Italian schoolchildren will enjoy their good pizza, and American schoolchildren will happily eat their lousy pizza, perhaps not knowing any better.
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Charters now enroll about 10 percent of all schoolchildren in the state but enroll about 20 percent of Los Angeles schoolchildren.
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One study of New York charters found that charter education could eliminate much of the achievement gap between schoolchildren in Harlem and schoolchildren in Scarsdale, an affluent New York suburb.
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They went to Great Falls, Virginia, to visit ... schoolchildren.
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Saying hello to local schoolchildren in Soufriere 👋🏻 #RoyalVisitStLucia pic.twitter.
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Go deeper: The "homework gap": 12 million schoolchildren lack internet
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No one wants to cover the mass murder of schoolchildren.
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The most savage yells of all came from the schoolchildren.
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But they could also be stressful and exhausting for schoolchildren.
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The busloads of tourists and Italian schoolchildren had mostly departed.
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Schoolchildren complain it is too hot to prepare for exams.
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A software engineer was killed for giving chocolates to schoolchildren.
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For years, his book was required reading for Maine schoolchildren.
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After the eclipse, the scientists and schoolchildren evaluated the data.
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No such gender distinction, however, was apparent among the schoolchildren.
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Schoolchildren arrive by the busload to tour its science museum.
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"Belong to Vietnam!" call back about 30 schoolchildren, even louder.
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Henry read stories to schoolchildren; he did all the voices.
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Only Chinese schoolchildren (represented by four localities) scored more highly.
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Schoolchildren in Burundi have been jailed before over similar offenses.
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Schoolchildren arrive by the busload to learn about growing apples.
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Founders aren't schoolchildren or farm animals that we herd around.
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The EPA's popular climate website for schoolchildren is no longer accessible.
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Schoolchildren make their way from the leaders' statues in central Hamhung.
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The region's pupils outperform most other Brazilian schoolchildren in international tests.
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Schoolchildren display banners at Redfern's The Block in Sydney on Feb.
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Could they one day make the same claim about our schoolchildren?
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Now schoolchildren here and abroad can look forward to pizza day.
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Church bells rang in Berlin, German schoolchildren received a national holiday.
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Sisodia highlighted the concerns facing schoolchildren in the city this month.
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Schoolchildren who visit the Penn Museum get to try their hand.
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When it comes to schoolchildren, the Obama administration has different rules.
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Shouldn't schoolchildren have at least the same privacy rights as soldiers?
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Who will teach this to schoolchildren in those former Confederate states?
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In 2004, France banned schoolchildren from wearing religious garb to class.
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Korean schoolchildren are taught of Admiral Yi's military prowess and ingenuity.
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He could hear the schoolchildren playing at recess across the street.
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Furious demonstrators drowned out cheery Christmas carols being sung by schoolchildren.
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He even posed with a group of schoolchildren sporting fake beards.
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Those closures will affect roughly 80 percent of the state's schoolchildren.
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She told him that she taught English to schoolchildren in Taipei.
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Schoolchildren across the country have become well versed in lockdown drills.
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He gave numerous talks to schoolchildren, to colleges and union halls.
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And which book would you want all American schoolchildren to read?
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Schoolchildren attend the class of teacher Haova Fafiranosoa, right, on Dec.
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It turns out it's not grizzly bears schoolchildren should be afraid of.
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Several schoolchildren witnessed the accident according to the Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet.
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But schoolchildren and late-night partiers are unfazed by the strange names.
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What do the courts say about the free-speech rights of schoolchildren?
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Schoolchildren protested against inequality in education in 2006, university students in 2011.
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For some British schoolchildren, they come in the form of favorite footballers.
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It was a tradition for the schoolchildren to paint murals on it.
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More schoolchildren have died in school shootings than in active combat zones.
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White schoolchildren telling classmates with darker skin to go back to Mexico.
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They included, among others, schoolchildren directly exposed to the events of Sept.
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Amazon's Alexa devices are being made by Chinese schoolchildren illegally working overtime.
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Whether schoolchildren in DeSoto County, Mississippi, are paddled varies by their race.
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We had close to 200 New York City schoolchildren in the audience.
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Most of the injured were schoolchildren aboard the bus, aged 13-17.
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Since last year, Italian schoolchildren have been required to have 10 vaccinations.
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He would send home pictures of himself surrounded by little Japanese schoolchildren.
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Like schoolchildren, some chairs form trains and huddles, while others sit alone.
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The previous program covered only 7 percent of New York City schoolchildren.
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It's usually swarming with schoolchildren, they come here from all over Russia.
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But mass stabbings are not uncommon, and the targets are often schoolchildren.
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About 170 others were wounded, including 50 schoolchildren, the United Nations said.
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A group of schoolchildren was milling around outside as Madureira walked up.
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She was honored by a host of organizations, Italian presidents and schoolchildren.
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Elementary schoolchildren attend either Timothy Dwight (22 students) or Burr (417 students).
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To the hundreds of schoolchildren I was hearing scream, 'Come help me!
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Tied to the celebration is a poem Hungarian schoolchildren learn by heart.
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On Thursdays, volunteers, including local schoolchildren, pack the products in cardboard boxes.
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And life has changed for Japanese schoolchildren amid recent threats from North Korea.
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We know not if the Green Reaper still stalks the schoolchildren of Nevada.
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And criminals, as well as schoolchildren, will continue to frequent Quebec's sugar shacks.
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Schoolchildren in several provinces were ordered to stay home to ensure their safety.
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Onboard the tram, the royals interacted with more schoolchildren during the quick ride.
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The ceremony also included a 21-gun salute and was attended by schoolchildren.
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To this day Italian schoolchildren are not taught about the Addis Ababa massacre.
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Pilgrimages to them are all but obligatory for schoolchildren, university students and officials.
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In the weeks after the December 2012 massacre of schoolchildren in Newtown, Conn.
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This drawing comes from a Draw-A-Scientist study of Greek elementary schoolchildren.
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Schoolchildren hosted their own celebrations too, which featured ponies and lots of flags.
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They were raised in Northwest Iowa and named by schoolchildren in the state.
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Clinton is seen strolling through a factory, meeting workers and talking to schoolchildren.
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In the destruction, rescuers found the bodies of 21 schoolchildren and four adults.
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Among the offenders are journalists, authors, politicians, a famous soccer star, even schoolchildren.
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The federal commitment to feeding schoolchildren underwent major revisions during the Obama years.
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Teachers report that schoolchildren are antagonizing each other with racist and xenophobic views.
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Car owners particularly have cursed it, but I've even heard schoolchildren shouting it.
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In Oregon, courts have issued hefty fines to the parents of truant schoolchildren.
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These values are memorized by schoolchildren and immortalized in song-and-dance routines.
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Schoolchildren and residents fled as Afghan special forces arrived to engage the militants.
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Schoolchildren were arrested for laying their bodies in front of trucks carrying oil.
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Arab schoolchildren were having to learn about the nation-state law, he noted.
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Impeachment, as schoolchildren learn, is what happens when a president behaves very badly.
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Their group brought gifts with them from British schoolchildren, including books and supplies.
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We teach these notions to schoolchildren and hold them up as essentially American.
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Schoolchildren in space classes are launching rockets made from empty plastic soda bottles.
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Usually schoolchildren also take the trains, but they are currently on winter vacation.
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At their worst, they reveal a brutal, feral side to otherwise charming schoolchildren.
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He's tested their impact in a big trial involving 15,000 schoolchildren in Uganda.
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Like most American schoolchildren, Mickelson read "To Kill a Mockingbird" in an English class.
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Between 25 percent and 33 percent of Israeli schoolchildren now attend religious Haredim schools.
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Teachers have been disciplined: schoolchildren now spend 225 days a year in the classroom.
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Among the injured was a party of French schoolchildren and three other police officers.
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Elsewhere, other municipalities are turning to schoolchildren to help turn the tide against trash.
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Schoolchildren hold placards and shout slogans during a demonstration outside the South African Parliament.
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It could otherwise have prevented a recent massacre of schoolchildren in Florida, he wrote.
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Every week "Fridays for Future" protests fill the heart of Berlin with marching schoolchildren.
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She had studied physics at college and was now teaching the subject to schoolchildren.
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The ad begins with a scene from the film "Sereny" featuring schoolchildren being brainwashed.
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As schoolchildren, we all sang a heavily edited and sanitized version of the song.
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Learning the specialized vocabulary of math is one of the big challenges for schoolchildren.
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But New York has far more schoolchildren to feed than any of those cities.
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"Sidewalks, bus shelters, pedestrian bridges for the schoolchildren, new storm drains," Mr. Zagheir said.
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He's been tweeting out videos and artwork from American schoolchildren sending greetings to China.
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Will the limited dollars go to pay the government's creditors or to feed schoolchildren?
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The bags are inspected, sorted through and then distributed to schoolchildren living in shelters.
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The Boulevard business district is decidedly wholesome, populated by schoolchildren after the dismissal bell.
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In Belgium, schoolchildren miraculously escaped serious injury when a tree fell on a bus.
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Children released Seventy-eight schoolchildren kidnapped by armed men in Cameroon have been released.
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" He said of the autopsy, "Schoolchildren can actually learn a lot from seeing this.
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The drug was administered to about a million schoolchildren through a massive immunization program.
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Perhaps a group of schoolchildren are testing out a project they made in school.
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Of its visitors, 24 percent are schoolchildren, according to research done for the museum.
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There's a goal to triple the number of visiting schoolchildren, from 18,000 to 55,000.
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Our New York schoolchildren are owed $7.53 billion that Andrew Cuomo refuses to invest.
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That day, a crossing guard had stopped their car to help schoolchildren cross a street.
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The now-famous revolutionary figures schoolchildren learn about weren&apost involved in burning the Gaspee.
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Mr Zhu notes that Chinese schoolchildren typically have hours of homework and tutoring after school.
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Schoolchildren attend an Occupy Wall Street protest with their parents in Zuccotti Park on Oct.
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Hong Kong has long had plenty of birdwatchers, and schoolchildren throng Mai Po's education centre.
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Studies in several developing countries have shown that giving milk to schoolchildren makes them taller.
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Outside his studio, Alonge photographed everything from weddings to sports teams and groups of schoolchildren.
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"They're kids; they're schoolchildren," he said of the users on Facebook groups prone to extremism.
