West Virginia workers are the least educated in the nation.
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Tokayev was educated in Moscow and is a China expert.
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"I certainly won't let her be educated in California," Jameson wrote.
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In fact, Colorado's workforce is the most educated in the country.
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Born in Israel in 1964, but raised and educated in the
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Ms. Reynolds was born in El Paso, educated in Southern California.
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His father was a doctor who had been educated in Scotland.
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He was educated in the United States and speaks English fluently.
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One was a photographer who was born and educated in Switzerland.
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He was born in 1983 and was educated in Afghanistan, Sahin said.
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Strong American businesses are powered by American workers educated in public schools.
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Sons and daughters of political elites have been educated in their classrooms.
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Some 70% of the newly appointed ministers were educated in state schools.
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I have lived in America, been educated in America, loved in America.
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Mr. Jackson was educated in Oklahoma, where he earned a law degree.
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On a collective level, the impact of being educated in general is huge.
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They say Abdulgadir Masharipov was educated in Afghanistan and was influenced by ISIS.
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He comes at it from a place like he's educated in the subject.
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Shaban was educated in UNRWA schools and used to work with the agency.
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Perhaps this is why he loves the poorly educated in his shrinking base.
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He was educated in Switzerland, where he also has citizenship, the source said.
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Educated in Tanzania, he speaks Lingala, the language of the Kinshasa street, poorly.
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I have since been educated in the existence of both, because of soccer.
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None of this bodes well for the children being educated in these systems.
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Wouldn't Lear's daughters have grown up and been educated in the same place?
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" However, she says, "I was very educated in what is legal and isn't.
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"It's a system of nomenclature you have to be educated in," she said.
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I was raised in New York's Hasidic community and educated in its schools.
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Mr. Muraviev, meanwhile, was born in Russia and partially educated in San Francisco.
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"Before the revolution, all upper-class girls were educated in needlework," she said.
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Remember how New Jersey workers were the second most educated in the nation?
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This scene illustrates the futility of negotiating with white people educated in tyranny.
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I was educated in religious schools, and I am a former altar boy.
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Flores, who was educated in the United States, was President from 1999 and 2004.
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The sons of daughters of wealthy Emiratis are often educated in British private schools.
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The institutions will benefit, because students will be educated in a more diverse environment.
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She was partly educated in Switzerland at the same school Kim Jong Un attended.
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My father was in the army and my mother was Japanese, educated in America.
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"The German people are more educated in sciences and believe in science," he said.
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My Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival clients have been raised and educated in America.
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Second, he was educated in Virginia, the veritable cradle of eugenics and scientific racism.
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Originally from Abu Dhabi, Al-Suwaidi was born and educated in the United States.
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He's not just a name-dropper: Tinie Tempah is well-educated in the Potterverse.
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I actually don't listen to country and I'm not that educated in the music.
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Diamonds are a girl's best friend, but only if she's well educated in their clarity.
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Unlike many of his peers, the crown prince has not been educated in the West.
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Teaching is a humbling experience, an opportunity to be educated in empathy and human possibility.
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Kabuko was smart—he'd been educated in Gambia but had left because of hopeless prospects.
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Although he was educated in a state school, he now regards private education as essential.
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Its members describe themselves there as "young, well travelled" and mostly educated in eastern Europe.
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Educated in Cairo and London, Dr Tolba helped found the institutions of modern climate diplomacy.
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Like Max Fischer in Rushmore (1998), Anderson was educated in both private and public schools.
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Returning exiles educated in the West are leaving again, along with a larger illegal flow.
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He grew up and was educated in Sweden where he started a career in academe.
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The Muslim assailants in Paris and Belgium were born and educated in Europe, they noted.
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Though his family currently lives in Colombo, he was raised and educated in the north.
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Educated in the Middle East, they are said to have sworn allegiance to Mr. Hapilon.
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The students are often educated in other countries, where they frequently work in legitimate jobs.
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He was educated in Mexico, walks with crutches, and suffers from A.D.H.D. and bipolar disorder.
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And of the top 10 of the Fortune 500, eight were educated in public colleges.
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The current prisoners have varied backgrounds, but most are immigrants educated in science and engineering.
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Its members describe themselves there as "young, well traveled" and mostly educated in eastern Europe.
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After being educated in Jamaica, Pearson was freed and sent to Oxford for his education.
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To become educated in Toledo or Indianapolis is to see places outside of Toledo or Indianapolis.
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In this generation, everyone is just so much more educated in current events than ever before.
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The group's members describe themselves there as "young, well traveled" and mostly educated in eastern Europe.
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The front-runner said "I love the poorly educated" in his Nevada victory speech last month.
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He was born in the German town of Wuppertal and educated in Germany, Britain, and Switzerland.
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The state's workforce is the most educated in the country, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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And then there was us, well educated in everything useless for life on the Wyoming range.
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"You're taught to really think outside the box when you're educated in the arts," she said.
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Many of the founders of China's most successful technology companies were educated in the United States.
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Haya was educated in Britain and competed in equestrian jumping in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.
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To build that trust, Shanahan notes commanders need to be educated in the technology early on.
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While the Ansaris were educated in Pakistan, their daughter Sarah graduated from Notre Dame Law School.
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The fan base is engaged and educated in a way you don't get in every market.
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Educated in musicology and industrial design, Bailey's educational background is what you get in her work.
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Hassan was educated in the UK before becoming a leading figure in Malaysia's tech and finance world.
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She was educated in Roman Catholic convent schools and the extension division of the University of Alabama.
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He was educated in classics and economics at a time when the insights of Adam Smith prevailed.
