside her locker.
|
|
My objective classmates did not know, for instance, about the garden.
|
|
Then, I heard a roar of laughter coming from my classmates.
|
|
I'll invite all my classmates, except the kids I don't like.
|
|
Her classmates would challenge the way she spoke or held herself.
|
|
When 17 of their classmates and teachers were killed on Feb.
|
|
They were friendlier and more helpful toward their classmates in school.
|
|
Roni's classmates at Millennium High School had elected him graduation speaker.
|
|
"They were kids," he told me, speaking of his white classmates.
|
|
"They treat me like I'm someone," he said of his classmates.
|
|
"My major requires my classmates and I to congregate," she said.
|
|
My classmates transported me back to my own 20s and 30s.
|
|
The students also want to make their classmates, and alumni, proud.
|
|
I got my support from my chosen family, professors, and classmates.
|
|
My Jewish classmates seemed to divide along lines that privileged assimilation.
|
|
Classmates taunt him that they hope his mother gets deported, too.
|
|
" I wanted to respond, "The one your classmates are dressed as.
|
|
When the authorities arrived, they took out her wounded classmates first.
|
|
When Fuman arrived two hours later, his classmates erupted in laughter.
|
|
He's shunned by his classmates except for the popular Meera Jain.
|
|
I sat with some classmates waiting for our professor to arrive.
|
|
Dewey will watch in Santa Barbara with classmates from West Point.
|
|
Running provided her a shared experience to bond with her classmates.
|
|
Relatives and classmates said that Mr. McCree was not a bully.
|
|
Classmates were mocking him with racist and homophobic slurs, he said.
|
|
Neither his classmates nor his professor knew he was silently seething.
|
|
Her elementary school classmates cruelly told her she smelled like fish.
|
|
Standing in front of his classmates, he suddenly found his voice.
|
|
Gaudette and Garrett were both classmates of Kavanaugh's at Georgetown Prep.
|
|
Try listening to your classmates, even if you disagree with them.
|
|
What other effects have they had on you and your classmates?
|
|
I've had quite a few classmates who died of cancer recently.
|
|
But I am proud of Carmen's friends & classmates on their accomplishments.
|
|
At school, when the children's classmates caught a glimpse of Mrs.
|
|
"Someone can just come in and slaughter your classmates," he said.
|
|
So I stood there and I looked at my classmates, smiling.
|
|
Everyone around me was white — my neighbours, family friends, and classmates.
|
|
"I felt humiliated in front of my classmates," she told HRW.
|
|
Larson and McCain were classmates in the graduating class of 1958.
|
|
Back at Wharton, friends and classmates picked up on their chemistry.
|
|
He had heard about it from his classmates in English lessons.
|
|
Her classmates couldn't understand how her reaction could be so visceral.
|
|
It was extremely isolating and my fellow classmates picked on me.
|
|
I wondered exactly how many of his classmates had been affected.
|
|
Classmates exchanged Valentine's Day carnations sold for $1 in a cafeteria.
|
|
"Michael is my best friend," Steven, one of Michael's classmates, said.
|
|
There's the boy who took five bullets to protect his classmates.
|
|
Ms. DeVos's focus is not on protecting me or my classmates.
|
|
We see a lot of marriages between classmates from different sections.
|
|
"I'm older than many of my classmates," said Ms. Vause, 39.
|
|
Auggie's fears are realized, and he is tormented by his classmates.
|
|
Your classmates could pick the same data set or different ones.
|
|
Up another level, I found the rings of my fallen classmates.
|
|
It's been three weeks since they lost 17 classmates and teachers.
|
|
One of her classmates, Rachel Sumption, was celebrating her 24th birthday.
|
|
I felt judged, both from my new classmates and from myself.
|
|
"Racing with your classmates adds to the college experience," she says.
|
|
Although she was a metalhead, classmates expected her to like rap.
|
|
Jen Kirby This anger among you and your classmates feels palpable.
|
|
Once outside, they formed lines with their classmates, awaiting their teachers' instructions.
|
|
Then, there are little Jordan's (Martin) classmates at her new middle school.
|
|
Martin had included a cryptic message aimed at former teammates and classmates.
|
|
It's our old high school classmates, our coworkers, our nieces and nephews.
|
|
Then her classmates were evacuated "like it's a fire drill," she said.
|
|
I had classmates whose pick-up trucks proudly waved the Confederate flag.
|
|
Dozens of classmates and friends showed up to help him, Max recalled.
|
|
But what generation of young men hasn't wondered about their classmates' breasts?
|
|
He endured taunts of "stupid" from classmates, teachers and his own father.
|
|
At night, he watched Japanese television shows and socialized with Japanese classmates.
|
|
LL: The prom where their classmates recreated the now-ICONIC kissing booth!
|
|
Still, fewer than half of his roughly 50 classmates graduated with him.
|
|
An audience of classmates and parents cheered the newly minted protester on.
|
|
The site allowed students to rank their classmates based on their appearances.
|
|
Classmates would laugh at her or call her a chocolate chip cookie.
|
|
Some of Amet's classmates do remember being perplexed by her sudden disappearance.
|
|
I didn't know, but my classmates didn't know that I didn't know.
|
|
Teachers and classmates united to spell out "HERO" in honor of him.
|
|
"Nice welcome to Suzuka from Max and his classmates," wrote the Australian.
|
|
One of his classmates was stabbed in the shoulder, the student said.
|
|
Let's hope none of this kid's classmates dress up as a wampa.
|
|
Marque Lynche never experienced the roaring success of his fellow MMC classmates.
|
|
One day, classmates spotted her practicing outside and made fun of her.
|
|
Riley's friends and classmates spoke about how much she meant to them.
|
|
Their classmates shudder with envy; their parents rejoice at winning the lottery.
|
|
I loved my classmates, but they just weren't into me being president.
|
|
Ahmed and his classmates barricaded the door to their classroom, he said.
|
|
He was popular with his classmates but left school after one semester.
|
|
She had her classmates enter the room to find her tied up.
|
|
All of her classmates turned up for the group presentation, except her.
|
|
Division I athletes do not lead the same lives as their classmates.
|
|
When her classmates began dating, Raimundo suddenly felt even more left out.
|
|
Mary, he had no intention of communicating or befriending his caucasian classmates.
|
|
He said he's glad he and his classmates tackled the gunman together.
|
|
"Thanks to Isolde Fair & her classmates for this inspiring song," she tweeted.
|
|
She and and Mike Tierney were classmates as far back as preschool.
|
|
Will our daughters be mistaken as more threatening than their white classmates?
|
|
But that doesn't excuse the bad behavior of some of their classmates.
|
|
He was shocked by the sexual license of some of his classmates.
|
|
Unlike most of his classmates' parents, Sanders' father was not American-born.
|
|
White schoolchildren telling classmates with darker skin to go back to Mexico.
|
|
I've left Garfields on chalkboards, classmates' notebooks, restaurant receipts, and bathroom stalls.
|
|
The two men met when they were classmates at Texas Christian University.
|
|
Justin Smith, 16, said he and Sarai had been world cultures classmates.
|
|
She and her classmates are working on creating tutorials in virtual reality.
|
|
You're considering matching with coworkers, classmates or people you see every day.
|
|
And eventually her online popularity changed what her classmates thought of her.
|
|
They were also classmates at the New York University School of Law.
|
|
He is older than his classmates, he said, but otherwise not different.