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They do charity and volunteer work for seniors at nursing homes and for needy schoolchildren.
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Over half of today's schoolchildren will do new types of jobs that don't exist yet.
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Actually, says The Federalist, it's a great idea to arm schoolchildren with buckets of rocks.
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Seeking to reconnect the population with its indigenous roots, leaders also give talks to schoolchildren.
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More than 10 percent of India's schoolchildren suffer from asthma, according to the federal government.
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There were teenagers in tank tops; doctors, nurses, schoolchildren in uniform; and nuns in habits.
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In Britain, the government's flagship counterterrorism program, Prevent, includes surveillance of schoolchildren and college students.
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No Regrets And a benefit to feed schoolchildren, with David Chang and other star chefs.
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Curators acknowledged that the question could be difficult for some visitors to digest, especially schoolchildren.
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And there were few brighter and more ambitious schoolchildren in the county than Ms. Sinema.
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Hundreds of schoolchildren were videotaped on the playground, and nearly 200 bullying incidents were recorded.
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Passengers include butchers bearing carcasses and rowdy schoolchildren bound for the floating gardens of Xochimilco.
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Our school district has Google accounts for all the schoolchildren, and I couldn't be happier.
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The meeting comes just weeks after a Saudi-led airstrike killed dozens of Yemeni schoolchildren.
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Gavin Newsom on Monday signed two bills that limit medical exemptions for vaccines of schoolchildren.
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A circle of schoolchildren sat in the grass hanging on the words of their tutor.
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Several of these groups have had viral moments, from a group of schoolchildren pressing Sen.
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It was memorized by generations of schoolchildren as a means of connecting them with first principles.
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She met with schoolchildren and teachers as they toured around they showed her around the grounds.
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Schoolchildren in Italy may soon have a new fave lesson to highlight on their timetables: wine.
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The alleged assaults Wednesday at Robert B. Pollock Elementary School happened in front of the schoolchildren.
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Andrew Cuomo signed legislation requiring schoolchildren to be vaccinated statewide, even if parents have religious objections.
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All Chinese schoolchildren can name their country's "four great inventions": paper, printing, the compass and gunpowder.
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The project started as a hobby but became essential reading for schoolchildren and others in Kenya.
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Schoolchildren join a procession of citizens down Park Chung-hee street, his old route to school.
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Medical inspections of schoolchildren were precisely that: to tell parents that their child needed a doctor.
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Erickson also endeared himself to generations of schoolchildren by delivering school closing announcements on snowy mornings.
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In Jerusalem, thousands of letters from Palestinian schoolchildren are to be delivered to the British Consulate.
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Despite that, it seems likelier that more states will tighten requirements that schoolchildren get their jabs.
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Roots & Shoots was established in 1991 to encourage awareness of environmental and conservation issues among schoolchildren.
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Her lens has captured schoolchildren and grandmothers, vigilantes and merchants, all with a story to tell.
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Schoolchildren in the state face some bleak prospects with the nation's lowest elementary school test scores.
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He called the effort by Mr. Obama and the other companies a "social imperative" for schoolchildren.
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Schoolchildren in another part of town crouched down to the ground before hurrying inside a gymnasium.
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The inside front cover has a sticker where schoolchildren in years past have written their names.
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Third, too few Swedish schoolchildren are learning to code: needlework and carpentry are compulsory, not programming.
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At first, hundreds of impatient and parched schoolchildren unharmoniously stampeded to grab free bottles of soda.
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The closed lanes caused gridlock in the town, stymying ambulances, commuters and schoolchildren for four days.
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How many more police officers, schoolchildren and others have to be gunned down before things change?
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Schoolchildren learn how to ride bikes safely and afterward are tested on their bikes in traffic.
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The audience was a packed half-moon congregation of schoolchildren, all dressed in blue Giants shirts.
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But it would cost more than $1 billion just to protect the state's schoolchildren from tornadoes.
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D'Alessandro encourages visiting schoolchildren to draw a historic face on a doorknob hanger to take home.
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His son, Hamoudi, 12, blushed and laughed when recalling other schoolchildren asking him where he lives.
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Despite the potentially frightening subject matter, this engaging, educational museum is routinely packed with local schoolchildren.
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Back in the halls of the museum, Dr. Tikhonov soon found himself happily swamped by schoolchildren.
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Where are the American liberators who will remove the guns and make today's schoolchildren feel safe?
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Three quarters of New York City schoolchildren had already qualified for free or reduced-price lunches.
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Only 221,2800 of Buffalo's schoolchildren, out of about 21970,2200, were being bused to achieve racial integration.
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The ages of the schoolchildren who died were between 4 and 12 years old, said Patial.
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As of early November, Connecticut had more than 28500 schoolchildren from Puerto Rico enroll in school.
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While in Botswana, the prince has been helping schoolchildren plant trees at the Chobe Forest Reserve.
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Video from close to the epicenter showed panicked residents and schoolchildren fleeing from buildings and homes.
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About 493 schoolchildren who live in Tuckahoe's northern half attend Eastchester Union Free School District schools.
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Schoolchildren painted small rocks, which in Jewish tradition are placed on or near headstones as markers.
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"[O]nly Supreme Court justices and schoolchildren are expected to and do take the entire summer off".
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Schoolchildren were walking by the shop when 28-year-old John Reyes was awaiting his haircut Thursday.
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There are more than 80,000 deaths, from the highest ranking members of government to the youngest schoolchildren.
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Now 59% of six-year-old schoolchildren have gotten these second jabs, up from 31% in 2016.
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A total of 26 people, including 20 schoolchildren, were killed at Sandy Hook on December 14, 2012.
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Schoolchildren killed There have also been deaths from shelling in government-held areas of Aleppo this week.
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As schoolchildren in the U.S. learn, President Lincoln's assassination came toward the end of the Civil War.
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During a 2015 visit to Wales, Charles showed a group of schoolchildren how to create a campfire.
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Letting schoolchildren dictate how much salt and white bread they eat is unlikely to make them healthier.
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Others cherish liberty above all, objecting that government has no right to insist on vaccinations for schoolchildren.
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IT IS mid-afternoon in Camberwell Green and the fast-food joints are filling up with schoolchildren.
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But it wouldn't be hard to find thousands of schoolchildren who would benefit from new school buses.
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The earthquake toppled hundreds of buildings, destroyed streets and killed more than 200 people, including 21 schoolchildren.
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Couldn't the Japanese schoolchildren have taken on Kobayashi without a white saviour to do the hard work?
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Overlaying the camouflaged jackets are cross-stitched jovial scenes, drawn by Thai Muslim schoolchildren, found by Siributr.
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He wants schoolchildren to have the right to eat crap and he wants them to know it.
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Three French schoolchildren aged 15 or 16 were among those injured in the attack, French officials said.
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THIS week, across much of England, summer holidays come to an end and schoolchildren return to class.
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Earlier in the day, he was feted with a garland and a cake by schoolchildren in Mumbai.
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North Korean schoolchildren have learned math by adding up how many "American bastards" are killed in battles.
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Meanwhile in Thailand, divers practiced parts of the operation with local schoolchildren in a nearby swimming pool.
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She works as a babysitter at the center, which is staying open longer to accommodate idle schoolchildren.
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A group of schoolchildren once said her ghost yelled at them to be quiet from a balcony.
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That's sophisticated realpolitik for you: Because we dislike Iran's ayatollahs, we are willing to starve Yemeni schoolchildren.
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Tuna disappeared from lunch menus, movies and comic strips after schoolchildren and others staged letter-writing campaigns.
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Such violence is often directed at schoolchildren and usually carried out by individual attackers armed with knives.
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In China, about a dozen seemingly random attacks on schoolchildren killed 22012 people between 220 and 2012.
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More and more lawmakers are proposing bills, seeking to either boost, or limit, mandatory vaccinations for schoolchildren.
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Mr. Adell noted that some schoolchildren went on to study in Barcelona, the main city in Catalonia.
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Scores of Israeli schoolchildren who came into contact with the group were subsequently told to stay home.
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Even schoolchildren can tell you that matter can exist as a solid, a liquid or a gas.
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Next came a blanquette de veau, the monochrome veal stew cherished by French schoolchildren — textbook buttery deliciousness.
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On their way into the school, Camilla and Charles walked through a line of locals and young schoolchildren.
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In their defense, the researchers noted that a sub-experiment mentioned in the study did involve elementary schoolchildren.
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Local schoolchildren wear protective glasses to watch a partial solar eclipse from Greenwich Park on March 20093, 22009.
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Mr. Moore visits a village in Normandy and finds schoolchildren eating scallops, lamb skewers and a cheese course.
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On the anniversary of his death, June 20th, schoolchildren pledge to honour the "white and sky-blue" colours.
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They were also shown a historical timeline of the Great Western Railway and some art by local schoolchildren.
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Hundreds of schoolchildren died because of a botched rescue; the captain was among the first to abandon ship.
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Earlier this month, the Washington Post reported that 2018 has been deadlier for schoolchildren than deployed service members.
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The vast majority, 79%, of schoolchildren are poor enough to qualify for free or reduced-price school lunches.
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Well, say goodbye to gender inequality and g'day to enlightened schoolchildren, because Australia's kids are learning about privilege.
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The royal couple also happily interacted with several of the schoolchildren before heading out to their next event.
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A major push for a ban on assault weapons after the 2012 massacre of schoolchildren in Newtown, Conn.
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Bloated bureaucracies and potent teachers unions remain intractable obstacles to reform, leaving thousands of schoolchildren mired in mediocrity.
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"Schoolchildren were running out, and there was a massive crowd, which was quite alarming at first," Kasim said.
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Last year students took to the streets when racing buses, competing for passengers, hit and killed two schoolchildren.
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"This involves programmes for female founders, adult education courses as well as events for schoolchildren and their families".
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While visiting a predominantly black neighborhood in Louisville, KY, Bevin expressed surprise that black schoolchildren could play chess.
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For now, she teaches five classes a day, three days a week, to elementary schoolchildren at three schools.
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When state governments ignore the needs of schoolchildren, Washington can and should step in to counter the harm.
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As Freeman tried to calm her frantic schoolchildren, the unexpected weather was quickly becoming a life-threatening emergency.