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Mr. Larraín, 39, was educated in Catholic schools but says he is no longer a practicing Catholic.
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It was penetrating the white-collar, well-educated in the top cities, but it was not everywhere.
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They come from a tradition of good coaching and are usually well educated in the Dutch system.
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The younger Kim, educated in Switzerland, is not known to have left North Korea since becoming leader.
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"We are first generation immigrants here, and we were educated in the United States," Ms. Cherng said.
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Its judges, often educated in England, are in the habit of issuing decisions that protect civil liberties.
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Educated in a French-inspired private school in Constantinople, Midhat is sent to Montpellier to study medicine.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn, who was educated in foreign military academies, spends much of his time in Germany.
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Ms. Osakue, who was born, raised and educated in Turin, became a citizen under the existing rules.
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Women make up 21625 million of the college-educated in the workforce compared to 2900 million men.
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They're much better equipped if they're educated, but if they're educated in an honest and accurate way.
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He certainly was never educated in the right way to be a boss and he is 28.
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People are more educated in those power dynamics, but they haven't made any hard decisions like this.
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Ecuador's president, Rafael Correa, a populist educated in the United States, abandoned an effort to seek another term.
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Growing numbers of them have not only been educated in America but have also gained crucial experience there.
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The number of children being educated in Hawaiian has risen from 1,877 in 2008 to 3,028 in 2018.
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Lee was educated in the US and Singapore plays host to a major US air and naval presence.
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I think these sorts of fears offer an opportunity to become more educated in at least three ways.
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Born on a farm in 1934, Sheldrick was educated in Nairobi at the Kenya High School for Girls.
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Mr. Kim, while educated in Switzerland, had never previously traveled abroad since becoming North Korea's leader in 2011.
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But the festival also features works by composers who were educated in a very different China, before Mao.
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So these kids grew up in the US, were educated in the US, and integrated into American culture.
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Trevor, born and educated in Ireland, died in England in 2016 at 88, in a halo of fame.
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Educated in the Soviet Union, some of these individuals even occupied prominent positions in the Vietnamese Communist Party.
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Wyndham is educated in the ways that 150,000 Britons have managed to maintain mastery over millions of Indians.
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My mother was college-educated in Cuba — but she was the daughter of a woman who rolled cigars.
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Like Albizu Campos, Muñoz Marín had been educated in the US (although he enjoyed a more privileged background).
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Gianforte was born in California, educated in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and only came to Montana in 1995.
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Born in 1901 into a family of Ottoman statesmen and diplomats, she was educated in the fashionable French style.
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We, too, deserve to be educated in one of the most storied and revered Black institutions in this country.
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Educated in Hong Kong and at the London School of Economics, she is fluent in Cantonese, English and Mandarin.
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Gianforte, 000, was born in California, educated in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and only came to Montana in 1995.
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History provides some intriguing examples of the effect of being educated in the mother tongue or some other language.
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The daily intelligence briefing Maduro, himself educated in Havana, receives isn't prepared by Venezuelans but by Cuban intelligence operatives.
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While I was born and educated in Pakistan, America is my home and I am a proud naturalized citizen.
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Franken is the grandchild of immigrants, he was educated in the Ivy League, and he is a Midwestern liberal.
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What's happening now is that doctors are not educated in how to intervene when substance abuse problems come up.
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As an Armenian raised and educated in Moscow, I have always considered myself a Muscovite, part of Russian society.
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Sima spent her early childhood in India, where her father was posted and where she was educated in English.
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If you get educated in America today, and have a good work ethic, you are going to be rewarded.
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"We have generations of obstetric providers educated in that paradigm that have to change their practice," Ms. Dekker said.
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Gianforte, 56, was born in California, educated in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and only came to Montana in 1995.
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Earlier reports about the suspected bombers indicate some came from wealthy families and were educated in England or Australia.
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The writer — Indian by descent, Trinidadian by birth, educated in England — died on Saturday at the age of 85.
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She was born on a Nebraska farm, the oldest of six girls, and educated in a one-room schoolhouse.
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He won a prize for drawing at the age of ten, and was educated in art academies and ateliers.
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Iranian women can drive, vote, hold most jobs, and are among the most highly educated in the Middle East.
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Moua and his wife went on to have six children, all of them well educated in the United States.
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United States, a Japanese man brought up and educated in Berkeley argued that, for naturalization purposes, he was white.
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Our founding fathers recognized that the maintenance of our democracy would require a population educated in basic civic responsibility.
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The legislation would replace the lottery with a "preference system," giving priority to foreign students educated in the United States.
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Crunchbase's gender diversity report from August showed that many startup founders in the US are educated in the United Kingdom.
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Most of us in the general public have some vague understanding that young actors aren't educated in a traditional classroom.
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As a young man, he was educated in the United Kingdom and at Australia's Royal Military College in Duntroon, Canberra.
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A generation of young people have been born and educated in it; now they scrabble to earn a living there.
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People are well-educated in Lisbon, and salaries are lower than in other European metropolitan areas, as are living costs.
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It's no longer considered enough to release empowerment anthems for women, you're expected to be educated in what you're advocating.
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But many of the RSS's demands boil down to putting Muslims, already mostly poor and badly educated, in their place.
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Her father was an industrialist, educated in London, who headed a progressive party advocating for secularism and democracy in Iraq.
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Nitin, who was born India and educated in America, is the first from outside the U.S. to lead the school.
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He was educated in the United Kingdom and Australia before officially being declared crown prince and heir apparent in 1972.
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Because black children were not allowed to be educated in Delaware, her parents moved the family to Pennsylvania in 1833.