|
|
It included donations from UT for the student, his classmates, and Snyder.
|
|
Special education teachers called Manuel and his classmates "speds," his father said.
|
|
The directors were classmates at Parsons, and before "Bushwick" they made comedies.
|
|
He speaks English, smiling and joking with classmates whenever he sees them.
|
|
My classmates preferred training on the Oldsmobile Cutlasses and Pontiac Grand Ams.
|
|
My grades have risen, and my classmates consider me as their peer.
|
|
He graduated at fifteen, two years ahead of most of his classmates.
|
|
But in many ways, Blazer was more mature than his older classmates.
|
|
Leutner and her classmates were all 12 years old at the time.
|
|
I was popular with female classmates, but was taunted by the boys.
|
|
Like her male classmates, this officer has met an exceptionally high standard.
|
|
But when he stopped shaking his classmates' hands, he lost re-election.
|
|
The revelation didn't alarm his classmates, said one of them, Sayad Jalal.
|
|
My classmates scoured the internet, searching for news about what was happening.
|
|
The live virtual teaching sessions connect students with classmates around the world.
|
|
The winners were thrilled, but their classmates were equally impressed and supportive.
|
|
The cheater's classmates will have resented what your daughter resented: being upstaged.
|
|
You and your classmates are part of a sorrowful sisterhood and brotherhood.
|
|
She and her classmates all had to scramble to find new schools.
|
|
Among the dead was Osama, the boy who had filmed his classmates.
|
|
From the start, I was impressed by the intelligence of my classmates.
|
|
From your friends, family, social media, teachers, coaches, classmates, teammates or others?
|
|
On my campus, my classmates are already preparing to go on strike.
|
|
Hafsat Lawan, 15, said she and classmates heard gunshots in the distance.
|
|
"What'd you call me?" one of the classmates, Matthew McCree, 15, answered.
|
|
Then, write about or discuss with your classmates: Was this movement successful?
|
|
She feels her classmates -- and their teachers -- are struggling to stay motivated.
|
|
Classmates thought he was "creepy," but she didn't see him that way.
|
|
His classmates — needless to say, Hitler Youth — morph into 17th-century mercenaries.
|
|
Most of my classmates lived in expensive new homes in gated communities.
|
|
Mr. Pinn and two former classmates from Babson College in Wellesley, Mass.
|
|
For my classmates, there were two Asian people: me and Bruce Lee.
|
|
Dan, 12, agreed with classmates that Indonesia should be an Islamic state.
|
|
One by one, his classmates stood up and said they loved him.
|
|
Victoria was one of the few classmates who knew about her secret.
|
|
At school, many of her classmates were talking about the $52 palette.
|
|
At his 10th birthday party, for instance, only three classmates show up.
|
|
Sometimes its random creepers, but also family/classmates do what they want.
|
|
Classmates of the couple's sixth-grade twins had started visiting for playdates.
|
|
He showed off the video to classmates in his second grade class.
|
|
The résumés of some of my fellow classmates have grown alongside mine.
|
|
She said she described how classmates would abuse her in the bathrooms.
|
|
She thinks often of her classmates who didn't have the same guidance.
|
|
Compare your radar chart to the charts of your classmates' favorite songs.
|
|
Students target classmates of Mexican descent for taunts and threats about immigration.
|
|
They don't tolerate racism, and none of my classmates are racist people.
|
|
After that my circle of friends shrunk, and classmates started avoiding me.
|
|
She thanked her classmates for standing up for her and recording the incident.
|
|
After hearing reaction from her classmates, Adelson returned with a more-developed version.
|
|
Parents, teachers, classmates, and coworkers were presented as archetypes, reading from a script.
|
|
All three will be playing classmates of our beloved, muder-y Elite students.
|
|
The Miami Herald quoted Pais' classmates describing her as smart and socially awkward.
|
|
It was a college professor, college classmates, someone we met on a plane.
|
|
This morning's car ride fight is about D. talking to L.'s classmates.
|
|
"I loved all of my classmates, and I loved the school," she said.
|
|
Auggie begins to find acceptance when some of his classmates take a chance.
|
|
Becca, meanwhile, is marooned in an experience none of her classmates have had.
|
|
But he didn't, and his classmates didn't know what to make of it.
|
|
They still spoke of old classmates, what they were doing, who they'd married.
|
|
Classmates say he wasn't, but records are kept secret, so proof is elusive.
|
|
Her classmates are rich and poor, black and white: a portrait of diversity.
|
|
" There are the Latino students met with leering classmates chanting "Build a wall.
|
|
Levinson was one of Clinton's Wellesley College classmates, and her tone is admiring.
|
|
ROM: In those years, did you have classmates who were also making comics?
|
|
After the incident, classmates expressed surprise over Alnahdi's being the victim of violence.
|
|
Proving myself was tiring, and my male classmates didn't have to do it.
|
|
Co-founders Baiju Bhatt and Vlad Tenev were former classmates at Stanford University.
|
|
Clay finds Tyler, who is ready to murder his classmates, outside the school.
|
|
Katie doesn't think their classmates will recognize them, but says their parents might.
|
|
By fourth grade, her classmates were lining up to ask her for braids.
|
|
She, along with 19 of her 47 classmates, left for universities in Beijing.
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I knew his classmates would see it and he'd be humiliated and embarrassed.
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America has changed them and they have changed America—witness Mr Parker's classmates.
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The dorm's caretaker paraded Ketifa and her girlfriend away as their classmates jeered.
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He also encouraged his classmates to follow any path they want to pursue.
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I got under my desk as I heard my classmates screaming and crying.
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One of my classmates arrives soon after, and we pick up our theses.
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Despite the time-consuming process, she thinks almost all her classmates also applied.
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That meant attending school on the lot with classmates Taylor and Roddy McDowall.
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Like their classmates, most Chinese students just want to study and have fun.
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It wasn't just her professors and classmates who were interested in her research.
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He was back at Cheshire on Wednesday to watch his former classmates graduate.
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I was bullied a lot by my cousins and classmates for my curls.
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Or as bold a statement as speaking to classmates about menstruation, a taboo.
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His schoolteachers regarded him as mentally inferior to his white classmates, he said.
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Everyone in town acknowledges Tony, from Clay's terrible mom to Clay's terrible classmates.
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The stories said he would die, so his classmates said the same thing.
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One young woman told her classmates to set a timer when having sex.
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That's because it's built for high-schoolers to learn more about their classmates.
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Neighbors, teachers and classmates of the boy also vouched for his good character.
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Classmates will hold a vigil for him outside the school on Wednesday morning.
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The classmates decide to call a truce, and are soon joined by Jerry.
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A neighbour sees the girls play-fighting in the sea with male classmates.
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Some of them were her classmates from Chibok; others were from other communities.
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Then his fellow classmates at Changzhou Foreign Languages Middle School started complaining too.
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"I thought it was just going to be their classmates outside," she says.
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Chavez worked with an attorney to educate her fellow classmates about their rights.
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Most of Mr. Cardoso's classmates also have jobs waiting for them, he said.
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My old friend Robert adored me now, he said, as did my classmates.
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That's because it's built for high schoolers to learn more about their classmates.
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What every student appears to cherish above all is the relationships with classmates.
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Students also will remember two other classmates who passed away before the shooting.
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"I avoided making eye contact, as if my classmates were wolves," he writes.