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A 2017 scientific study found that mask-wearing reduced risk of influenza among Japanese schoolchildren by 8 percent.
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Schoolchildren help to fix potholes in a rural road in North Korea's North Hamgyong province in June 2014.
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The day after the graffiti appeared, on February 2000, 2350, the police started rounding up schoolchildren in Daraa.
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In St. Cloud, a Jesus statue was stolen from a historic set purchased by schoolchildren in the 1940s.
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In 1855, Massachusetts became the first state in the country to make smallpox vaccination mandatory for public schoolchildren.
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On September 5, 4-year-old Princess Charlotte will start her day just like schoolchildren around the world.
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As a result, California outlawed "personal belief" exemptions from vaccination requirements for schoolchildren, and vaccination rates shot up.
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Russia mall fire It's a tragedy almost too horrible to fathom: Dozens of schoolchildren, killed in a fire.
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The city's Education Department announced the new effort in a letter sent home to the parents of schoolchildren.
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Schoolchildren in lower-class parts of India typically use chalk to write on blackboards and often eat afterwards.
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Standardized test scores released this month showed Italy's schoolchildren lagging behind their peers in most Western European nations.
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He added that local schoolchildren "always ask" if he is planning to run for the nation's highest office.
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When we are talking about "information" in this context, we are discussing the lives and learning of schoolchildren.
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Schoolchildren walk below surveillance cameras in Akto, south of Kashgar, in China's western Xinjiang region on June 2500.
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The Vibe The town's roughly 28,239 people include families with schoolchildren, older couples and a smattering of celebrities.
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To the bench-press crowd at the gym, he was simply Joe; to schoolchildren, he was Padre José.
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While Williams was already a hero to schoolchildren across the nation, Glenn's biggest accomplishments were yet to come.
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Sealants work: the CDC reports schoolchildren receiving sealants have one-third the cavities than those who do not.
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He kicked off the busy day of events with local schoolchildren, planting trees at the Chobe Forest Reserve.
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Schoolchildren there first learn to read by means of the system before graduating to the study of characters.
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"I received a $400 check in the mail from a group of schoolchildren from Arkansas," Dr. Harvell said.
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She helped administer the Special Milk Program for schoolchildren following the passage of the Agricultural Act of 1954.
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Those are a regular sight in Japan, training schoolchildren to duck under tables and ride out the tremor.
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Curator Sharon Laor-Sirak has watched schoolchildren pore over the new words, as though they were solving a puzzle.
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And as recently as the 1970s and 1980s, fried whale was a common dish served for lunch to schoolchildren.
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The youth group is made up of dozens of inner-city schoolchildren who perform infectious music and dance numbers.
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Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, signed legislation that requires schoolchildren to be vaccinated, even if their parents have religious objections.
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Even men and schoolchildren are swelling the ranks, among them my friend's three grandsons, ages 893, 7 and 9.
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Malaysian schoolchildren wearing glasses with special filters watch the partial solar eclipse at the National Planetarium in Kuala Lumpur.
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Groups of schoolchildren have penned letters to May asking her to raise the issue of gender equality with Trump.
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In 2017-18 such non-medical exemptions were used for 2.2% of schoolchildren, double the rate in 2010-11.
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It was triggered by false rumours that schoolchildren outside Peshawar had fainted, vomited or even died after taking drops.
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In a survey in 2017, 42% of Muslim schoolchildren in America said they were bullied because of their faith.
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A POIGNANT feature of American bases in Iraq were their walls of Thank You cards sent by American schoolchildren.
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Not just make meaningful reform or increase regulatory oversight, but treat it like Pennywise treats the schoolchildren of Derry.
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Before California's immunization law took effect, just a fraction of 1 percent of the state's schoolchildren had medical exemptions.
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In that region, schoolchildren study Turkish and there are Turkish signposts, Turkey-trained police and a Turkish post office.
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Now, at a similar juncture, it is the death of schoolchildren that has stirred the makings of a movement.
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Beijing (CNN)A man in southern China stabbed 10 schoolchildren before killing himself Monday morning, state-run media reported.
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He misidentified his state capital as Las Vegas instead of Carson City, a common mistake made by American schoolchildren.
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The royal couple, who are expecting their third child in April, spoke to schoolchildren about mental health on Wednesday.
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The New-York Historical Society has a very vibrant education program, and gears much of its exhibitions towards schoolchildren.
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Herrmann first saw Thunberg at a demonstration by thousands of schoolchildren in Hamburg in March where she was speaking.
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A full 2628 percent of schoolchildren in Hyderabad attend independent schools, and they outperform similar students in government schools.
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She cued us with a loud "SEVEN!" and like excited schoolchildren, we gleefully joined in to count down together.
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At its dedication, white schoolchildren dressed in red, white, and blue stood in the formation of a Confederate flag.
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It had little of the raw grief the president displayed after the slaughter of 20 schoolchildren in Newtown, Conn.
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Schoolchildren outside the Old South got the day off, a nice break in the cold northern winters of February.
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It's a smart "cyber city" that leaves no detail unplanned, from safety for schoolchildren to irrigation of tree roots.
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Until 2011, mules regularly towed a barge from lock to lock as an educational spectacle for schoolchildren and tourists.
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The ongoing study, conducted by the University of Southern California, has involved more than 20023,000 area schoolchildren since 1992.
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It started in New York, where, as an idealistic college dropout in the early 1960s, he tutored Harlem schoolchildren.
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PARIS/RENNES (Reuters) - Three French schoolchildren were hurt in the attack near London's parliament on Wednesday, French officials said.
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On Friday, Kejriwal announced that authorities had begun to distribute 5 million face masks to schoolchildren in the city.
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Their program for government includes plans to revise a 2017 law that made 10 vaccines mandatory for Italian schoolchildren.
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Schoolchildren were educated on using toilets and washing hands and were encouraged to spread the practice to their families.
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Qualcomm sponsors robotics classes for schoolchildren, subsidizes museum memberships for young adults and raises money for the local police.
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We cannot, of course, determine what motivated individual clergy to give one lesson or another to schoolchildren decades ago.
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Gavin Newsom of California said school closures now affect 80 to 85 percent of all schoolchildren in his state.
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Schoolchildren clambered over a huge Challenger 2 battle tank, an AS-90 artillery gun and an armored personnel carrier.
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Bette Midler introduced Ms. Waters, who spoke of her mission to provide nutritious lunches to the nation's public schoolchildren.
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" At a rehearsal earlier in the week, attended by schoolchildren, there were cartwheels and chants of "rock it out!
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The statement demanded the release of the schoolchildren and called on the government to remove troops from Anglophone regions.
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In the early 1990s, the O.S.F. gave $5 million to a program that offered free breakfasts to Hungarian schoolchildren.
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Last week, four schoolchildren were killed during a gunfight between the Somali militant group and local police in Garissa.
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Much like his father, Emperor Naruhito is relatively informal when touring the country, petting dogs and chatting with schoolchildren.
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Dozens of people, including schoolchildren, were killed in the attack, according to HRW and the Houthi-held Health Ministry.
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Mr. Balderas said Google had used its education products as a means to deceptively track schoolchildren for nonschool purposes.
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And we can guarantee that as Congress decides what to do, somewhere a group of schoolchildren will be watching.
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He would sometimes pose a question to schoolchildren: If you had a third eye, where would you put it?
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American taxpayers might be perfectly happy to fund education for young women in poor countries or vaccinations for schoolchildren.
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Ms. DeVos has proved that she has the nerve to stand up to them on behalf of America's schoolchildren.
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It also extends to schoolchildren, including pupils of international schools, who would be legally required to learn the anthem.
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Schoolchildren stand in a line near the STEM School during a shooting incident in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, on May 2056.
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Schoolchildren learn about the Holocaust, and Germany is promising classes to instruct new arrivals in its standards, customs and beliefs.
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At the time, some states had laws requiring the vaccination of schoolchildren, but New York was not one of them.
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The lingering consequences of that colonial exploitation are visible, she says, in the stunted growth of Peruvian schoolchildren even today.
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The royal couple then watched a group of local schoolchildren taking part in an afternoon ski session on the slopes.
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In poor countries only a quarter of secondary schoolchildren acquire at least a basic knowledge of maths, reading and science.
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Schoolchildren "all want to be El Chapo", a drug baron who became a folk hero by escaping twice from prison.
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In 2017-18 such non-medical exemptions were used for 2.2% of American schoolchildren, double the rate in 2010-11.
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William and Kate then showed the Queen the reed boats that Kate had made earlier that day with local schoolchildren.
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Rio 2016 organizers announced days before the Games began that 240,000 unsold tickets would be given away to local schoolchildren.
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Public support for anti-terror moves leapt following the massacre of more than 130 schoolchildren in Peshawar in December 2014.
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The state currently allows parents to seek nonmedical "personal belief" exemptions to vaccinations for schoolchildren in kindergarten through 85033th grade.
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In the 1920s, Soviet groups such as The League of Militant Atheists encouraged schoolchildren to campaign against Christmas at school.
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Measles cases among once-vaccinated schoolchildren spiked in that year, leading medical authorities to mandate a second dose of vaccine.
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Still, the "New World" Symphony is an enduring piece and will surely be a discovery for many New York schoolchildren.
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Ulrik Juul Christensen is CEO of Area9 Lyceum, which develops personalized, adaptive online learning modules for schoolchildren, students and professionals.
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Earlier this month, 40 Yemeni schoolchildren and 113 adults were killed by a bomb—one that has a legible genealogy.
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Perhaps this should be a stop for the many schoolchildren visiting the U. S. Capitol complex from Maryland and elsewhere.
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Mideast airstrike There's outrage around the world this morning after dozens of schoolchildren died in an airstrike in northern Yemen.
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"Every day, millions of schoolchildren are brainwashed into believing that they cannot fly,"Â she continues, before being interrupted by Aniston.
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When he ran as a reform candidate, he was probably imagining making his country known by schoolchildren around the world.
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Reactions to the slaying of 25 schoolchildren and six educators pushed gun rights advocates and gun reform advocates further apart.
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These chats are part of workshops with different groups across Hull and Aarhus, which also range from schoolchildren to pensioners.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reached out to a group of schoolchildren who sent letters congratulating them on Archie's christening.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex surprised a group of schoolchildren who congratulated them on Archie's christening back in July.