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Both he and Mr. Kuchibhotla were educated in the United States and were working and living in the country legally.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, a politician educated in the United States, was elected prime minister of Pakistan on Tuesday.
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The author, Fatima Bhutto, was born in Kabul, Afghanistan, raised in Damascus, Syria, and educated in New York and London.
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The adults were educated in how to talk to suicidal teens and how to make sure they're adhering to treatment.
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Mr. James was educated in France and Switzerland and at Harvard Law School, but he made his permanent home in England.
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In her opinion, a referendum would take at least another three years, and everyone needs to get educated in the meantime.
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However, because those states' white voters are among the best-educated in the country, they are probably off-limits to him.
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According to the Higher Education Policy Institute, more heads of state and government have been educated in Britain than anywhere else.
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What should a Saudi family do when it has daughters educated in the US who want to take over the business?
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Ohio's 12th District — the most affluent and highest educated in the state — encompasses Columbus suburbs, but also extends to rural areas.
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He was a first-generation American, born to Afghan Muslim parents in Queens and educated in the public schools of Florida.
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People educated in blue states can move to red states; technologies developed in blue states can be emulated in red states.
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We let education get away from us; our kids were being educated in awful buildings, and they weren't learning very much.
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He was educated in Germany and Switzerland, and then at the University of Vermont, Yale and the Columbia School of Journalism.
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Marouane El Abassi, a World Bank representative for Libya and economist educated in France, had been touted as new finance minister.
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Educated in the Middle East, the Mautes are based in the Marawi area and recently accepted Mr. Hapilon's leadership as emir.
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Massachusetts workers are among the highest educated in the nation, and no state gets better results from its workforce training programs.
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Mr. Ng was born in Hong Kong, moved to Canada when he was young and was mostly educated in the West.
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Kim was educated in Switzerland and Soh believes his way of thinking about the world is fundamentally different from his father's.
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I have been educated in prestigious schools, and visited by the richest of the rich and the most celebrated public figures.
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"I'm educated in nutrition and training, so the beauty of it is that I had four months to do it," he explains.
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The 1965 act, which delineated preferences for professionals, scientists and artists, drew immigrants who were highly skilled and educated in British India.
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Like so many Central European countries, startup founders are at once well-educated in the ways of western investment and also frightened.
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Khan was educated in the West, married multiple times, and had made a reputation for himself in London's nightclubs during his youth.
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Rodriguez says the workshops are vital in getting women educated in the ways they can confront the disparity in their everyday lives.
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Some VCs were educated in the "school of hard knocks" by founding and building successful startups; however, many went to business schools.
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He was educated in Britain and studied economics, rejecting the advice of his father, Prime Minister Abdul Razak, to become an accountant.
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"I was educated in the VT public school system, and I'm fairly certain we learned about slavery there," one Twitter user tweeted.
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But if doctors were really educated in this arena, then at least we'd refer [patients] to someone else who can treat it.
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Its workforce is the least educated in the nation, and its economy is suffering from the painful decline in the coal industry.
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Dr. Leslie, born and educated in England, is an architecture and history enthusiast who has enormous respect for the community's early buildings.
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Like most pastry chefs trained in this country, Skurnick was educated in the French fundamentals, and he uses them at both restaurants.
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Mr. Graetz, who was born in West Virginia and educated in Ohio, is in hospice care and sometimes struggles to recall events.
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Marion was educated in Amsterdam and England, where she attended boarding school and was active in the Girl Guides, a scouting organization.
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Tracee Ellis Ross is the outlier: the child of Diana Ross, she was educated in Switzerland and on the Upper East Side.
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Having been raised and educated in Chicago, he had a affinity for local artists like Ed Paschke, Leon Bellin and Franz Altschuler.
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After fleeing with his family to India from the occupying Chinese Army in 1955, he was educated in Catholic and Anglican schools.
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Zarif, who was educated in the US, is well known in Western circles because of his ability to speak nearly flawless English.
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First, this generation of philanthropists will become increasingly experienced and educated in the process of giving as they progress through their lives.
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Cathleen, educated in a Catholic girls' school in Tennessee, is leaving a family situation sketched in a few baldly over-dramatized scenes.
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When you're educated in the art historical lineage of European modernism, it's difficult to divorce that trajectory from your own visual vocabulary.
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On the estate of one family, many of whose members were educated in the West, the village children's teeth are black and rotten.
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In a case of a state living up (or down) to its stereotypes, West Virginia workers are the least educated in the nation.
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Around 22021% of American children are educated in Texas, but the parsimonious state has lagged behind for years in funding and exam results.
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Educated in Switzerland and the United States, Mr. Koc had been chairman since 2003, when he took over from his father, Rahmi Koc.
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Francis, like Henry, was highly-educated in a wide range of academic disciplines, and showed particular skill in the military strategy and combat.
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The disadvantages grow even greater in New York City (outside Staten Island), where white voters are among the best educated in the country.
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"Black America also has a large community of striving, successful, hard-working people: college-educated, in the work force," said a black leader.
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Most speak at least three languages, have been educated in other countries and have multiple passports, so they could live someplace seemingly easier.
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I know just how important it is to ensure the next generation is educated in the subjects of science, technology, engineering and math.
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To a nose educated in the smells specific to a Ralph Wilson tailgate, however, slight notes of nylon and polyester were also detectable.
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More people were liberated and educated in those countries, so they could put their knowledge and creativity at the disposal of the world.
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Mr. Botha was educated in Potchefstroom, to the south and closer to Johannesburg, and received a law degree from the University of Pretoria.
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They have long been educated in separate schools and formed different social bonds as the nation has struggled to integrate them into society.