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It didn't matter that his Harbor High classmates still considered him a loser.
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They want be in school and they want to be with their classmates.
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Morey got to join the princess in signing in front of her classmates.
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The parents also alleged that classmates began "verbally attacking" Mancini over his opinions.
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Classmates described Pagourtzis as a quiet loner who played on the football team.
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They reportedly both found each other "obnoxious" at first, but they became classmates.
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His classmates' unfettered lives and preoccupied parents feel shallow and insubstantial by comparison.
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Sandmann previously denied negative characterizations of his behavior and that of his classmates.
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Former classmates and friends have described the shooter as someone obsessed with violence.
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The music was loud, and I had trouble keeping up with my classmates.
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Familiar-looking middle class white people -- like my neighbors, classmates, friends, and family.
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Most of her classmates, who were in the same room, were burned alive.
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A lot of my classmates were recruited by the faculty to come there.
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Recently, I was back in my old neighborhood and met some old classmates.
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After the final applause, his classmates brought him straight to the university clinic.
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Years of physical and sexual abuse at the hands of her classmates followed.
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"You can go get yearbooks and start interviewing high school classmates," Hosko said.
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"Two of the classmates shot, but mistakes are going to happen," Cohen continues.
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Later he shared a video of my Iowa classmates singing around a bonfire.
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When I talked about my crushes, some classmates looked at me in disbelief.
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"I am the coronavirus!" shouted a boy playing with classmates at a park.
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Another football player, Mr. Davis, was the heartthrob of the bunch, classmates said.
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His statements are at odds with how some of his classmates remembered him.
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Last year, as a graduate student, I traveled there with several Jewish classmates.
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As my classmates kept putting up correct answers, I didn't have even one.
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Classmates take Snapchat videos of one another smoking on the edges of school.
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Amo began reaching out to her former classmates, to encourage them to participate.
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He was studying for the A.P. U.S. History exam with some classmates online.
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He and his classmates gathered in a corner and turned out the lights.
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Most of his classmates came from other settlements nearby, like Yitzhar and Itamar.
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We're wishing you and your classmates lots of luck in the years ahead.
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Mostly, she expressed anger that many of her classmates took the professor's side.
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Some of Kavanaugh's Yale classmates said that it didn't jibe with his character.
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Classmates often taunt them for their background and for not speaking Korean well.
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Would that have happened if any of her classmates had stuck around, too?
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Many of the classmates ended up sitting together, holding hands and eating pizza.
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She approached a teacher for advice on how to manage her naughtier classmates.
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"All of our classmates have been very helpful," said Michelle Banzon, another freshman.
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But once the bullets pierced his classmates' bodies, the suspect surrendered, said Gov.
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He said Mr. Cedeno overreacted and appeared intent on hurting his two classmates.
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I love hearing my classmates' ideas and reading their comments through this exercise.
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"I only wanted to remind my university classmates to be careful," he said.
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In contrast, his classmates did their best to speak for a few minutes.
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The audience was a swath of classmates I knew and did not know.
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And, how does this compare to the experience of you and our classmates?
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In high school, he began studying astrology and doing readings for his classmates.
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As a culminating activity, share your "Tour of 2016" with classmates via PowerPoint.
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In his junior year, he came out to a few of his classmates.
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She is excited to fast, but nervous that her classmates will not understand.
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Students sit out Some students chose not to walk out with their classmates.
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She and her former classmates would not have time for a prolonged goodbye.
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The fact that their classmates talked about the show obsessively increased their devotion.
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Then, reflect on the experience and share what you discovered with your classmates.
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The identity of Juan is unknown; he was probably one of Gomez' classmates.
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Classmates stopped speaking to her, she said, even refusing to make eye contact.
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Interview your classmates or other experts and include their quotes in your article.
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It included letters from my classmates and a color photograph of the class.
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Duke suggests forming a decision group with peers, former classmates, coworkers or friends.
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Like his classmates, first grader Zachary Hood went home and did the assignment.
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All of my former classmates can't be that happy with their lives, right?
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Ms. Alshakergi and a few classmates agreed to focus on early black settlers.
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We now know the Parkland shooter was bullied and ostracized by his classmates.
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You might not feel you have that much in common with your classmates.
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Loyalty was important to Lowell, and these same classmates remained friends for life.
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Someone also went as far as to create a fake, now deleted, Classmates.
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Was the blood of my classmates and my teachers worth your blood money?
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And if pressed on anything, she said, she would pick fights with classmates.
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Or the ROTC students who used Kevlar sheets to help protect their classmates.
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Her sources and inspiration for stories are often her former dormmates and classmates.
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Most of my classmates arrived at school in luxury S.U.V.s, Mercedeses and BMWs.
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" Mr. Oshima recalled that classmates taunted them, asking, "Are Koreans actually human beings?
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They were my classmates and friends, too many of whom never came home.
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She said it felt like she and some of her classmates never recovered.
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Jen Kirby You also recorded your classmates while hiding out from the shooter.
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The Charlottesville suspect's high school classmates told us about his obsession The Charlottesville suspect's high school classmates told us about his obsession Cover: Photo of a Randall K. Cooper High School 2013-2014 yearbook page showing James Alex Fields Jr. As a high school student, James Alex Fields Jr. wore a belt with swastikas on it, and he drew the symbol everywhere, several of his former classmates told VICE News.
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He's dating Esme, the girl of his dreams, and selling porn to his classmates.
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To our white male classmates, he had nothing offensive to say about their identities.
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My classmates geeked out along with David, and ran the full spectrum of nerdiness.
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Senior class president Garrett Malcolm told his classmates that one word defined Paradise: strength.
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Two other classmates said they attended classes for students with special needs alongside Minassian.
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We celebrate the bravery of such young people; Castillo's actions let his classmates escape.
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Lively revealed that her classmates used to bully her and call her Big Bird.
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Her classmates all know about Disaster Girl, but she no longer considers herself famous.
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She kept it a secret from classmates until she finally showed up wearing it.
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The two young men had been classmates at Orange County School of the Arts.
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At 4 feet 10 inches, she towers over classmates barely out of toddler stage.
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His classmates, Dana Craig, 16, and Dylan Kraemer, 17, also returned with new ink.
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Ball and Koch were classmates at Kensington High School and a strong friendship bloomed.
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When classmates were home for breaks, they were not always kind about her choice.
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Two female classmates and two local leaders of her party were among those convicted.
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While my classmates were in school in Wichita, Kansas, I was competing in Tokyo.
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Like, former flames, friends-of-friends, even classmates I haven't seen for 10+ years.
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They posted quotes and their own reflections, commenting on tweets written by their classmates.
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Roberts argues that the school district is violating her and her classmates' free speech.
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I insisted that I was a boy to my classmates and my parents' friends.
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It was the name of one of my children's classmates from several years earlier.
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Classmates who allegedly wanted to embarrass him posted the messages on Instagram and Snapchat.
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One of his classmates shared their photos on Twitter, where it caught mass attention.
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An official did note, however, that none of Sonboly's classmates were among the victims.
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Gonzalez, many of her classmates, and other gun control activists believe enough is enough.
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Classmates got engaged and married and I didn't find out until after my hiatus.
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"I didn't want to separate myself from the rest of my classmates," she said.
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He liked to rile his Jewish classmates and even attended American Nazi party meetings.
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His brother called him slow, classmates called him retarded, and he was teased relentlessly.