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Perhaps nowhere has it proved more divisive than in Arizona, where most schoolchildren from kindergarten to eighth grade are Hispanic.
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What in the World TOKYO — At home, Japanese schoolchildren balance their families' traditional expectations with the realities of modern life.
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Schoolchildren continue to be slaughtered while our politicians, generals and aid agencies reckon progress by the increased availability of cellphones.
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Visiting schoolchildren look into it and pretend that they can see something like this photo hanging in a nearby staircase.
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One of the schoolchildren and a 39-year-old man died in the attack, in a suburb southwest of Tokyo.
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The tale of Admiral Yi is well known among Korean schoolchildren, who are taught of his military prowess and ingenuity.
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In the 1990s, the capitol's dome was restored, using money raised by schoolchildren through a "Dimes for the Dome" program.
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The Soviets enrolled schoolchildren in the "Pioneers" program—a social group designed to encourage children to inform on their parents.
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Busloads of schoolchildren, Chinese tourists and groups of Japanese senior citizens paraded past the buildings and raided the gift shop.
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He is reportedly funding an initiative called "Shoo the Flu," which offers free flu shots to schoolchildren in Oakland, California.
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And his bullying and xenophobia that schoolchildren have picked up on will have long-term consequences well after Nov. 8.
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A group of visiting schoolchildren — some in tears — were among those caught up in the confusion, which lasted for hours.
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The pilgrimage includes elderly original internees and their families, as well as neighbors of the site, schoolchildren and, since Sept.
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Hundreds of schoolchildren and government staff lined the road from the airport on Friday, waving flags and chanting, Chinese president!
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Classes were canceled for thousands of schoolchildren and at the University of California, Berkeley, Sonoma State University and Mills College.
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In the narrow road, motorbikes swerve round groups of gossiping schoolchildren and women carrying bowls of bananas on their heads.
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The post-1990 time frame is important: That's when courts changed how they think about states' obligations to public schoolchildren.
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A scientist named Cheng Xin encounters a gaggle of schoolchildren as she and an assistant prepare to flee the planet.
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And elementary schoolchildren got Mozzie Boxes — with a magnifying glass and a booklet — as part of a citywide science project.
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Schoolchildren and small businesses alike need high-speed internet to complete their tasks and to compete in the wider world.
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All the ballot initiatives you need to know about ahead of Election Day; armed men kidnap 79 schoolchildren in Cameroon.
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And when a state senator in California drafted a bill requiring vaccinations for schoolchildren, the anti-vaxxers attempted to recall him.
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The ostensible purpose of Hunt's visit to Surrey is to open a sports day and submit to a grilling from schoolchildren.
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America isn't France, of course, and we're unlikely to ever serve our schoolchildren roasted guinea fowl or a daily cheese course.
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"Viewed from a purely aesthetic viewpoint, sketches of UFOs made by schoolchildren or policemen might appear naĂŻve or worthless," he writes.
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Sprint and T-Mobile try to join forces yet again; another deadly spate of attacks in Afghanistan targets journalists and schoolchildren.
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Fair Oaks Farms is an agricultural tourist destination and features educational tours where schoolchildren and others can learn about farm animals.
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Schoolchildren were taught how to duck and cover under their desks, and teachers held practice drills to simulate an imminent attack.
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In 2016 he even started an online campaign encouraging members to write out the party constitution by hand, like naughty schoolchildren.
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They could improve efforts to get more poor schoolchildren to apply, and to be more ambitious in their choice of institutions.
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Classrooms, hierarchical year-groups, standardised curriculums and fixed timetables are still the norm for most of the world's nearly 1.5bn schoolchildren.
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Whatever India's troubles in Kashmir, they pale next to such murderous attacks on targets ranging from Pakistani schoolchildren to Shia Muslims.
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The pair also invited members of charities and other organizations, local schoolchildren, residents of Windsor and members of the royal household.
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Across from where I sat in the visitors' gallery, a large group of schoolchildren watched the adults go at each other.
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The outbreak in New York has charged an ongoing debate in America: whether to abolish the exemptions to vaccination for schoolchildren.
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Over time, he was joined by more than 1,000 volunteers including local Versova residents, slum-dwellers, politicians, Bollywood celebrities and schoolchildren.
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On a dusty Kolkata street, painted with a 2018 World Cup logo, Indian schoolchildren brave the traffic for a barefoot game.
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And the reason, Jake, (is) I think most Americans they couldn't care less about a bunch of politicians bickering like schoolchildren.
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We watch Liam malinger at a sexual health clinic, scavenge the discarded chips of schoolchildren and masturbate in a public park.
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After Modi descended from the podium he was overwhelmed by schoolchildren eager to say hello and to get their photo taken.
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She also taught schoolchildren piano and worked with a choir; she enjoyed a brief stint in an all-female beatboxing group.
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Renata has just been sacked, to be replaced by a teacher of English; Polish schoolchildren no longer need Pushkin's love poems.
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Along the way, she witnesses what she calls "the everydayness of invasion" and its effects on the schoolchildren she walks with.
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The water contamination exposed nearly 30,000 schoolchildren to a neurotoxin known to have detrimental effects on developing brains and nervous systems.
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The recordings were used to develop an artificial Eva Schloss, housed inside a screen, which schoolchildren might question years from now.
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Mr. Telepan plans to continue working for the nonprofit organization Wellness in the Schools, which seeks to improve health for schoolchildren.
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Mr. Smith later bought it, and now uses it to host underprivileged schoolchildren and musicians including Maceo Parker and Angie Stone.
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Arizona parents are currently allowed to seek non-medical "personal belief" exemptions to vaccinations for schoolchildren in kindergarten through 12th grade.
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For much of the past decade, schoolchildren in Detroit were forced to endure conditions that can only be described as abhorrent.
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V.) and Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) following the Sandy Hook shooting, in which more than 20 schoolchildren were shot and killed.
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There will be pods with bars and luxury dining, and all New York City schoolchildren will ride free the first year.
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Scenes of children — babies cooing, schoolchildren laughing on a bus, a woman helping a young boy with homework — fill the frame.
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A study involving New York City schoolchildren found that kids who breathe poor air are more likely to need academic intervention.
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Every time I've been there, it has been with local schoolchildren, and there was always something else that caught their attention.
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Research conducted on New York City schoolchildren shows that ones who breathe poor air are more likely to need academic intervention.
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Driving the news: Last week, Italy's upper house of parliament voted to suspend the mandatory inoculation of schoolchildren against 10 diseases.
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Ms. Toscano-Percoco was paid a yearly salary of $90,000, for a total of about $285,000, to teach schoolchildren about energy.
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Among those at the mall when the fire broke out were schoolchildren there to celebrate the beginning of the spring break.
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"The Russians have no more idea how to use the conveyor than a group of schoolchildren," Freeman quotes Bourke-White saying.
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With a growing population of Latino and Asian schoolchildren, segregation looks a lot different today than it did in the 1950s.
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Schoolchildren and tourists alike stared as Singer tried to make her way past police officers into the entrance of Downing Street.
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It ended with a Palestinian man shot dead and 227 traumatized Israeli schoolchildren sheltering in a cave from Palestinian stone-throwers.
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In our foundation, we show lots of works by women on issues to do with violence, which schoolchildren come and see.
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This piece portrays the Hindu deities Radha and Krishna as Brooklyn schoolchildren who combat bullying with a creative use of color.
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After this lesson in "old school" technology, you can introduce these schoolchildren to the mysteries of the old Selectric typewriter: Kids!
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At a recent hockey game, a group of schoolchildren hungrily snapped photographs of the all-women cheerleading troupe from North Korea.
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BEIJING — For generations, the "Eight-Year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression" has been ingrained in the minds of Chinese schoolchildren.
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Nor are we any closer to a gun policy that protects schoolchildren or an economic policy that protects the working poor.
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The image, which has appeared on postage stamps, jigsaw puzzles, magazine covers and T-shirts, is familiar even to American schoolchildren.
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But civil rights groups and federal lawmakers need to keep bird-dogging this agency whose job is to protect America's schoolchildren.
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Social scientist Robert Putnam laments that working-class and affluent schoolchildren no longer meet each other during school or after school.
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I was moved by the letters she wrote to schoolchildren in her later life, when she had become a national icon.
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Joyce Sidman voices a wish well known to schoolchildren: the dream scenario of a snowfall deep enough to keep everyone housebound.
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But on Sunday, nearly half the crowd in Vimy was schoolchildren who had flown there from Canada to attend the ceremony.
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He and other schoolchildren all across town waited in the dark for broken-down buses that often didn't arrive on schedule.
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After a speeding bus killed two students in Dhaka in late July, thousands of students — including schoolchildren — protested in the streets.
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Just then, I was hit with an eruption of cheers coming from 100 schoolchildren posted on the side of the road.
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Last week a group of schoolchildren confronted Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, over her resistance to the Green New Deal.
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A small garden on the stern, growing in recycled plastic bottles made by schoolchildren, may provide vegetables from eggplants to carrots.
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Japan: Children prepare for North Korean attacks As North Korea's missile program gets more sophisticated, schoolchildren in Japan are preparing for attack.
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In New York, the epicenter of the outbreak, lawmakers voted last week to remove a religious exemption to vaccination requirements for schoolchildren.
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Given a standing ovation when she first addressed parliament in 2016, she proceeded to berate her fellow lawmakers for being "lazy schoolchildren".
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Indian schoolchildren with their heads shaved and dressed like Mahatma Gandhi assemble during an event at a school in Chennai on Oct.
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Yet, he guarantees Second Amendment rights for handguns and assault weapons that serve no purpose other than to kill people, including schoolchildren.
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Like that British import, "School of Rock" is about schoolchildren whose joie de vivre has been squelched by adult regimentation and indifference.
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In 2013, 23 Indian schoolchildren died after eating food contaminated with the pesticide monocrotophos, a substanace that belongs to the organophosphate family.
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But religious concerns have caused ongoing controversy about schoolchildren, who also spend many hours sitting each day, leveraging the benefits of yoga.
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One of the poorer countries in Europe, its schoolchildren were nonetheless the continent's star performers in the most recent PISA science tests.
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ENTERING THE CAFE adjoining London's Hackney Empire theater, the artist and poet Heather Phillipson was briefly engulfed by a pack of schoolchildren.