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Its leaders were a new, enlightened elite educated in the prestigious boarding schools of the East Coast and trained by the Ivy leagues.
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Doctors all have to be educated in a similar way, pass the same board exams, and earn the same licenses at the end.
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The Green Party also elected its first candidate in Ontario, Mike Schreiner, who was born in Kansas and educated in the United States.
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Zarif was educated in the U.S. and has a rolodex full of contacts to call upon from his time as Iran's UN ambassador.
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As a Chicana born, raised and educated in California, and having visited most of the "great" museums throughout Europe, I find these extraordinary.
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Educated in mechanical engineering, he became a computer programmer, working with Cognizant, an outsourcing firm, and Lennox, which makes heaters and air-conditioners.
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They assign more value to Latin America, Latin American born artists who migrate to the United States and get educated in this country.
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The Turkish officer said a "common denominator" for everyone targeted in the purges was that they were at least partially educated in the West.
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So the disparity doesn't seem to be for lack of people educated in the right fields, as has been the excuse in Silicon Valley.
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She was the child of secular Jewish parents in Tehran — her family name, changed by her father, was Cohen — and educated in Muslim schools.
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Like his brothers, Ramón was educated in Roman Catholic schools, but unlike them, he remained in Birán while they continued their studies in Havana.
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Students like Karoway are getting formally educated in cannabis to help set them in apart in an industry that currently employs some 150,2100 people.
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Since nearly a quarter of America's public-school students are educated in California and Texas, the states' performance matters profoundly for the country's future.
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The novel was said to be semi-autobiographical for Bussy, who had been educated in France's "Les Ruches" girls schools run by Marie Souvestre.
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The journalist, a Saudi national who was a US resident, had four adult children, all of whom were educated in the US, NPR reported.
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Born, raised, and educated in Louisiana, Mr. Duncan has made a career for himself luring people toward the rocky cliffs of his dangerous ideology.
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Indeed, the language-as-culture position attracts the educated in channeling awareness that indigenous people are not lesser than us but just fascinatingly different.
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It believes that higher education is "only appropriate for a cognitive elite" and that most citizens should be educated in trade schools or apprenticeships.
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Today's children have been educated in classes alongside peers with every developmental disability under the sun, since it was mandated by law in 1990.
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Ms. Yalda, who was educated in Italy and France, said the city was suffering from all the towers being built without regard for aesthetics.
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Businesses of all sizes, small and large, must ensure that employees are educated in threats, like mobile phishing, and offer guidelines on secure behavior.
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Born in Iran, he was educated in the United States and was named a "Young Global Leader" by the World Economic Forum in 2007.
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Born in July 1952, he was educated in the United Kingdom and Australia before officially being declared the crown prince and heir apparent in 1972.
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Warren added that car and scooter users need to be educated in the meantime about everything from helmet use to how to share a road.
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The message that received the most support was: The Supreme Court is composed of nine people, all of whom were educated in the Ivy League.
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The authors also state that this diverse group of seniors will become more educated in the next decade, which should result in lower poverty levels.
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It is also opening up new markets as the internet enables people to get educated in different ways and at different times in their lives.
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If a provider is sufficiently educated in 'real life,' [PrEP] is part of an array of modalities that a sophisticated clinician has to work with.
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The opportunities to improve the way kids are educated in our country are literally limitless but the forces that resist such improvement are exceptionally strong.
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Though educated in a Catholic environment, he has come to believe that nothing exists beyond the world of everyday experience and scientific explanation — nothing transcendent.
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The share among Hillary Clinton voters was higher, at 43 percent, but even among the more educated in the party, most people haven't graduated college.
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Schoolchildren generally had to be educated in Russian even when, despite the many ethnic Russians in Ukrainian cities, in the countryside most people spoke Ukrainian.
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The Mautes were a new breed of extremists: young, charismatic, Arabic-speaking, educated in the Middle East, social-media savvy and with vast international connections.
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It is by far the best educated in the nation, with 56 percent of the population over age 25 holding a bachelor's degree or higher.
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Born in Lebanon, raised in Brazil, educated in France, he transformed the Renault-Nissan Alliance into the fourth biggest carmaker in the world by share.
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Born in 1948, Ri was partly educated in Russia and promoted when Kim Jong Un started to rise through the ranks in the late 2000s.
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For Nguyen — born in Vietnam and educated in the USA, after which she returned to Vietnam and married a US citizen — there are no easy answers.
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Many judges have grown up and been educated in these conditions and so they often take up those cultural parameters and translate them to their sentences.
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Officials of Prime Minister Thongloun Sisoulith's new government, many of them educated in Vietnam, have visited Hanoi en masse in recent weeks, their first foreign trip.
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"I was educated in England and it's English humor," he said when asked about it during an interview on Sunday that was broadcast by America Television.
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In New Orleans, which rebuilt its woeful education system after Hurricane Katrina, 93% of pupils are now educated in charters, where they have made considerable improvement.
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Born and educated in Virginia until he went to Yale for his doctorate, Wolfe was an unparalleled observer of the human condition, particularly among American humans.
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Swalwell says that his life experiences — born in Iowa, educated in the south, and representing a diverse district in California — gives him credibility with all voters.
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As the industry grows, more people educated in computer science, technology, IT, and other related fields will be needed to fill gaps in the job market.
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What we do know, however, is that he was educated in Britain and Australia, is an enthusiastic cyclist and pilot, and has been married four times.
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How did this happen, when the populace was so less educated in the days when most families didn't even have an indoor potty to talk about?
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And Russian officials feel more comfortable dealing with Syrian Army commanders – many of them educated in Russia — than with the Shiite religious trappings of the militias.