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There's no PB&J, chips, or juice boxes for little George and his classmates.
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But forthcoming business dealings may push the former Harvard classmates to bridge their divide.
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Since his death was announced, classmates and friends have come together to honor David.
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Hermione, similarly, is initially branded as something of a nerd by her Hogwarts classmates.
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Covert was started by fashion school classmates and friends Gracie Tirro and Morgan Schlaugies.
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A self-described fuddy duddy, her young classmates do help her to loosen up.
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I said that he would have a different life than most of his classmates.
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Parkland Survivor Dylan Kraemer, 17, Shares Horror of Watching Classmates Massacred Next to Him
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To the astonishment of her classmates, she stepped out with help from her date.
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If the prognosis wasn't hard enough, Burke soon found herself being bullied by classmates.
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The AllSaints campaign came out the very same day, and her classmates took notice.
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If they could place him at all, classmates remembered him as quiet and awkward.
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"Do you see me?" his classmates intone, one after the next after the next.
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The 66-year-old remembers classmates calling her insulting names including the n-word.
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And, as I recently found out, my fellow female high school classmates didn't either.
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"He was always in high spirits," one of Rahami's former classmates said about him.
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If you're into art, take a figure drawing class and talk to your classmates.
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Her former classmates were still working them, or having babies and collecting food stamps.
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But by middle school, Jones noticed that some of her classmates treated her differently.
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We already have witnessed the phenomenon of armed teenagers killing scores of their classmates.
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Mnuchin, at least as he portrays himself to his classmates, is one of them.
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Yang seems to have stood out among his classmates mainly for his goth style.
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" According to police reports cited by WCPO, Borden also called his classmates "Jew Boy.
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Along with the adults in his school, his classmates adapt to ensure his participation.
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His former high school classmates told the Post that he was "obsessed" with guns.
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When compared with my classmates at Pomona College, however, my intelligence is nothing special.
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Some returned with families, but all were older and more mature than their classmates.
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In turn, children of privilege get another leg up on their less fortunate classmates.
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This, of course, becomes disruptive in the classroom — for the student, classmates, and teachers.
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Survivors watched friends and classmates perish in a storm of horrendous violence and confusion.
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Carrie has her first period in the school shower and is assaulted by classmates.
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But there was always a huge difference between us and many of our classmates.
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How well do you recognize these traits in yourself, your classmates and your friends?
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Instead, Brendan struggles in school and alienates his classmates with his bro-ish manner.
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Srijan has become something of a trendsetter among his classmates in his business class.
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Senior Hannah Scherlacher, 22, said most of her classmates don't agree with Sanders' views.
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She has endured tragedy and vaulted over obstacles, just like many of her classmates.
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Garrett said teammates, friends and classmates regularly asked if they could try it on.
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The people Erdogan is targeting are my family, my friends, my neighbors, my classmates.
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It is extremely likely that it will include my friends and classmates, and me.
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When the lights came on, I saw that some of my classmates were crying.
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My professor was killed, and a number of my classmates were shot that day.
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It has struck her how much her former Dayton classmates have sorted out politically.
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Other classmates stopped talking to her and blocked her on social media, Paige said.
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Classmates yanked his long hair and tried to drag him around by his ponytail.
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My daughter, who's 8 now, has been called "the maid" by her white classmates.
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Classmates from his Yale days describe him as a belligerent heavy drinker even then.
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Some might learn from one of his St. Paul's classmates, Robert Swan Mueller III.
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Classmates said some seniors were too hung over to attend school the next day.
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Neighbors and classmates described him as emotionally troubled, although he had no criminal history.
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On Wednesday, Brooke Harrison returned to the school where she saw her classmates die.
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His classmates gave him the nickname "The Machine" because of the way he works.
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Alexander Paulikevitch first came out to his classmates and friends when he was 16.
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Adriane and her classmates all share the same earnest, shuttered quality and indistinguishable voice.
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Some classmates fell out; others were run down physically and drowning in their academics.
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It's frustrating when my classmates make fun of me for something I can't control.
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"The experience was difficult at first," he said, speaking for his classmates as well.
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Or would you rather spend more time offline, working with your teachers and classmates?
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Many of my elementary-school classmates faced challenges like Sarah's: cold, hunger and abuse.
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Many classmates also have detained parents Magdalena seems uncomfortable with the fame she's garnered.
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Classmates told The Daily Mail that Farquharson was "quite a catch" and "very popular."
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She was introduced as a mischievous teenager who enjoys playing tricks on her classmates.
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I have been going to school with some of my classmates for eleven years.
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Still, my classmates could sense that I was a stranger in a strange land.
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Two 12-year-old classmates have been charged with cyberstalking Gabbie before her death.
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Give him credit for an ear for adolescent staples: classmates, college and love interests.
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"I had classmates whose parents sent drivers to pick them up," Mr. McCraney said.
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She figures she faced discrimination because she was older than most of her classmates.
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If you are in classroom, take a gallery walk to see your classmates' work.
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There's a couple of classmates in hijabs, and there's a lot of brown students.
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At the start of my formal education, classmates called me The Jolly Green Giant.
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We were surreptitiously deemed grotesque miscreants by our classmates simply because of our weight.
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"He told some of his classmates that 'today is the day,'" the governor said.
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Well, actually I've worked with all three of my other classmates over the years.
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Two-thirds of their daughter's second-grade classmates have parents from China or India.
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My biggest struggle was finding a better ways to communicate with classmates and professors.
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I asked Abel what happened to them after he and his classmates received them.
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One of their classmates wondered aloud whether Chinese people still needed to hate Japan.
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Did you talk to your classmates to see if they felt the same way?
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Maxey, who had never learned sign language, struggled to fit in with his classmates.
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Her oldest son was taunted at school when classmates learned he supported Mrs. Clinton.
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Students were able to share their food and traditions with their classmates and teachers.
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He also tapped some of his friends and classmates to help him with production.
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And Carmen was on the minds of her Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School classmates.
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A woman who Kavanaugh and several classmates obviously slut-shamed considers his words demeaning.
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I THINK HE'S BEEN SAYING THAT WE'RE CLOSE FRIENDS AND CLASSMATES AND SO FORTH.
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When the Florida preschooler came home, he got a group hug from his classmates.
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Now, the classmates jumped without hesitation from a 14-foot platform into the pool.
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CNN will hold a town hall with the victims' classmates, parents and community members.
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For him and his classmates, the only president they have known is African-American.
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Most of his classmates were neither skirting gang involvement nor inclined toward military service.
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Obama delivered a commencement address to Hadiya's classmates at King College Prep High School.
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It felt as though black students were invisible to their white classmates, he said.
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"Some of my fourth-grade classmates never went back to school," she told me.
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My mother Yeran, whose name my classmates gleefully mispronounced as urine, could become Jasmine.
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"Everybody, all my classmates, knew about my mother and my sister, too," Kirad recalled.
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Still, when I graduated, I had a huge advantage over many of my classmates.
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The FBI, however, wasn't interested in interviewing Kavanaugh's former classmates, the New Yorker reported.
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Kendrick Castillo, 18, charged him and gave his classmates time to take cover or bolt.
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My classmates and alumni at other colleges know this is the answer to the problem.
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Ryan said her son was "distraught" and "traumatized" after learning what his classmates had written.
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He's making friends and speaking English -- though not yet at the level of his classmates.
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In fact, she can still recite many of her classmates' names and her school's song.