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He developed a following, delivering standing room-only talks to adults and schoolchildren at the Montrose library and in churches and museums.
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Video According to CNBC , among those invited from the public were 200 people from charities, 100 local schoolchildren and 610 Windsor residents.
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WDTW's plot revolves around a group of schoolchildren who believe a fugitive criminal holed up in a barn is actually the messiah.
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In Australia's parliament, as in the U.S. Congress, schoolchildren, and the rest of us, are no doubt learning lessons better left unlearned.
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Schoolchildren in Paris wait at the airport for the arrival of the Apollo 11 astronauts, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins.
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Many of them have moved to charter schools: the majority of Detroit's schoolchildren now attend state-funded but privately managed charter schools.
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The UT researchers came to this conclusion after conducting two studies involving 536 US schoolchildren aged between 13 and 15-years-old.
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In its heyday, around 220 years ago, up to 250 women operated rows of sewing machines producing footwear for soldiers and schoolchildren.
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The authors of the original law were wary of administrators in local districts, many of whom were actively discriminating against minority schoolchildren.
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A group of schoolchildren in Brighton College in the United Kingdom, the Telegraph reported on Wednesday, may have found yet another fix.
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He purported to be more high-minded than his peers but pettily mocked Michelle Obama for urging schoolchildren to eat leafy greens.
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The flooding comes two weeks after 21 people -- most of them schoolchildren on a field trip -- lost their lives in flash floods.
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Brave residents in Mexico City, banded together to rescue several schoolchildren after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocked Mexico, killing hundreds of people.
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As Kerry toured the museum, some 800 schoolchildren waited for him at a cenotaph monument in the middle of the adjoining park.
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Feinstein's scolding of schoolchildren suggests that the Democratic Party would squander that opportunity instead, killing the last real chance for bold action.
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The call comes weeks after schoolchildren around the world walked out of classes to protest against global government inaction on climate change.
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Schoolchildren will be told of days long, long ago when Republican senators thought of themselves as serious people, as statesmen and lawmakers.
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He said that videos broadcast on Palestinian television showing schoolchildren praising such attacks suggested what they were being taught to do so.
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The loss haunts the parents even when they sense some heartening progress in court or in speaking to schoolchildren who pay attention.
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Prince William spoke about his late mother while visiting a group of schoolchildren on Tuesday, the second day of the couple's tour.
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It also touches raw emotions four years after 26 people, including 20 schoolchildren, were killed in the shooting rampage in Newtown, Conn.
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A United Nations report last week indicated that some 300 million schoolchildren are missing class worldwide as a result of the outbreak.
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They reveal the broad public support for legislation to minimize the risk of mass killings of schoolchildren and others in our society.
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Apple, Google and Microsoft are each aiming to accustom schoolchildren to their operating systems to win the next generation as lifelong customers.
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JAROSLAV HAVELWEST CALDWELL, N.J. To the Editor: We are steadily conditioning schoolchildren to be afraid that they will be murdered at school.
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Lawmakers in New York State, the center of the U.S. measles outbreak, voted to ban religious exemptions for vaccine mandates for schoolchildren.
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Studies have shown that schoolchildren benefit from having grandparents live with them, and parents can take advantage of the grandparents' babysitting, too.
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Schoolchildren often travel to Lerwick during the week and then back to the smaller islands to spend the weekends with their families.
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He was a Holocaust survivor, and he had used his diaries and papers as primary sources to teach schoolchildren about his experience.
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These Supreme Court failures should alarm not only schoolchildren and their parents, but also the entire nation — including, I hope, Judge Kavanaugh.
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Generations of British schoolchildren, including me, sat through history lessons about World War II and never heard about the connection to Asia.
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Italy's vaccination U-turn Last August, Italy's populist government shocked the scientific and medical community after it removed mandatory vaccination for schoolchildren.
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He's also planning a competition for schoolchildren to identify the most effective way to go from soil to plate with wholesome foods.
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The payment for that job, in which Mr. Percoco's wife taught schoolchildren about energy, made up the bulk of the alleged bribes.
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The legislators won't be getting much sympathy from New Yorkers, since they have now put the city's 1.1 million schoolchildren in peril.
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For decades, American schoolchildren have had cows' milk foisted on them, along with artery-clogging cheese and other fat-laden animal products.
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According to TechCrunch, Page is  funding an initiative called "Shoo the Flu," which offers free flu shots to schoolchildren in Oakland, California.
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California, which previously had notable levels of unvaccinated schoolchildren, has recently seen an overall decrease after the state outlawed non-medical exemptions.
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A project of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, it was developed to teach elementary schoolchildren about urban ecology and healthy food.
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Leusden Journal LEUSDEN, Netherlands — The shouts of schoolchildren playing outside echoed through the gymnasium where an obstacle course was being set up.
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Trump clapped her hands for the performers and waved at a group of schoolchildren who had gathered for her at the airport.
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"They were our brothers," he told me, adding that the raw fatality of the images had proved unexpectedly magnetic to parties of schoolchildren.
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William Lacy Clay The lawmaker's spokesperson told the St. Louis Post Dispatch that Clay will be in his home state speaking to schoolchildren.
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Malaysian schoolchildren wearing glasses with special filters watch a partial solar eclipse from the National Planetarium in Kuala Lumpur on March 9, 24.
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A poll last month measured almost 85 percent public approval for changing the law so it no longer tolerates religious bias against schoolchildren.
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New York City, where schools will be open,faced another challenge — picking up busloads of schoolchildren in streets with snowdrifts on every corner.
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A cheap, origami-like strip of paper accurately detected malaria in 98 percent of cases in a test group of schoolchildren in Uganda.
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In an outer suburb, that empty big bus makes perfect sense if it will be mobbed by schoolchildren or commuters twice a day.
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In Britain 145 violent anti-Semitic incidents, from punching Jewish schoolchildren to egging pedestrians, were recorded last year, a 34% increase over 2016.
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Newly arrived refugees now have to take a compulsory course in Austrian values, and the religious curriculum for Muslim schoolchildren has been revised.
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Prosecutors say Mr. Fanelli told investigators he first used the pornographic images as research for sex abuse awareness classes he taught to schoolchildren.
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During his 186-day stint in space, Peake ran a marathon strapped to a treadmill and held a science lesson for 300,000 schoolchildren.
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"Preparing schoolchildren and teachers through mock exercises at school about saving their lives in case of disasters is of unprecedented value," he said.
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May's moves, nicknamed the "Maybot" on the internet, are mostly led with her arms as she tried to replicate the moves of schoolchildren.
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I read a statistic recently that said 65% of today's schoolchildren will eventually be employed in jobs that have yet to be created.
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And each night, infants and schoolchildren and working parents and elders close their eyes with nary a sense of when civilization might return.
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Our organization, The Advancement Project, understands that people of color, including our schoolchildren, are at risk just for being black, brown or immigrants.
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Matt Bevin (R) is facing scrutiny after he appeared in a promotional video in which he seemed surprised that black schoolchildren play chess.
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As such, it is gratifying to see Kennedy, in a video aimed at schoolchildren, passionately defend the Fourteenth Amendment rights of non-citizens.
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Jolted by movements like FridaysForFuture, a global climate protest staged by schoolchildren, companies are responding in a way that sometimes feels like panic.
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Legal challenges to the Pledge of Allegiance, in particular, persist, because nonbelievers are concerned about its prominence in the daily lives of schoolchildren.
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Hundreds of California schoolchildren participated Tuesday in an art project on a state beach to raise awareness about pollution in the world's oceans.
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They organize reading clubs and art exhibits and offer computer literacy courses, and they welcome droves of schoolchildren and retirees during the day.
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Mr. Murphy, whose personal outrage at gun violence was heightened by the murder of schoolchildren at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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Ancient schoolchildren did the same thing, and some of their efforts are on view at the museum, written on hand-held practice tablets.
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Snyder, a lawsuit filed against the governor of Michigan, Rick Snyder, by seven Detroit schoolchildren, for violating their constitutional right to an education.
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Schoolchildren who learn more emotion concepts have improved social behavior and academic performance, as research by the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence shows.
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Though DeVos' speech was short on specifics, she nonetheless provided some principles for reform that bode well for the nation's 60 million schoolchildren.
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People have been concerned about the game's inherent violence for as long as it has been played, especially when it comes to schoolchildren.
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According to media reports, schoolchildren and oil workers have begun passing out from hunger, and sick Venezuelans have scoured veterinary offices for medicine.
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Dutch schoolchildren starting at about 113 to 12 years old learn about road safety for roughly one hour a week for 40 weeks.
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By some accounts, Yacoub's father and the relatives of the other schoolchildren met with Najib, and asked for their sons to be released.
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From disabled veterans like Nim to the schoolchildren in the nearby primary school, the fear of being struck by a rocket is constant.
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There, student winners of an essay contest on the meaning of the flag will read their work, and schoolchildren will perform patriotic songs.
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Indeed, playground games seem to have the same advantage for schoolchildren looking to make friends as they do for the 60-plus crowd.
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This, he told me, was Kasparek, perhaps the most iconic character in Czech puppetry: a source of comic relief beloved by schoolchildren countrywide.
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On a recent Friday morning, dozens of schoolchildren escorted by teachers and parents trooped through Entrance Five to visit the aquarium and Legoland.
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"Moreover, many countries for which data are available do not seem to be seeking to cease providing food to their schoolchildren," they wrote.
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Schoolchildren in Nagato, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's hometown, ate borscht and piroshki in honor of Mr. Putin's trip to hot spring baths there.
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It also shows how the nation's schoolchildren have been thrust into a debate over the value—and the risks—of AI-enhanced surveillance.
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Thunberg became famous last year for her inspiration of "school strikes," or walkouts conducted by schoolchildren in support of action against climate change.
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In July, the RSF shot and killed four schoolchildren who'd been protesting the rising cost of bread, dragging the negotiations back several steps.
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As the planned rally approached, they hired a security guard to protect the schoolchildren, workers, and worshipers who passed through the synagogue's doors.
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It now holds programs for schoolchildren, does research and development for businesses, gives public tours and holds open studio days, called test cases.
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The FIFA Medical Assessment and Research Center has an "11 for Health" program that pairs soccer-based activities with health initiatives for schoolchildren.