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Alma Thomas (1891-1978) was born in Georgia, educated in Washington and worked as an art teacher in the public schools there for almost 40 years.
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And much more so now than in the time of Emerson, a man from the old Harvard, well educated in a nation commonly much less so.
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Mr. Englander, who was educated in Jewish schools on Long Island, lived in Israel from 1996 to 2001, and much of the novel is set there.
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Even if they were provided, people may need to be educated in why using them is important and in how to use them correctly, she said.
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We should all be educated in the basic structure and functions of our government so that we can advocate for ourselves, and keep our democracy healthy.
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But they tend to be less educated, in poorer health, and less confident in their children's prospects—and they're often residents of nearly all-white neighborhoods.
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"Just getting my degrees has helped me immensely, just within the game of football and with people, just making me more educated in general," Dak says.
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Educated in Lima and later at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago as a Fulbright scholar, Burga returned to live and work in Peru.
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Then their father, anxious to ensure that his younger son is educated in the ways of honorable manhood, takes him to his first Ku Klux Klan meeting.
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Students who were educated in districts under court-ordered desegregation got a better quality education than those in the control group, which translated into significant educational gains.
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While the deaf and hard-of-hearing population can visually communicate with people educated in American Sign Language, video chat can enable a new layer of communication.
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Above all, they have been educated in British politics, discovering the DUP's existence and understanding the pressure on Mrs May from the press and her own party.
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"The healthcare system is still being educated in terms of the value of telehealth and where it's best suited," says Matthew Gillmor, an analyst with brokerage Baird.
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The state GDP shrank in 2016, and even though its workforce is the least educated in the country, the Republican legislature recently cut the higher education budget.
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Educated in Proust, Plath, and de Beauvoir, they arrived at professional jobs throughout the aughts with high expectations and suddenly found themselves doing meaningless, morally compromised work.
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According to the book's author biography, Gomes was educated in Massachusetts public schools before attending Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, where he earned a degree in English.
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One of her children has cerebral palsy, and she has said her quest to have him educated in a traditional school inspired her to seek elected office.
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They have all been educated in our colleges and universities, pay their taxes and contribute to the country's economy, and work incredibly hard each and every day.
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"Part of this project is thinking about this place that is in my mind," said Ms. Contis, who was born in Pennsylvania and educated in the East.
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He was born into a middle-class Lebanese family but raised in Liberia and educated in Switzerland and Lebanon before moving to Germany to study in 2001.
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I am the only foreigner in the building, so he would greet me in French, the language Mr. Derakhshani had been partly educated in, many decades ago.
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It says that citizens are entitled to notify the police if they witness violence against women, and that children should be educated in schools about human rights.
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I'm a native Californian (San Diego) educated in a state university in the 1970s and 80s, and taught at the University of California, Berkeley for 23 years.
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The more we were educated in US schools and the more we assimilated, the more we internalized the disdain American society has for someone like my mother.
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But their fight for the right to be educated in French, which dates to the 19th century, ramped up again thanks to cuts by Premier Doug Ford.
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Children should be educated in how to handle a chat room," Estrada explained go what he'll advise in his role, reported the AP. "Don't give out personal information.
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The younger Kim, who was educated in Switzerland, is not known to have any fear of flying and state media have shown pictures of him aboard a plane.
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More than half the party's MPs are now educated in the state sector (see chart 1); the current cabinet is its first ever to contain no Old Etonians.
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As it turns out, Truijens is studious as well as musically educated; in addition to being Death Alley's frontman, he's also working on his PhD in Political Science.
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Another extraordinary entrepreneur is Fadi Ghandour, a Jordanian-Lebanese entrepreneur educated in the U.S. who founded Aramex, the largest package delivery service in the Middle East and Africa.
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The business was started by Seun and Seyi Abolaji, two brothers who were raised and educated in America and returned to Nigeria, to the bemusement of their families.
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In several countries, including America and Britain, autistic pupils are mostly educated in mainstream schools but offered extra help from therapists and teachers trained to deal with them.
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A native of Windsor, Ontario, Ian Austen was educated in Toronto, lives in Ottawa and has reported about Canada for The New York Times for over a decade.
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Meanwhile, the Emiratis are pressing forward with their higher ambitions — led by officials often educated in the United States and more likely to speak flawless English than French.
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They profit from running the country, deposit the proceeds in offshore banking centers and the London property market and send their children to be educated in Western schools.
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Polls showed that Van der Bellen won decisively among the well educated and the better paid, while Hofer won workers and the less well educated in a landslide.
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" Largely self-educated in the sciences, Churchill had boundless curiosity for practically anything, an attitude he once described as "picking up a few things as I went along.
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Mr. Sellers, who was born and educated in England, had been deputy director of sciences and exploration at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., since 20163.
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Children who are brought to the U.S. by their parents have been involved in our communities, been educated in our schools, and contributed to our economy for years.
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The son of a well-off Marxist lawyer, Mr. Ramírez was educated in Moscow and moved to Lebanon, where he found common cause with left-wing Palestinian radicals.
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The ghosts of that work haunt the internet, and his namesake trust is devoted to ensuring it's still performed and that dancers are educated in Cunningham's favored techniques.
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Nor, alas, is it remarkable that Mr Özil has been left to wonder: "I was born and educated in Germany, so why don't people accept that I am German?"
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Ostadhassan would like his children to be educated in the United States, and his dream is to be there when they walk across the stage to receive college diplomas.
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Anne's rebellious streak got her sent to an English-style boarding school, escaping the chores that Meng — educated in the Chinese system — was responsible for in the family home.