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But while she and her classmates stood outside, kids began running out of the building.
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Although she still does not speak much, she loves interacting and playing with her classmates.
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Dobson was shot dead while he was shielding three of his classmates from the gunfire.
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Soon, other classmates were swapping places with each other, Lydia Rosebush told CNN affiliate WAVE.
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Jax and Reddy's classmates aren't the only ones getting on board with the boys' friendship.
|
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To keep another one of his classmates from dying, Clay goes outside to stop Tyler.
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Fine. Want your classmates to know just how much you admire Michelle Obama and Beyoncé?
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Realistically, it's more likely she misjudged the resources that those classmates had available to them.
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The two shared a dance as their classmates lined the outskirts of the dance floor.
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I tried, but the schoolyard taunts multiplied, spreading beyond the first boy to other classmates.
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Ernest Green sits among his white classmates as they graduate from high school in 1958.
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While at Lone Star, she was agitated by Instagram photos of her high school classmates.
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"These students live lives exactly like mine, exactly like all of my classmates," she said.
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Beating out my idiot classmates in our middle school "duck drawing competition" does not count.
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They were high school classmates, and Taylor was St. Onge's best man at his wedding.
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For some, this is their chance to march in memory of classmates killed years ago.
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Brewing tensions between classmates — some rich, others scholarship kids — leads to a brutal, bloody murder.
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Classmates threw things at me during lunch or while the teacher had his back turned.
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She studied another two-plus hours a night, catching up to classmates with software backgrounds.
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I sent out messages to my classmates, planning a protest in front of the school.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story stated Kavanaugh and Ford were high school classmates.
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I looked at the teacher in the room and the confused faces of my classmates.
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The show also features interviews with her childhood best friend and one of Trump's classmates.
|
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Many of the children had already singled out and pointed to one of their classmates.
|
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With the rest of America, Christine and her classmates watched the breaking news with confusion.
|
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In truth, my dyslexia had been weaponized against me by family members, classmates, and exes.
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"My depression came from the way that my classmates treated me at school," says Timo.
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I paired him with the deftest, most patient of his classmates when we had workshop.
|
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I slumped back into my chair, my classmates' taunting laughter still ringing in my ears.
|
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Her mom, her friends, her classmates — they all had a different texture than she did.
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She was in the third grade, introducing herself to one of her classmates, Mahmood recalls.
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One of my son's classmates — white, in the academic track — died of a heroin overdose.
|
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" "As the complaint details," she continues, "children were intrusively searched in front of their classmates.
|
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After he was given the boot, his classmates cheered and gave Butera a standing ovation.
|
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Just last year, suicide bombers attacked a concert hall where her classmates playing in Kabul.
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It's less of a date and more like something fun to do with your classmates.
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She gains the sympathy of her classmates even though she initiated the conflict with Patty.
|
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I remembered that statistic that eventually proved true for too many of our former classmates.
|
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The students reportedly stood across the street while Ryan took a photo with their classmates.
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I wasn't in the classroom that morning — I've only heard accounts from classmates who were.
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Besides, I'd introduced myself to all of my new friends and classmates as a vegetarian.
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Since then, he and fellow classmates have led a nationwide protest movement over gun violence.
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Dr. Song and Dr. Ming, both 46, met as high school classmates in Wuhan, China.
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Then, discuss with your classmates or in writing why you think the way you do.
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It's obviously his choice, but maybe he should have respect for his classmates right now.
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According to classmates, he didn't go clubbing, and preferred the "frat kegger style of atmosphere".
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I knew none of my classmates' political affiliations, nor did any of them know mine.
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"My professor hated it, and my classmates thought it was a terrible idea," he said.
|
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He kept away from his classmates, averse to their clothes and the noise they made.
|
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As children, they felt no different than their American-citizen classmates, neighbors and family members.
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If so, was my classmates' acceptance of me more the result of loyalty than compassion?
|
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In walks a woman who remembers classmates who got pregnant before they reached high school.
|
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JJ, who communicates using a word-and-letter board, finds his P.C. new classmates patronizing.
|
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Like many of her college freshman classmates, she works part-time and has several roommates.
|
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Heti's father picked her up from school; her classmates asked if her mother was dead.
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"My dead classmates dying should not be a f------ fashion statement," one Instagram user wrote.
|
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Hyman and Fleiss were classmates at HBS and went on to cofound Rent the Runway.
|
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Two of Carlos's classmates, both 14, were also asked to join the gang but refused.
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Because no other student should experience what my classmates and I had to ever again.
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When her classmates go back to middle school this fall, Alexandria won't be joining them.
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A floor below them, classmates in workout clothes used strength machines and lifted medicine balls.
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After he was arrested, I went to the United States and talked with his classmates.
|
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I was more interested in reading, but most of my classmates were heavily into sports.
|
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Classmates react by screaming, crying, and eventually fainting as they get dizzy from over-breathing.
|
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But instead of hanging with classmates, the couple went to the beach on their own.
|
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I was unable to advance with my classmates, nor feel safe returning to school later.
|
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Each morning, one of my classmates would welcome me with a knee in the thigh.
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Invitations went out to her classmates at school and to other friends in the area.
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One of my classmates had bought a gun, and murdered a professor and a student.
|
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Elle tries to fit in with her classmates – but she doesn't lose her signature style.
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Many of his classmates have never spent time with a veteran of a recent war.
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I did become more friendly with some of my classmates through our mutual Neopets love.
|
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The mug shots are humiliating images of neighbors, high-school classmates and co-worker's grandchildren.
|
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His childhood drawings — schematics of war planes, storyboard cartoons, caricatures of classmates — aren't anything special.
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One swipes a pack of crayons in a fit of acquisitiveness; another bites her classmates.
|
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Marriage sent my classmates down a steadier path, one that rarely crosses my itinerant course.
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The poem, about a student missing her native Nigeria, drew encouraging consideration from her classmates.
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These classmates have little in common except one thing: None of them completed high school.
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On March 21902, she and her classmates marched at Namdaemun, a gate in central Seoul.
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He had left campus and then rode his bike back that evening to interview classmates.
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Reached by phone, former Juilliard classmates still vividly recalled Mr. Chandler's talent 503 years later.
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The sad reality is that Mr. Sanguibe and his classmates are among the lucky ones.
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My work was online, yes, but I couldn't get ahead of my classmates on projects.
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She wants to report on the plight that she and her fellow classmates are facing.
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Even in high school, Fields' former classmates said, nothing he did would have surprised them.
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Interviewed later, Mr. Hogg offered remarks that captured the sentiments of many of his classmates.
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At least two dozen students have been arrested after making threats toward schools or classmates.
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My son told her daughter, one of his classmates, and her daughter told her. Perfect.
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I still believed in Santa at the time, and so did many of my classmates.
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And it's trickling down to US citizen children of immigrants, and even their children's classmates.
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Classmates had told her the beat pattern didn't flow and criticized her use of rhyme.
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Women are also more likely to be interrupted, despite speaking less than their male classmates.
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Fifteen years ago, the choreographers Bobbi Jene Smith and Shamel Pitts were classmates at Juilliard.
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You stand there with your classmates and pull dough, at least 100 times a day.
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My classmates and I will be anxiously watching the pandemic's evolution in the coming months.
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" Assuming the best of classmates, Ms. Arco confessed, "is something I'm not very good at.