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Despite being heavily promoted by state media outlets, the museum was empty of visitors last week except for schoolchildren on a field trip.
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" In another post, she praised schoolchildren "for walking into a building every day full of the unknown, the challenging, the potential of failure.
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"Game of Thrones" was the kind of series that schoolchildren would discuss at break time and office workers would chat about by the kettle.
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SHENZHEN, Guangdong — Last month, Chinese artist Gu Wenda led 1,500 schoolchildren in Shenzhen to paint 1,500 square meters of rice paper with algae water.
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For a time, he said it didn't have a name because there was a competition in Ecuador, with schoolchildren, on what to name him.
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There have been more than 503,250 mass shootings in the United States since the shooting in Sandy Hook, Connecticut, that left 21995 schoolchildren dead.
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French schoolchildren lay flowers in the village's British military cemetery during a remembrance service in honor of D-Day in Caen, France, June 8.
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In June his group tested one on 600 primary schoolchildren at a number of public and private schools in the Aquitaine region of France.
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"A 2012 study in Preventive Medicine reported that schoolchildren ate more vegetables at lunch when they had catchy names like "X-Ray Vision Carrots.
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A crowd of excited schoolchildren thrust posters and cards into his hands as he greeted them outside a community center in Oxford on Tuesday.
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AI4ALL, another non-profit venture, works to bring AI education to schoolchildren in the United States that would otherwise not have access to it.
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Ms. Gardner's group has planted 400 trees, and plans to plant 5,000 more in the next three years with the help of local schoolchildren.
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First lady Nancy Reagan and schoolchildren wave from the crown of the Statue of Liberty during the monument's centennial celebration on July 4, 1986.
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He taught schoolchildren to value nature, and to put themselves in the paws, feet and hooves of the wild creatures that lived alongside them.
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Malaysian schoolchildren wearing glasses with special filters watch the partial solar esclipse at the National Planetarium in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on March 9, 2016.
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At least 17 schoolchildren and 2 adults were stabbed in Kawasaki, Japan, on Tuesday morning outside a bus stop, the New York Times reports.
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By 2050, estimates suggest more than one third of America's schoolchildren under the age of 17 will be either immigrants or second-generation Americans.
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New Delhi (CNN)At least 97 Indian schoolchildren are being treated in hospital after getting sick from eating free school lunches, authorities told CNN.
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For his part, Francis told Mexican schoolchildren that he is not coming to their country "as a Magi king" bearing messages, ideas and solutions.
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Improving education may be a good idea, but it will be a decade or so before today's schoolchildren have any impact on labour productivity.
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The campaign was expanded into an ambitious "national action plan" against extremism, following the massacre in December 2014 of around 130 schoolchildren in Peshawar.
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As schoolchildren on bicycles, young parents and elderly rushed in to savour the atmosphere, a sombre mood gave way to something approaching good cheer.
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In the closest thing to unison that schoolchildren can muster, the class of 30 mirrored Mr. Peña's gestures, calling out each move in Japanese.
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Nigeria's #BringBackOurGirls campaign spread globally, forcing the Nigerian federal government to act and eventually return many of the 276 female schoolchildren to their families.
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Recently, I was walking my dog along the public sidewalk and had to step onto the private part to avoid a group of schoolchildren.
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At the gallery, the Queen will meet local schoolchildren taking part in a creative workshop, as well as former artist-in-residence Catherine Goodman.
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Following her panda interaction, Trump visited with local schoolchildren in front of a panda enclosure, where Meng'er the panda was chomping on some bamboo.
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Within seven years of this program's 2009 rollout, the rate of mothers with schoolchildren who were employed increased by more than 10 percentage points.
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Among those invited were 200 people from charities associated with the new Duke and Duchess of Sussex, 100 local schoolchildren and 610 Windsor residents.
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About 25 million children in the US -- more than half of the nation's schoolchildren -- take school buses, according to the American School Bus Council.
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It presents the chance to teach America's schoolchildren, religious and non, that anti-religious discrimination is un-American and unconstitutional and needs to go.
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein got into a testy confrontation with a group of schoolchildren over the longtime senator's refusal to back the Green New Deal.
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A scroll through Instagram will reveal plenty of photos from attendees posing with local schoolchildren against crumbling buildings and inside pre-Communist-era cars.
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Contemporary viewers will likely find Duck and Cover, the chipper cartoon short made to teach schoolchildren about atomic warfare, even funnier than '80s audiences.
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"I expect French Polynesian and foreign people to live there and commute there for work, and schoolchildren to take class trips there," Quirk said.
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If Mr. Sessions won, he would "consign an ever-growing number of Alabama schoolchildren to an unconstitutionally inadequate and inequitable education," Justice Torbert added.
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Soon there will be a clothing boutique, an urban farm and herb garden tended by schoolchildren, and a meditation area with a reflecting pool.
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Since 2000 his nonprofit has built 27 schools, dug nearly 163 wells, delivered 290 tons of rice and awarded 120 scholarships to Cambodian schoolchildren.
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In a country where nonsanctioned political activity was banned, rallies for the Golan were common and schoolchildren were taught to chant for its liberation.
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On May 10, Washington State got rid of the parental right to claim a "philosophical exemption" to the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine for schoolchildren.
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Two gymnasiums for local schoolchildren, an industrial kitchen for the weekly Sunday soup kitchen and administrative offices are all housed in the immense crypt.
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In the course of a decade, it went from being the most segregated region of the country for black schoolchildren to the most integrated.
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More specifically, they bombed a heavily populated area of Ghazni province -- which claimed the lives of 14 and injured 180, many of them schoolchildren.
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Chechnya sends thousands of state employees, students and schoolchildren into the streets to celebrate Russia Day, Mr. Putin's birthday and the annexation of Crimea.
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The incentive for such abuse is especially troubling in situations affecting vulnerable members of the population, like prisoners, the elderly, detained immigrants and schoolchildren.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Police said rescuers had found 20 schoolchildren who had become lost on Wednesday in the Brecon Beacons, a mountainous area in Wales.
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Everyone knows about Lego, but did you know that in 2018, Lego provided 3,000 primary schoolchildren in London with coding and robotics-based challenges?
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As I strolled past a Roman sculpture, a group of Emirati schoolchildren in green shirts trickled in and sat on the floor around me.
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The Connecticut Supreme Court's opinion, Remington argued, requires the plaintiffs to establish that Bushmaster ads prompted Lanza to use the weapon to slaughter schoolchildren.
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The scene on the auditorium stage felt somewhat surreal: schoolchildren less than half his age performing the moves he had devised there years ago.
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Nearly one million schoolchildren would lose access to free lunch under the program, the analysis found, an estimate backed up by other government figures.
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The fact that schoolchildren are now picking up anti-Semitic memes and using Snapchat to share Nazi salutes shouldn't come as a complete surprise.
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She posted a follow up comment and image with the statue in a dress, saying that in the 1950s, schoolchildren used to cover up Neptune.
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Now she combines music with business and philanthropy, founding Tandon Global Clinics at performing arts school Berklee to help Indian schoolchildren pursue careers in music.
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In Texas, people who are licensed to carry concealed weapons get to use a special lane to skip the screening that schoolchildren and sightseers get.
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But from the 1990s onwards schoolchildren have received a daily dose of "patriotic" education setting out the mission to erase a century of humiliating occupation.
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MBARARA, Uganda (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the village of Katebe, Ugandan schoolchildren have little choice but to drink from the same water supply as animals.
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Princess Kate let the name of their family hamster slip during an outing with schoolchildren at the new Magic Garden playground at Hampton Court Palace.
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By then, Alexander had pledged millions of dollars — lavish by Namibian standards — in aid to Namibian schoolchildren and new housing for the nation's impoverished townships.
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Perhaps not, for as the Guardian's report notes very few black schoolchildren gain the grades required for entry and of those a smaller number apply.
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But, like the ancient sages, schoolchildren have been required to study and memorize his texts, and as a result he is rarely read or liked.
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But it came to the forefront after an attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar in December 2014, when militants massacred dozens of schoolchildren.
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Chinese schoolchildren worked illegal overtime and night shifts to produce smart speakers for Amazon, according to leaked documents seen by the U.K.'s Guardian newspaper.
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Mackey reasoned the claim did not meet that burden since other courts have upheld a state's right to order mandatory vaccinations for schoolchildren, Sussman said.
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Even some Republican supporters of Mr. Brownback, finding their schoolchildren threatened by declining standards, are calling for the reversal of some of the tax cuts.
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A father of one of the survivors said a bus with 37 schoolchildren and seven teachers had been on a trip to the resort area.
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He spends his days pottering around the fields, smoking bidis and drinking cheap brandy, sometimes playing a board game of his own invention with schoolchildren.
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Antiques Because the artist Inge Hardison created towering statues and small busts of schoolchildren, families and heroes like Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman and the Rev.
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Following in the footsteps of students in Sweden and Belgium, thousands of schoolchildren gathered in London, Oxford, Leeds, Brighton, Manchester and other cities on Friday.
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ICE meanwhile continues to target the parents and spouses of American citizens while police officers arrest schoolchildren suspected of being members of Central American gangs.
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Trump and Xi surveyed Chinese military bands from a canopied platform and greeted cheering schoolchildren, who waved colored pom-poms as the President strode past.
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When heading into a swoop zone, generations of schoolchildren (including this reporter) wore empty plastic ice cream buckets as hats with crude eyes drawn on.
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Jerry Brown and wife Anne were "saddened to hear about today's violence in Tehama County, which shockingly involved schoolchildren," the governor said in a statement.
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Nevertheless, that famine and Saudi Arabia's indiscriminate bombing (of a bus filled with 50 schoolchildren, among other horrors), were largely ignored until Khashoggi's brazen murder.
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In some remote fishing communities near Zamboanga City in the Philippines, schoolchildren row donated yellow school boats, provided through the Yellow Boat of Hope Foundation.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi and Bill Ayers as part of President Obama's plan to impose Sharia Law on American schoolchildren and create a new Islamic caliphate?
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"This was the only tour we offered at the museum that schoolchildren were not allowed to take," Jon Pace, a spokesman for the museum, said.
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Kateryna Kruk, a civil rights activist in Kiev, tweeted that security was important but it will "backfire strongly", while others joked that schoolchildren will riot.