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But in the 1980s, as Taiwan became a world leader in high-tech manufacturing, many of those educated in the West began to see good job opportunities back home.
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Studies are showing, for example, that black students in charter schools are more likely than their counterparts in traditional public schools to be educated in an intensely segregated setting.
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A devout Catholic from the Midwest, Kaine was born in Minnesota, Jesuit-educated in Missouri and took time away from Harvard Law School to do missionary work in Honduras.
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I would not have been born if my father had not been re-educated in the countryside of the city where my mother lived, and where they eventually met.
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In the West, Zarif is an enigma; he was educated in the United States and speaks nearly perfect English, but he remains loyal to the revolutionary regime in Iran.
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The young people protected under DACA, Obama said, were raised and educated in the United States, grew up as Americans and often know little about their countries of origin.
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A native of Windsor, Ontario, Ian Austen was educated in Toronto, lives in Ottawa and has reported about Canada for The New York Times for more than a decade.
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Kim, who was educated in Switzerland, is likely to have a panoramic sense of his objectives, North Korea's nuclear program and the strategic picture in Northeast Asia experts said.
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" He says, "Being educated in the states, most people aren't aware of the trajectory of this violent history and how long slavery existed and how mass incarceration has evolved.
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In the Republican primary, Trump lost every county in the Sixth District — one of the wealthiest and best-educated in the state — even as he won the state overall.
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"Whilst locals and visitors are embracing the issues surrounding use of plastics, they now need to be educated in not pouring fats and oils down the drain," he said.
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They were contemplating the dowry they could have negotiated, Gautama assumed, the elation there would have been in finding a match for a son who was educated in America.
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Cici Wu, Ho King Man and Wang Xu are three such artists, who were born in China, educated in the United States and now call New York their home.
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Today, 50 percent of the people who are getting a master's or a PhD in STEM fields today are people from outside the United States, educated in our schools.
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Dreamers, Ho said, are speaking out and are not afraid to put up a fight because they were educated in US schools that taught them to stand up for themselves.
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"What makes it even more hopeless for the refugees [in Gaza] is that the only outlet for them is UNRWA," explains Abu Shawish, himself a refugee educated in UNRWA schools.
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"I am very critical of UNRWA," Omar Shabaan, a political economist in Gaza, who was educated in UNRWA schools and used to work for the agency, told me in June.
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They may think it worth sacrificing some of the knowledge and understanding that can be gained from being educated in the mother tongue for better prospects in the labour market.
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There is an echo of that in the support that early opinion polls give among the better-off and better-educated in Brazil to Jair Bolsonaro, a right-wing populist.
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Few people are better educated in the effect that popularity has on us than Mitch Prinstein, a professor of clinical psychology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Siamak Namazi, who was born in Iran and educated in the United States, worked as a business consultant in Iran for several years, and was well-known in Washington circles.
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Whom is Glass referring to when she says that "you've got people who are not sophisticated, not educated, in the areas of body language and communication coming out as experts"?
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But Ohio's 12th Congressional District is the most affluent and well-educated in the state, home to the kinds of voters Democrats have over-performed with in recent special elections.
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" Added Cara McClellan, of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, "During this divisive time for our country, the need for citizen leaders, educated in diverse settings, remains as urgent as ever.
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Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi's father helped negotiate the country's release from imperial control, and she was educated in the UK and married to a British citizen.
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Second, Marshall understood the importance of developing and cultivating a network of strategic thinkers who have been educated in net assessment and tasked with ensuring victory in a competitive struggle.
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"We have to remember that democracy is an important pillar, but it is not the only one," said Mr. Hun Many, who was educated in the United States and Australia.
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Ms. Trump said that six million jobs in the United States were going unfilled largely because not enough students were being educated in computer science and other STEM-related skills.
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A journalist who was born in Paris and educated in London, Poirier knows that we expect many things when we consider the mythic figures who populated Paris in the 1940s.
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These three artists are prime examples of transnational identity, having been born in China and educated in America, where they now run an alternative space in New York called Practice.
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But she also wanted her children to be educated in a more diverse setting than they would have had in the public schools of the wealthy suburb of Ada, Mich.
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Nearly all of the boys arrested on charges related to suicide attacks were educated in madrasas, conservative religious schools that can serve as recruiting and indoctrination centers for suicide bombers.
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But Shakespeare was most likely educated in Stratford's grammar school, where the curriculum covered most of Shakespeare-the-poet's favorite sources and was heavy on Greek, Latin, and foreign languages.
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Supporters of DACA say the people it protects, known as "Dreamers," grew up and were educated in the United States and have little connection to the countries where they are citizens.
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The restructuring of the school system marks the end of an era for children in schools like Paso Palmas, who have been educated in a close-knit, familial atmosphere for decades.
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Around the turn of the 20th century, the Soong daughters became some of the first Chinese women to be educated in America, which led to jobs as English translators for Sun.
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Those teens were asked to nominate up to four caring adults, who were then educated in how to talk to suicidal teens and how to make sure they're adhering to treatment.
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Educated in schools modelled on the British system, they expected a warm welcome from the "mother country"; yet when they arrived they struggled to find landlords willing to rent them homes.
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Axe's rival is U.S. Attorney Chuck Rhoades, played by veteran actor Paul Giamatti, who was raised among privilege, educated in the Ivy League and dedicated to fighting corruption on Wall Street.
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The story's primary focus is a concern for the children of overseas officials raised and educated in foreign countries and the concern that these children will grow into less patriotic adults.
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Perhaps their mother dreamed of a world where her daughters could move about freely, be educated in a school system that recognizes the equality of girls and live a peaceful life.