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Then, with your classmates, discuss the crisis in Puerto Rico and its possible political ramifications.
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They retreated en masse to their classmates and bowed deeply to apologize for their performance.
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Nor will it do to note that his classmates thought he was a great guy.
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It wasn't meanspirited, but they were always joking around with each other and their classmates.
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When classmates assumed I came from South America, I wondered if I should correct them.
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Or do you feel free to be yourself around your friends, family, classmates and others?
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She was Judy Garland, not Liza Minnelli; Minnelli, Garland's daughter, was one of Wenner's classmates.
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One of my classmates brought a vintage edition she had found at her parents' home.
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But she started to notice that she couldn't keep up with her high school classmates.
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Back into the high school where they had seen their teachers and classmates gunned down.
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Classmates' parents asked for inserts for their children's bags, and it grew into a business.
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In search of better lives, her classmates have moved away, and migrants have moved in.
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The next day he took a gun to school and shot eight classmates, killing three.
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As the shots rang, the classmates looked at one another, some confused by the sound.
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From the beginning, however, the online class wasn't what Surber or her classmates had expected.
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School lunches, she remembers, turned her into an object of ridicule among her elementary classmates.
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She realized that they were not smarter, more capable or harder working than her classmates.
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With a few classmates, he found himself debating what happens when your arm falls asleep.
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But she knows the events will be bittersweet because of the classmates who are missing.
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Students gossiped when their classmates showed up to school in "Make America Great Again" gear.
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Some students have posted online about avoiding all Asian classmates or steering clear of Chinatowns.
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"He either didn't realize or didn't mind that he was unlike his classmates," Latson writes.
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Jacques and Gabriella sang the Monegasque national anthem with their classmates for the first time.
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Small wonder most American students think their classmates are afraid to say what they think.
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The 16-year-old student who killed two of his classmates in Santa Clarita, Calif.
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Two former classmates who read her story on CNN came forward Thursday to support her.
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That felt less claustrophobic — safer somehow — than what Ms. Haas and her classmates had endured.
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But my classmates did honor me with the allegedly less-prestigious designation of Best Personality.
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My high school classmates seemed to view me as the sole representative of my race.
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" As he told CNN, "I only wanted to remind my university classmates to be careful.
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I went to the graduation ceremony anyway, and sat in the back behind my classmates.
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She met up with former classmates, spent the day on campus and stayed for dinner.
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That's when something really moving happens: Her fellow classmates stop arguing and rally around Aimee.
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Another officer asks if he's been disruptive, prompting a collective "no" from Benson's fellow classmates.
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There, her classmates said she struggled with English at first, stymied by even basic conversations.
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My mother fled the attack past wounded classmates and blood-spattered walls, shaken but unharmed.
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His mother decorated the brace with stickers and his classmates signed it with their names.
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Anna Kassay, 14, received a visit from classmates at the door of her apartment building.
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She remembers being surrounded by classmates who would ask if her Korean food was Chinese.
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Humar watched her Han classmates absorb the dictates while she herself sat on the sidelines.
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Apparently, some of Green's classmates weren't happy with the novelization of their high school years.
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When I tried to talk to my classmates about that, they tended to be defensive.
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A month earlier, Jude and his classmates had been asked to write about their fears.
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Classmates — who were, of course, all wearing my dream of lawn-sweeping, eyelet Laura — snickered.
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"Several grammes of metal hit his heart," Pavel Bykov, one of his classmates, told Reuters.
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Instead, they showed us intimacy with their families and friends, their teams and their classmates.
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She learned to communicate better and became more sociable with her classmates, Ms. Terrero said.
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More former classmates of Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Her younger brother and school classmates enlist Drake's help to deprogram her with Instagram Reels.
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Some of my first-grade classmates didn't move on to second grade when I did.
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Cruz discussed school shootings with multiple classmates, and posted about his plans on social media.
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Some of Kavanaugh's classmates told The New York Times that his explanations didn't check out.
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Ask classmates if they want to study and ask your hall-mates to hang out.
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He loved guns and was expelled for unspecified disciplinary reasons, police and former classmates said.
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She was shocked when some of her white classmates said he had probably deserved it.
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I find it charming to hear students offering weather forecasts and birthday greetings to classmates.
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He was sued by former Harvard classmates, again for stealing intellectual property, to create Facebook.
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I've witnessed my female classmates subconsciously mold their beliefs to match those of overarching consensuses.
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Now we're not only paying tuition, but we're also hearing about all her classmates' luxuries.
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But he was making almost no progress, and his classmates were "low functioning," Kerrin said.
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Some of Mr. Stanekzai's former classmates in India say he largely shied away from politics.
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Her classmates in the medical billing program found jobs, she said, but she has not.
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Classmates remember the jarring sight of his face on wanted posters at the post office.
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After they graduated in 2008, former classmates said, he turned his focus to personal training.
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His parents, Tami Charles and Donnie Bridges, told reporters that resulting odors triggered classmates' aggression.
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But some of the pair's fellow classmates seemed to have a different punishment in mind.
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Heather Martin and 60 of her classmates were holed up in the school's choir room.
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Brought on by the news that nine-year-old Ryan Kirkpatrick used $75 of his own allowance to pay his third grade classmates' school lunch debt, we argued this past June that a kid paying off his classmates' lunch debt isn't a 'feel good' story.
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Treated "tenderly" by her all-powerful father, she noticed that her classmates and relatives kept disappearing.
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The IDF also monitors the activity of relatives, friends, classmates and co-workers of recent "martyrs".
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I dressed differently and brought hot dogs and rice for lunch while my classmates ate sandwiches.
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Because of the cartoon character, Chopra said her high school classmates often asked her ignorant questions.
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The character is punched in the face and taunted by her classmates because of her appearance.
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Rookie goalie Jason's physical disability doesn't stop him from playing soccer or football with his classmates.
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Jason seems to be the most popular kid at recess, with classmates enthusiastically cheering him on.
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She appreciates Baltzell's efforts and is hopeful that other classmates will be reunited with their belongings.
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Stepping out in her masterpiece at the Hilton Naples, Garcia said her classmates lauded her look.
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He also expressed his sadness at not being able to join his classmates on the field.
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The good news is, Dog told us there's a happy ending for Garry and his classmates.
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At first, we were proud of Aiden's entrepreneurial spirit and the support shown by his classmates.
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It shows her and some classmates walking home from school as fighter jets fly up ahead.
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The implication, according to classmates, is that these boys had romantic or sexual relations with Schroeder.
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Though their exact identities may have been a little lost on their four-year old classmates.
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In 2014 he claimed to have seen former high school classmates "suffer and die" from marijuana.
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Juan remembers one of his classmates from El Salvador was nervous about his upcoming asylum hearing.
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He spies on Steve and Nancy partying with their horny classmates while Barb squirms in agony.
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Karina's 32 classmates will take a class with a psychologist to talk about grief and bullying.
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Her "Just Say No" campaign rang loudly in my ears and in those of my classmates.
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A year after my sister's death, one of my white classmates died in a car wreck.
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Co-founders and co-CEOs Baiju Bhatt and Vlad Tenev were former classmates at Stanford University.
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Idrache graduated and became a second lieutenant along with more than 950 of his classmates Monday.
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"All of my friends, my classmates, moved on to secondary school, and I couldn't," he said.
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Riley Howell Charlotte-Mecklenburg police Chief Kerr Putney has credited Howell with helping save his classmates.