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In 2015, refugee centers in the Netherlands were attacked and a council was successfully petitioned by concerned parents to escort schoolchildren past local refugee camps.
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Last year, researchers at Tiputini compiled all the scientific research that's been done at the station into a book that was distributed to local schoolchildren.
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An entire soccer team of Thai schoolchildren and their coach, missing for nine days kilometers inside a flooded cave complex, were all somehow still alive.
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Videos on her social media accounts show her singing with schoolchildren in Sichuan Province and making traditional sticky rice in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
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Schoolchildren walked home zigzagging through clogged, narrow streets, where produce stands share sidewalk space with tables where sellers hawked small bags of cocaine and marijuana.
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The visitors' echoing footsteps and voices were the only sounds on a recent day in a dusty pink-and-white hallway once filled with schoolchildren.
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But nine out of 10 schoolchildren go to public school, which means that if government really wanted to do something about school segregation, it could.
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Mr. Newsom said school closures, which are being decided at the local level, now affect 80 to 85 percent of all schoolchildren in the state.
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The ravines where oblivious schoolchildren played by day and drunk men sprawled at night taunted Soviet Jews, reminding us of our impotence under Communist rule.
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"Giggling like naughty schoolchildren, we'd pass the bottle around, each taking a swig, then contorting as it scorched its way down our throats," she said.
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A group of about 100 schoolchildren were talking wildly over one another and waiting at the entrance for their bewildered teachers to buy them tickets.
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In a recent study, Dr. Paluck found that schoolchildren decide whether bullying is right or wrong based largely on what they believe their classmates think.
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" Some 10,000 black people then staged a procession of mourning, led by thousands of schoolchildren carrying roses and singing the Union anthem "John Brown's Body.
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Speaking on his YouTube talk show, Mr. Navalny said that the Russian state sought to silence everyone, wanting all Russians to behave like orderly schoolchildren.
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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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After the infamous police commissioner Bull Connor sicced police dogs on schoolchildren and arrested hundreds, including King, angry black protesters looted Birmingham's downtown shopping district.
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Compared to the year before, there were 66 percent fewer schoolchildren with four or more sick days and 20 percent more with zero sick days.
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Sarah Smith, an academic at Bristol University and one of the founders of the campaign, says many schoolchildren think economics is narrower than it is.
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Lego Everyone knows about Lego, but did you know that in 2018, Lego provided 3,000 primary schoolchildren in London with coding and robotics-based challenges?
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Mr. O'Brien took the program to Haiti after Mr. Trump disparaged that country, speaking with schoolchildren there about how the presidential insult made them feel.
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The same pesticide was responsible for the death of 23 schoolchildren in the eastern state of Bihar in 2013, one of India's worst mass poisonings.
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British schoolchildren study the Great Fire of London, in 230, the way American pupils might learn about the Boston Tea Party or the first Thanksgiving.
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The impact that residential segregation has on educational opportunities for schoolchildren is especially profound, given the close nexus between school attendance boundaries and neighborhood boundaries.
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In a recent study, Dr. Paluck found that schoolchildren decide whether bullying is right or wrong based largely on what they believe their classmates think.
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Many of the calls have prompted evacuations and bomb sweeps, forcing schoolchildren from classrooms and employees to push cribs full of infants into parking lots.
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The biggest failure came in 2013, following the murder of more than two dozen people, including schoolchildren, in late 2012 at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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These dismal results also make clear that free-market mechanisms that work well in business can be damaging when applied to the lives of schoolchildren.
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The most frequently cited argument against a change is its effect on schoolchildren, who would most likely board buses in the dark on winter mornings.
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For a generation, American policymakers have been addicted to zero tolerance as a response to all social ills: crime, drugs, sexual violations — even misbehaving schoolchildren.
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Upon arrival at their tumor-y destination, their Trojan bus dissolves around them as the ginger, curly-haired teacher leads the fearsome schoolchildren into battle.
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Drawing boundaries around autism is not easy, because it's a complex category with disputed criteria, but the C.D.C. estimates that one in 68 schoolchildren qualifies.
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The first volume, based on a fictive schoolbook from the 1980s, includes approximately 300 photographs of schoolchildren playing with collaged objects or being constricted by them.
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Charles' busy visit also included the National Botanic Gardens in Dublin and being shown some animal skulls by schoolchildren on the shore of Glendalough's Upper Lake.
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So is the strategy, rediscovered thousands of times every year by schoolchildren bored with learning mathematical algorithms, for playing a perfect game of noughts and crosses.
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Ahead of global climate protests by schoolchildren, we examine how a proposal regarding geoengineering—radically reversing the effects of climate change—reflects coming squabbles over regulation.
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The royal turns 70 on July 17 and celebrated her upcoming milestone birthday with schoolchildren who helped select 70 of the U.K.'s favorite children's books.
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She admires the schoolchildren marching out of school demanding action on climate change and worries about the planet she is leaving behind for her own kids.
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He was a member of the Young, Gifted, and Talented program, a scheme designed to enhance the educational development of the top 218 percent of schoolchildren.
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But at the British site, Dr Miller found, schoolchildren posted five times as many "groupies" (images of the picture-taker with friends) as they did selfies.
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"The state needs to ensure that a complete failure to educate schoolchildren never again happens to this extent in one of Michigan's districts," he told lawmakers.
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In Israeli cities, authorities seen and unseen are on patrol and citizens, taught as schoolchildren to be hyper-alert, are quick to report any suspicious activity.
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Washington (CNN)Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said Wednesday that Republican presidential candidates sound like schoolchildren arguing rather than potential leaders of the free world.
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Instead, to the delight of schoolchildren around the world, the planet was saddled with a homonym for a butthole, modified by a second personal possessive pronoun.
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The wonks hope to reach perhaps half a million voters and schoolchildren who might otherwise never realise that tweaking the corporate tax code can be fun.
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More than a million schoolchildren around Russia were expected to watch the televised open lesson online, titled "Russia Focused on the Future," according to the Kremlin.
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Trying to make good on a long-unkept promise to the nation's low-income schoolchildren that they should receive as much education funding as everyone else.
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But it would be irresponsible of lawmakers to punish New York City's 1.1 million schoolchildren as a way of settling a score with Mr. de Blasio.
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Perversely, this vigilante agenda picked up momentum with the gun lobby following the 2012 gun massacre of 20 schoolchildren and six school workers in Newtown, Conn.
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Overall, the 37 shows on Broadway last week grossed $27.6 million, down from $28.3 million the previous week, when New York City schoolchildren were on vacation.
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Slimani gave a speech, and then the schoolchildren sang the national anthem, waving little flags and launching red, green, and white balloons into a bluebird sky.
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In England last month, Trump talked up Be Best to schoolchildren during an official event with Philip May, the husband of British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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The Inuit Cultural Online Resource, a site intended primarily for schoolchildren, has recipes for several country food dishes that could be included in a Canadian Thanksgiving.
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Two schoolchildren and a number of security troops were among the dead, and at least six other people were injured, three senior Aden security officials said.
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One other thing: The moment I saw that push alert, I started thinking of the video of George W. Bush with the schoolchildren on 9/11.
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Two weeks ago in London she talked up the campaign with schoolchildren while spending an afternoon with Philip May, husband of British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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In this photo, schoolchildren can be seen walking near a piece of the Berlin Wall that sits on display in Battery Park in New York City.
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In the first days after the militants took her village, she said, he and other schoolchildren were forced to watch videos of beheadings in a classroom.
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Last year, Italy announced that it planned to become the first country to make it mandatory for schoolchildren to learn about climate change and sustainable development.
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Along with the AK-47 monument on the Suez Canal, North Korea built a large war museum in Cairo that is frequently visited by Egyptian schoolchildren.
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Mass stabbing in Japan: A man stabbed at least 7093 people, including 2709 schoolchildren at a bus stop, before fatally stabbing himself today, the police said.
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Mr. Peterson was charged this month with seven counts of felony neglect of a child for what prosecutors said was his failure to protect the schoolchildren.
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S. Takes Apart Thailand and the Record Book at the Women's World Cup" Young Jae Lee on "An Overloaded Ferry Flipped and Drowned Hundreds of Schoolchildren.
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MS. FROMONT One of the most striking photographs of the Cotonou exhibition of the Dahomey treasures shows this long line of schoolchildren waiting to go in.
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In July, a federal judge in Michigan declined to challenge that precedent, ruling that "access to literacy" was not a constitutional right for schoolchildren in Detroit.
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He started researching how he could affect American students' eating habits through the National School Lunch Program, which provides free or low-cost lunches to schoolchildren.
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Roughly 18% of schoolchildren in remote rural areas either had no home internet access or dial-up connections only, according to a 2018 Education Department report.
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"Experience our Children!" a bunch of adorable uniformed schoolchildren said, laughing into the camera, which nonetheless captured the dirt roads these children walked on every day.
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The sun beams, the crystalline water sparkles, and a group of Goop staffers sit cross-legged in a circle, like schoolchildren poised for a read-aloud.
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Where she witnessed pain and suffering, I met hundreds of schoolchildren who had no idea that the pavement they stood on was once a mine field.
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The chalk sticks encouraged 2.3 million Indian schoolchildren to wash their hands properly and led to a 2.2 percent increase in Savlon's share of the market.
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Brian M. Rosenthal of The Houston Chronicle won the award for education reporting for exposing a longstanding Texas policy that denied special education services to schoolchildren.
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Affected schoolchildren have usually been able to find places in local state schools — but their purged parents have mostly been frozen out of the job market.
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I stepped up into a school bus with my rucksack and body armor and was surprised to see the faces of schoolchildren looking up at me.
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Mr. Obama said he wanted his library to include a children's play area that would attract families from the neighborhood, and a community garden for schoolchildren.
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All Mexican schoolchildren are taught that their nation lost half its territory to the United States in 2000, and the pain of that loss remains fresh.
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California schoolchildren would be much better off if traditional schools retained students by implementing common-sense reforms rather than by capping the number of charter schools.
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Lindsay's team trialed their idea in Gambia, where they collected socks given to 600 schoolchildren ages 5 to 13 who did or did not have malaria.
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Last Friday, police shot and wounded a student and a taxi driver during a protest by schoolchildren against the arrest of their colleagues a day earlier.