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Experts have said that Bin Salman is different than other Saudi leaders in that he had been educated in the kingdom — he wears traditional dress and is popular with young Saudis.
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Born in Tijuana and educated in San Diego, Tanya Aguiñiga has long explored this existential rift through her ongoing, multifaceted AMBOS project, several works of which are represented in W|alls.
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The secretive jihadist was born as Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim Ali al-Badri in a village in central Iraq to a Sunni Muslim family and was educated in the city of Samarra.
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But that workforce is also the best educated in the country, according to the Census Bureau, with nearly 22015 percent of people over age 21.3 attaining a bachelor's degree or higher.
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"We shouldn't fool ourselves," said Mr. Madani of the Department of Environment, who was educated in the United States and recently taught system analysis in environmental policy at Imperial College London.
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More heads of state and government (58) were educated in Britain than in any other country, according to a study in 2017 by the Higher Education Policy Institute, a think-tank.
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The sheikh, vice-president and prime minister of the United Arab Emirates, has not attended the court in person while Haya, who was educated in Britain, has been present at hearings.
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He was the most unlikely legend in the history of the auto industry, a diminutive, Brazilian-born, raised-in-Lebanon, educated-in-France citizen of the world who carried three passports.
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Mr. Jackson's background aligned more closely with the people moving in: He was a transplant, who grew up in the suburbs, and was educated in one of Baltimore's elite private schools.
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Before his jailing, Mr López, an economist educated in the United States, led the salida ("exit") movement, a radical part of the opposition that argued for Mr Maduro's negotiated departure from power.
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The protests were in response to the government's decision to implement a policy in which all schoolchildren would be educated in Afrikaans (the language of the oppressor) rather than their native language.
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A polarizing figure A strict Islamist who was educated in southern California, Morsy was voted into power in June 2012 following the 2011 Arab Spring uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak's longstanding rule.
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Educated in private Jesuit schools, Castro went on to earn a law degree from the University of Havana in 1950 and became a practicing attorney, offering free legal services to the poor.
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For an example from the field of medicine, take Dougbeh Chris Nyan, born in Liberia and educated in Germany, who spent most of his career in America, developing tests for infectious diseases.
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Because it was written mostly by lawyers for an 18th-century public well educated in legal matters, to fully understand the Constitution we have to know some fundamentals of 18th-century law.
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People love it and I think that people do like that they are being educated in the more in-depth parts of Thai cuisine and not just the general sense of it.
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His ties to Erdogan date back to the 1990s when Yildirim, educated in shipbuilding and marine sciences, was in charge of a high-speed ferry company in Istanbul, where Erdogan was mayor.
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Obama and DACA advocates have said the people protected by it were raised and educated in the United States, grew up as Americans and often know little about their countries of origin.
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Obama and DACA advocates have said the people protected by it were raised and educated in the United States, grew up as Americans and often know little about their countries of origin.
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In 85033, in another successor-inspired revolt, elements of the general staff (many educated in the Soviet Union) reportedly began to lay plans to assassinate the Kim family during a military parade.
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"So, by luck, he came to America, which would not have been the usual route when young Egyptian men of talent were going abroad to get educated in science," Dr. Dervan said.
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The country's computer-science graduates are lauded worldwide: the bosses of two of America's biggest tech firms, Satya Nadella of Microsoft and Sundar Pichai of Google, were born and educated in India.
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In 1957, she married Nguyen Manh Khanh, a Vietnamese engineer educated in Paris who adopted the first name Quasar and became well known as an inventor and a designer of inflatable furniture.
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The strategy involves "state investment, international collaboration, and academic transfers of knowledge" from abroad, such as when a student is educated in the U.S. and returns to China to work on quantum research.
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Among the college-educated in America, only 12% of births are to unmarried mothers; among those who dropped out of high school, the rate is 70%, up from 43% in the early 1980s.
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Even Latino immigrants, who lag behind other immigrants (who tend to be more educated) in how long it takes them to speak English, perform much better than the European immigrants of the 1880s.
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Born in 1948, Ri was partly educated in Russia and promoted when Kim Jong Un started to rise through the ranks in the late 2000s, Madden and the South Korean government official said.
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Ri was partially educated in China and visited South Korea in 2005 for the Asian Athletic Championships "as a member of North Korea's cheering squad," a South Korean lawmaker told CNN in 2012.
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Zhiyi Yang, 323, Frankfurt My father's parents, both descendants of gentry, were "re-educated" in the countryside, and their five sons dropped out of school one by one to take care for themselves.
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Mohammed Adil, 49, an Indian who runs a fashion retail company and who wanted his four daughters to be educated in the United States, said he invested $550,000 in Jay Peak in 2012.
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The company was co-founded by Amr Awadallah, who was born and educated in Egypt and came to the United States to earn a doctorate in electrical engineering from Stanford University in 2007.
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"We have to punch above our weight," said Bayan Sami Abdul Rahman, the head of the Washington-based delegation, who like Mr. Talabani was educated in Britain, and speaks with a British accent.
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Famed for their marriages to leading political figures, the three Soong sisters were born in Shanghai in the late nineteenth century, and were among the first Chinese women to be educated in America.
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And Rachel Carson, whose book "Silent Spring" warned of the threat of pesticides and whose environmental advocacy headed off certain crisis, bucked the norms of her time to become educated in the sciences.
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Zarif, who was educated in the US, is considered to be one of the more moderate members of the Iranian government and this could open the door for hardliners to gain more influence.
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He was virtually bioengineered for the assignment: born to an evangelical Christian father and a Roman Catholic mother, raised and educated in Catholic schools all the way through the University of Notre Dame.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Teju Cole was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in 1975, raised in Lagos, Nigeria, and educated in England and America, where he earned a degree in art history.