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Payton Leutner was stabbed by two 12-year-old classmates at a Waukesha park in 2014.
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Split begins with Casey (The Witch's Anya Taylor-Joy) leaving a birthday party with two classmates.
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I was someone desperate for attention — from my more popular classmates, from boys, from the world.
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In the same week, I've heard accounts from Jennifer Lawrence and from my high school classmates.
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In the show, Markle and her classmates were asked to watch adverts and assess their messages.
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I prayed over the souls of my classmates and wrote essays about why abortion was wrong.
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The high school junior was planning to visit the US with other classmates this upcoming March.
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" Classmates frequently spoke over her; in one lecture, a classmate openly mocked "little girls playing soldier.
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But I was so afraid of being separated out from my classmates again that I refused.
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In contrast, all but one of her father's high-school classmates live and work in Harbin.
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Former classmates have described him as a social outcast trouble-maker with a fascination for weaponry.
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After students raised concerns about some classmates feeling uncomfortable or excluded the requirements were eventually changed.
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In addition to scrolling through elementary school classmates' engagement photos, you can watch TV on Facebook.
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Recounting this story to her new classmates does not warrant the understanding or sympathy she expects.
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When you're a teenager, you're surrounded by new friends, new classmates and maybe even new romances.
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" Scott told his classmates that doing the unexpected "can be a blessing to those around you.
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Daniela Menescal, 17, was hit by shrapnel during the Parkland attack and saw several classmates killed.
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French teachers not only punished pupils for speaking Occitan, but encouraged them to denounce their classmates.
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He first discovered that he was larger than his classmates in the high school gym showers.
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I think a lot of my classmates are doing it because they're influenced by social media.
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During our customary break in the middle of class, I shared my feelings with my classmates.
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Recruitment and prospect rankings notwithstanding, their classmates insist the Balls are just regular high school students.
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"It started here, it continues right on," said Walter, in reaction to finally joining his classmates.
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With their classmates surrounding them, Archie, Veronica, and Betty deal with having their problems aired out.
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But when she returned to school after the summer, her classmates complimented her for losing weight.
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However, one of Meagan's classmates seemed to have it in for her with their cap toss.
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When I was 20173, the biggest problems my classmates faced were all the usual teenage woes.
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She was overwhelmed by the outpouring of support she received from classmates and her school's staff.
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Kim and her classmates went on the road to continue their 20th high school reunion celebration.
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Two students in Tennessee decided to make lunchtime a little more interesting for their fellow classmates.
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In May, Kardashian and her high school classmates traveled to Las Vegas to see Cher perform.
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I was always more mature-looking than my classmates, but I wasn't the ugly duckling anymore.
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She took photos with her digital camera, toured his classmates' projects, and then said good-bye.
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Angelina recognised classmates turning out for Mr Trump: "More kids than I would expect," she says.
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Then, Goldsmith says, the new parents started seeking to separate their children from their poorer classmates.
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He was spared having to enroll in the Hitler Youth, obligatory for his non-Jewish classmates.
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Sanders increasingly missed track practice, often showing up to run just before meets, former classmates remember.
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When someone shouted that there was a shooter on campus, he and his classmates took action.
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I wore a hat to school and got ridiculed and bullied by some of my classmates.
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Since then, González and her fellow Parkland classmates have been working hard to demand gun control.
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" Mooney said, "Our classmates from that era totally influence the stuff Dave and I have done.
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Which means, as always, that they're going to a party thrown by one of their classmates,.
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They are graded in relation to their classmates and then placed into one of nine brackets.
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There were only a few classmates who could really relate to what Zeam was going through.
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Two other messages show communication between Kavanaugh's team and former classmates in advance of the story.
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I'd gone to law school later than my classmates, which didn't make meeting men any easier.
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The real power of StudyBlue is that you can share flash cards with classmates or teachers.
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And in the 53th grade, I got the idea to sell candy to my fellow classmates.
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He asked that the woman come upstairs, then apologized to her in front of his classmates.
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But if the day's six fire-starters shirk their duties, it is their classmates who suffer.
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In one study, nearly 85 percent of adolescents reported seeing overweight classmates teased in gym class.
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Quarles regularly meets up with her former classmates from the Harvard Business School or Carnegie Mellon.
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I worried that some of my classmates' feedback would be clouded by biases against black women.
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The majority of my classmates were going to University of Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech.
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As a child, Cain survived a horrific school fire that killed nearly 100 of his classmates.
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In the beginning, she said she didn't know if any of her classmates would join her.
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A gun may killed four of their classmates along with 13 others on Valentine&aposs Day.
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Kind to their neighbors, kind to their classmates, and kind to those that disagree with them.
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Hogg, Gonzales and many of their classmates have received death threats after these right-wing attacks.
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According to the Times, if one student is diagnosed with measles, all classmates are considered exposed.
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The lesser-known people tagged in the photo, according to Yahoo Sports, were classmates of Martin's.
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Watch: Meet a Trans Teenager Using Letters From Classmates to Fight For His Bathroom Rights 15.
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I did that for a semester, but my classmates were partiers and I'm not into partying.
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My female classmates and I, beneficiaries of China's economic boom, are cruising along exciting professional paths.
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She didn't understand how her classmates could answer the teacher's questions about the book so quickly.
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To the sneers of her classmates, she wore it to school every day for a year.
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She soon stopped talking about her parents with classmates in the conservative, mostly white Hartford, Conn.
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There's one group who understands all of this: my classmates from the playground, my fellow survivors.
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But the young man who had written about shooting his classmates was calm, cooperative and polite.
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I would sit with my classmates for hours as they made their way through the applications.
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She thanked her teacher respectfully before saying farewell, just like all her other Chinese classmates did.
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In fear of backlash from their community, several of Fields' former classmates asked to remain anonymous.
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When white students at a Minnesota school posted a slur to Snapchat, black classmates demanded action.
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He threatened to prevent her and her classmates from graduating if she reported him, she says.
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The student, Candace, had participated in several meaningful conversations with her black classmates since the incident.
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As his classmates from Syracuse University left town after graduation, he stayed on to keep shooting.
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Mr. Williams says that he does not often talk about his financial struggles with his classmates.
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Our classmates often mispronounced our names, which led to taunting — particularly after the tragedy of Sept.
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Classmates, he told his mother, had poured milk on him and stuffed ham in his clothes.
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"It was on a dare from one of our classmates," Ms. Ughetta said with a laugh.
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She agreed with one of her classmates who likened the scent to a new beach ball.
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Lieberman had a job at Morgan Stanley lined up and was helping classmates with mock interviews.
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They used their classmates' default password format to sign in and vote for them, Berkeleyside reported.
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The country had to make wartime sacrifices in the name of national security, my classmates reasoned.
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Add in feeling different from your classmates, and it can shake a kid to the core.
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In another, one of his classmates accuses a teacher after money from their school goes missing.
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"He can be, and frequently is, extremely cruel to his classmates," one boarding school teacher reported.
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Do you ever discuss issues around sexual assault and harassment with friends, family, classmates or others?
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The students Sebastian Valmont and Kathryn Merteuil conspire to complicate the lives of their classmates. cruelmusical.
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The girl said her classmates had bullied her before the school trip, according to the lawsuit.
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She pointed out that it wasn't the first time her classmates have scoffed at her neighborhood.
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In 1997 a teenage boy in Kentucky warned classmates that "something big" was going to happen.