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Political scientists, meanwhile, have shown that so-called "irrational" individuals, especially those who are highly educated, in some cases actually hold onto their opinions more strongly when faced with facts that contradict them.
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But in western Michigan, skeptics doubt professions of open-mindedness from someone who grew up in Holland — a town founded by Dutch Calvinist separatists and perceived as insular — and educated in parochial schools.
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Raised and educated in the West, she served in all three branches of Arizona's government, including as a government lawyer, majority leader of the State Senate, elected trial judge and appeals court judge.
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Mr. Zarif was educated in the United States, speaks fluent English, served as the Iranian ambassador to the United Nations and regularly appears at international conferences to defend his country and its policies.
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Oreskovic, born in Zagreb but raised and educated in Canada, was put forward as a non-party candidate by HDZ and the small reformist party Most, after weeks of talks following an inconclusive Nov.
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Varys is now claiming that he, in fact, managed to spirit baby Aegon to safety and has had him raised and educated in secret, so that he could be prepared to take over Westeros.
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So, too, is the return of people educated in the West in numbers far beyond anything witnessed since Yung Wing became the first Chinese to graduate from an American university (Yale) in the 1850s.
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The cousin, Mohammed Bin Nayef, headed the internal security service of the kingdom, was educated in the West unlike Mohammed Bin Salman, and earned high marks from Americans like me who worked with him.
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Born, raised and educated in North Carolina, Sydnor this month was hired as a vice president at Cassidy & Associates, one of the most succesful lobbying firms in the city and a decidedly D.C. establishment.
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DACA supporters argue that the people it protects grew up and were educated in the United States and were integrated into American society, with little connection to the countries in which they are citizens.
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This was the territory it had staked among the incubators of the meritocracy, the many schools in which a child could be educated in New York for the approximate sum of $50,000 a year.
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Obama and his fellow Democrats have defended the program as one that protects young people who grew up and were educated in the United States and are Americans in every way but actual citizenship.
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Ms. Brnabic (pronounced BER-nah-beech), a businesswoman who was educated in the United States and Britain, worked in the private sector before joining Mr. Vucic's government last summer as a public administration minister.
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A major hurdle remains, though, which is not specific to Africa: "investors tend to invest (internationally) in people that look like them – white expatriates educated in the U.S.," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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A South Korean lawmaker told CNN in 2012 that "Ri was partially educated in China and visited South Korea in 2005 for the Asian Athletic Championships "as a member of North Korea's cheering squad.
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These three artists are prime examples of transnational identity, having been born in China and educated in America, where they now live as artists and run an alternative space in New York called Practice.
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When Eduardo Saverin, a founder of Facebook who was born in Brazil but educated in America, renounced his United States citizenship shortly before the social network went public, he was criticized for avoiding taxes.
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His grandfather Salomon Buber was a wealthy philanthropist and a Jewish scholar of renown; Martin grew up in an observant household and was educated in Hebrew and in Yiddish, as well as in German.
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GENEVA — The posters seen in several cities and provinces featured two very similar young women: both born in Switzerland, educated in Swiss schools, now in their 20s and working full time in Swiss jobs.
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The rapper, who was educated in the Chicago's public schools, had been a vocal advocate for fixing the budget issues confronting the school system, which is the nation's third largest, serving over 400,000 students.
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Educated in Algeria and France, Brahimi launched his career during the independence war, representing the National Liberation Front (FLN) in Southeast Asia while Bouteflika and other future leaders joined the FLN on the home front.
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Power passed to the wealthy oligarch families, such as the Aquinos, who remain tied to the U.S., traveling back and forth as suits them and often sending their children to be educated in American colleges.
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He was educated in the state, attending public schools in North Baltimore, Findlay College (now the University of Findlay) and Ohio Northern University, where he received an undergraduate degree in government and a law degree.
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The 12th District's white voters, which includes the Upper East Side, are the best educated in the country; the 13th, which includes most of Manhattan north of 503th Street (but not Columbia University), ranks fifth.
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"We are thrilled that Judge Walker saw the need to provide Spanish language materials to U.S. citizens educated in Puerto Rico in Spanish," Kira Romero-Craft, a lawyer for the nonprofits, said in an interview.
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When educated in — and guided by — those principles, those who lead will do so by personifying our best approaches to innovation, cooperation and the partnerships we need if we are to create a better world.
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Though it suppresses, imprisons and tortures dissidents, its rising middle class, which is increasingly being educated in the West, constitutes a large, more skeptical and sophisticated group than was allowed to exist in Soviet times.
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"We would love to have an American be there," Merenzon, a Russian who was educated in the United States, said when it still looked as if an American might win the right to challenge Carlsen.
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Laura Dewey Bridgman, recognized as the first blind and deaf person to be educated in the English language, sat for him in 1843, as did Chin Sung, a Chinese man from Peking (present-day Beijing).
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I was educated in Jesuit schools, and today, in my 20s, I think choosing to study Multimedia Journalism at the Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon (UANL) is one of the things I'm most proud of.
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He has an evocative back story — he is Colombian by birth, was adopted by a French cartographer and his wife, raised in Africa and the Netherlands and educated in Belgium — and a durable poetic stripe.
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Young Kim was educated in Switzerland, and long-time Korea analysts say he understands he cannot keep North Koreans economically oppressed and ignorant of their impoverished status relative to the rest of the world forever.
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In a 85033 amicus brief filed in support of affirmative action in higher education admissions, dozens of Fortune 500 companies argued that a workforce educated in a diverse environment is critical to their business success.
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