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Isabella Sherwood, a sixth-grader at Central Middle School in Edgewater, Maryland, visited with classmates recently.
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His classmates keep implying that he's only in the program at all because of affirmative action.
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This amazing young man saved his allowance and used it to pay his classmates' lunch debt.
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Up until that moment, I thought my classmates saw me as one of them, an equal.
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"It was amazing and all of the classmates were in admiration of her," he told CNN.
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Floridan, the headmaster, said that Georgi's classmates were in tears when he explained what had happened.
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In Part 23, we spoke with Kyle and Aaron, once close high school classmates from Illinois.
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She stayed out all night at her senior prom, where her classmates voted her prom queen.
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Madi Roeschke (in the black sweatshirt) and her classmates being escorted off campus after the shooting.
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The gamer, along with three other high school classmates, then started on the project in 2014.
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Don't be afraid to ask your current or past colleagues, supervisors, or former classmates for recommendations.
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"When my son was in Kindergarten, one of his classmates was a homeless girl," Chinn said.
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Two former classmates of Baldwin's who read CNN's investigation said their teacher showered Baldwin with attention.
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As he and his classmates went into lockdown, many thought the noise might have been firecrackers.
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Last week he began typing "The Group," the 1963 best seller about eight classmates from Vassar.
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Share the Final Product: Share your imagined interviews with your classmates and reflect on the activity.
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His dad was a Major League Baseball star, so classmates assumed he'd followed the same path.
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"I only wanted to remind my university classmates to be careful," he told CNN this week.
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Like Joaquin's classmates, Oliver is determined to make sure no more families suffer the same tragedy.
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Any rollback of Title IX protections will hurt your classmates, your students, your friends, your sisters.
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A 6-year-old found the note in London while writing Christmas cards to her classmates.
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Plenty of your classmates have never had sex, either, even if they don't talk about it.
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In 1973, not long after the killing, she invited her classmates and professors to her apartment.
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After she earned her master's degree, in chemistry and chemical engineering, her classmates quickly found jobs.
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Respond in writing or discuss with your classmates: What is your reaction to what you see?
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And no matter who you're speaking to (colleagues, VCs, fellow classmates), few things are more terrifying.
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One was a local potter who spoke to Hamm and his classmates at a school assembly.
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He was nonplussed when asked what it was like to go to school without any classmates.
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Cretton was knocked out by the power of having his classmates respond to something he'd made.
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Pudge refuses to talk, and instead is forced to stand trial in front of his classmates.
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Mr. Sekulow opened a law firm in Atlanta with Mercer classmates and his brother Gary Sekulow.
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In one of them now lives one of his old classmates, home with her three children.
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The Times talked to dozens of their classmates to understand the scope of the national crisis.
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Ms. Deminds told The Daily News that one of her son's classmates had recorded the video.
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Those former classmates said they believed many of the pictures in the yearbook were mixed up.
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Neopets took over my life throughout elementary school, the same way it did with my classmates.
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And Malambo, 235, and his 23 classmates can spend their days learning instead of toting water.
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So, Blickenstaff and her classmates have been joining teachers on the picket lines since February 22.
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Throughout the game, you'll have support conversations with your classmates, and they'll talk to each other.
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I wanted them to cry sniveling tears in front of a crowd of jeering, joyful classmates.
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It isn't long before he's introduced to a new drug that's becoming popular among his classmates.
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I believe her because many other classmates have come out to say he drank a lot.
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Within 24 hours, one of them, Cameron Kasky, brought his classmates together to form a movement.
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One of Hogg's classmates even created a video showing Hogg pictured in the school's 2017 yearbook.
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So I had a little more skin in the game than any of my classmates. Literally.
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His classmates organized the "March for Our Lives" rally in D.C. to advocate for gun control.
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He could not relate to most classmates, who had little sense of where he had been.
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She was troubled by the concept of divorce, by classmates whose parents lived in separate homes.
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While she and her classmates huddled inside, trying to stay quiet, Beigel went down the hall.
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My classmates and I caught what turned out to be the tail end of an era.
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He fled death squads, hid from soldiers when they broke into his home, saw classmates disappeared.
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I told her I was worried about my son and my mother and my children's classmates.
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He somehow learned about what happened by overhearing me, and talked about it with his classmates.
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They were American citizens, and they thought of themselves as just as American as their classmates.
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" He retreated back to his classmates, one of whom said, "Oh man, Charles, that was rough.
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Can be a bit abrasive with classmates but has improved greatly during the last three years.
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As a neutral conversation opener, you might ask if your child's classmates talk about having crushes.
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When Dash and Assaf distribute newspapers to their classmates, their featureless forms tout headlines and scoops.
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Oliver and his classmates modified tattered, hand-me-down uniforms so that they became fashionable looks.
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What part of your college experience had the most impact — courses, extracurriculars, classmates, teachers, alumni networks?
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Tyler Christensen, one of Sainz's classmates at Inderkum High School, said he's torn on the issue.
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She painted her classmates as black prison inmates, with Abney herself as their blond, white guard.
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I remember one of my high school classmates [...] was arrested and he was killed in prison.
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Now they're gone — and they leave behind grieving families, and grieving classmates, and a grieving nation.
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His former classmates at Yale, however, have since come out in droves to refresh his memory.
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I'm curious if you and your classmates were always passionate about this issue before last week.
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Backed by two dozen of his classmates wearing matching "Road to Change" T-shirts, Cameron Kasky told reporters that he and his classmates will be targeting cities where the National Rifle Association holds the most sway with politicians, as well as communities rocked by gun violence.
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Most of my classmates view college graduation as the next step to becoming a fully independent adult.
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One of her classmates makes a few thousand a month doing basic website development for local businesses.
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The second grader's classmates looked on as an emotional David ran to his father and hugged him.
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Researchers found that severely obese children were teased and bullied by classmates as early as age six.
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In fact she can focus on the little things, like what to sign in her classmates' yearbooks.
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In 2007, a Virginia Tech student opened fire on campus, killing 32 of his classmates and teachers.
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Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with Danyna's family, friends and classmates during this difficult time.
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My classmates and I climbed the mountains to get above the fog to watch launches from afar.
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Jillian couldn't tolerate loud noises, grew withdrawn around her preschool classmates and lagged behind their academic progress.
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Because he was Somali, Yusuf was routinely taunted by both white and black classmates at public schools.
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Jezebel's Ellie Shechet has a fantastic story about Cruz's college classmates and how they felt about him.
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The incident was caught on video and Benson's classmates can be heard defending him when police arrived.
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By then, the civil rights movement was in full swing; he remembers arguing with pro-segregation classmates.
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He applauded 18-year-old Kendrick Castillo, who classmates said died while attempting to stop the gunman.
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On most levels, my childhood wasn't that different from my classmates, whose parents worked white-collar jobs.
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A 16-year-old allegedly baked her grandfather's ashes into cookies and fed them to her classmates.
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Several of Sandmann's classmates, sporting "Make America Great Again" hats, were chanting and cheering amid the encounter.
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Classmates are expected to report others who break the rules, and they face punishment if they don't.
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You aren't only getting the flu shot for yourself — it's also for your family, colleagues, classmates, etc.
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A deeply creepy moment with Laura's classmates closely recalls the 1960 horror classic Children Of The Damned.
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Not only do their classmates and teachers presumably know about it now, but so does everyone else.
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