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Melania Trump got in the Christmas spirit on Monday, hosting some holiday-themed activities for schoolchildren as part of her first Xmas at the White House.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein found herself in a standoff Friday with a group of schoolchildren who confronted her about her refusal to support the Green New Deal.
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Dozens of passersby and schoolchildren crowded outside the city's Guildhall to get a view of May as she met emergency service workers, police and local politicians.
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French schoolchildren, for instance, are all taught the famed Revolutionary cartoons depicting the oppressed peasant crushed under the combined weight of the priest and the aristocrat.
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The Obamas pledged to open up the White House to people of different backgrounds and the first lady sometimes invited schoolchildren to harvest the White House garden.
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Kate Middleton loves being outside with her children — and now she's supporting a nature campaign started by kids just as U.K. schoolchildren kick off their summer vacation.
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The event, which is linked with Sir Ben Ainslie's British America's Cup challenge, was organized to inspire schoolchildren to get into STEM programs as well as sailing.
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French President Emmanuel Macron unveiled measures in November aimed at educating the public and schoolchildren about sexism and violence against women and improving police support for victims.
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From those early political images, I had realized that I was omitting regular people — people like the schoolchildren, the elderly, and the communities that they live in.
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SHORTLY before Robert Bentley resigned as Alabama's governor on April 10th, the television crews assembled outside the state capitol were joined by a group of visiting schoolchildren.
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In 1972 Park Chung-hee, Ms Park's father and a former dictator, made it compulsory for all schoolchildren to recite a pledge of allegiance to the flag.
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People were euphoric, at first like schoolchildren granted a surprise snow day and then like riders on an untested roller coaster, the drop somewhere out of sight.
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A recent lecture for schoolchildren in Kurilsk on the history of Russo-Japanese relations ended with the second world war, as if time had stopped in 1945.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Duchess of Cambridge joined schoolchildren at a farm in western England on Wednesday as they learned about rural life and how food is produced.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who was concluding a four-day visit with President Trump Tuesday, said he would act fast to ensure the safety of schoolchildren.
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Behind-the-scene snapshots show African crowds eagerly awaiting Tito's arrival; throwaway film reel captures young schoolchildren gathering along dusty streets clutching paper flags with visible anticipation.
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My LGBT community has experienced the same kind of senseless violence that schoolchildren and their families have experienced, and that communities of color have suffered for generations.
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After Mr. Aziz refused to condemn the killings of schoolchildren in an attack in Peshawar in 2014, rights activists gathered outside the mosque and demanded his arrest.
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There are no Bell paintings in the mausoleum, but as I entered I saw two blue-blazered schoolchildren huddled off to the side, hunched over their sketchpads.
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Finally, as schoolchildren started impatiently lining up behind me, I narrowed it to two: one scoop of chewy medjool date, one scoop of pale, aromatic orange blossom.
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The contamination of this long-struggling city's water exposed nearly 30,000 schoolchildren to a neurotoxin known to have detrimental effects on children's developing brains and nervous systems.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The 12 "core socialist values" are memorized by schoolchildren, featured in college entrance exams, printed on stamps and lanterns, and splashed on walls across China.
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Hundreds of Chinese schoolchildren have been recruited to work long and often illegal hours in a factory that makes Amazon's Alexa devices, China Labor Watch has found.
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Hundreds of Chinese schoolchildren have been recruited to work long and often illegal hours in a factory that makes Amazon's Alexa devices, according to China Labor Watch.
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" Schoolchildren, including those at international schools, would also be legally required to learn the anthem, which opens with the line, "Arise, we who refuse to be slaves!
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Boko Haram has set fire to villages, beheaded men and women, kidnapped schoolchildren and forced more than 2.5 million people in four countries to flee their homes.
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They'll wrap the third day of their jam-packed 16-day tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand performing a beach clean-up with local schoolchildren.
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She suggested devoting more resources to understanding the problem, as well as emphasizing the importance of social connectedness among everyone from schoolchildren to soon-to-be retirees.
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In South Korea, she had a traditional tea with Madam Kim Jung-sook, wife of President Moon Jae-in, who also joined her outside with the schoolchildren.
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Every day he walked back and forth through the tunnel, along with hundreds of other schoolchildren, while the addicts continued to shoot up beneath the dim lights.
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The festival is free and audiences tend to be filled with other invited authors, government employees, members of Bhutan's royal family and lots and lots of schoolchildren.
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The first phase is expected to open in 2107, said Mr. de Mol, who plans to walk several portions next year with local schoolchildren and town mayors.
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A bird falls from the sky behind a group of schoolchildren; a deer lies dead in the forest as the wind spreading radiation crackles through the trees.
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When the meeting was over, members exited into the hallway, then looked wildly around for their aides, like schoolchildren at pickup scanning the crowd for their caregivers.
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Thunberg, 16, whose protests in Europe inspired massive demonstrations by fellow schoolchildren and adults alike, recently arrived in the U.S. after traversing the Atlantic in a sailboat.
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There are few more telling examples of Mr. Trump's disdain for the federal government's critical role in lifting up America's schoolchildren than his choice of Ms. DeVos.
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Crowds streamed in several hours before his sermon began, including schoolchildren, government employees and worshipers from neighboring provinces who had been bused in from their local mosques.
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Now, the gun activists' argument raises the unsettling possibility that the court will enshrine a more encompassing theory of constitutional rights for gun owners than for schoolchildren.
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While the Los Angeles museum is a popular destination for schoolchildren on field trips, the "Tools for Tolerance" classes it offers are a major draw for adults.
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As I've written before, researchers from Europe and Africa recently worked to develop curricula — a cartoon-filled textbook, lessons plans — on critical thinking skills aimed at schoolchildren.
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An 80-year-old man, who was on his way to volunteer in a neighborhood watch while schoolchildren walked to school, also was killed by a collapsing wall.
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When Sputnik 1 reached low Earth orbit in 1957, it did more than kick-start America's space program and send American schoolchildren scurrying for cover under their desks.
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But other qualitative research—relying on interviews and surveys of schoolchildren—has found black girls are more often singled out for not being "ladylike" compared to white girls.
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Jerry Brown signed a controversial bill in 2015 that required almost all schoolchildren in the state to be vaccinated, unless they have a medical reason for opting out.
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These groups, which roam the lush and hilly woods of west Cameroon, have this year stepped up a campaign of kidnapping, including of high profile politicians and schoolchildren.
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When she lived in Belgium, she hated its formality, how she and the other schoolchildren were expected to shake hands three or four times a day (she refused).
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Generations of schoolchildren have grown, married and matriculated into everyday "Jeopardy!" viewers with kids of their own since Trebek assumed hosting duties about 35 years and 8,000 -- 8,000!
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By the time they were done, it had seemed organizers had taken the entire community to city council over the issue, including schoolchildren and people from retirement homes.
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By 29, the latest year for which data are available, around 211m primary schoolchildren in rural China were doing so—about 21980% of students in that age group.
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" "It would make our schoolchildren safer than they have been since 2008 and honor the memories of the many, indeed far too many, victims of recent gun violence.
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At the first college basketball game of the season, Columbia forward Jeff Coby unleashed several skillful dunks, much to the delight of an audience composed mostly of schoolchildren.
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In May 1986, Dr. Seuss visited his hometown of Springfield, Massachusetts, where he discussed his zany drawings with a group of schoolchildren, according to The New York Times.
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The video depicts a disengaged cartoon Gambino walking through a suburban neighborhood where celebrities like Lil Pump, Nicki Minaj, and Travis Scott frolic and interact like mischievous schoolchildren.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip wave from an open Land Rover to a crowd of schoolchildren at a rally held at a racecourse in Ibadan, Nigeria in 1956.
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On immigration, he claimed schoolchildren are being threatened across the country by the gang MS-13, and that his administration is working to deport them by the thousands.
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Death transformed King from the unpopular leader of a pair of causes that seemed lost into a hero whose example would be taught to schoolchildren of any colour.
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He is particularly concerned about the high suicide rate among schoolchildren, partly blaming the ubiquitous hakwon, or private crammers, which he says 60% of South Korean students attend.
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He tried to regain his composure, but then the tears flowed as he talked about 20 schoolchildren murdered by a gunman at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.
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To better understand these science achievement gaps, we analyzed a nationally representative sample of U.S. schoolchildren as they entered kindergarten and then continued through elementary and middle school.
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While continuing to identify new species of birds, butterflies and flora in the cloud forest, she also organizes specialized excursions for guests and educational workshops for area schoolchildren.
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An aquarium in New Jersey says it has fired an employee who kicked out a group of black schoolchildren from a gift shop in a now-viral video.
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"I am outraged by the deaths of protesters including schoolchildren in the city El-Obeid," said African Union Commission Chair Moussa Faki Mahamat in a tweet on Tuesday.
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Snyder is running a campaign where young schoolchildren write to the Obama administration asking for regulations that would require shrimping boats to include the devices in their nets.
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For in a musical sense, the European Championships are a gathering of bizarrely discordant overtures, cheesy riffs, synthesizers and, quite often, rhymes that schoolchildren would struggle to comprehend.
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Two Indian schoolchildren have been offered the opportunity to become full-time gymnasts after a video of them cartwheeling on their way to school went viral on Twitter.
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Schoolchildren and parents from more than 20 Maryland, Virginia, and District of Columbia schools, as well as military families and community organizations, will be invited to the festivities.
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But its rapid dissemination exposed the fact that nine million American children were not fully vaccinated against measles and led to tightening of vaccination rules for California schoolchildren.
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Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, was completely torn down and rebuilt after a man killed 20 schoolchildren, his mother and six staff and faculty in December 2012.
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But some dissipation of intensity could also be ascribed to the outdoor setting and the quizzical looks of passers-by and the wary, semi-comical retreat of schoolchildren.
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The problem lies in the policies, experts say, which don't necessarily take into account an increasingly diverse student body, to the detriment of mostly black and biracial schoolchildren.
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Unfortunately, today at least six million American schoolchildren don't have internet access at home; that may mean that schools hand out hotspots, and laptops to students without computers.
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Google plans to reach five million schoolchildren with the program this year and has teamed up with the National Parent Teacher Association to offer related workshops to parents.
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Schoolchildren tour the museum, which in the past has received funding from the United States government, to educate them about the dangers of handling mines and explosive projectiles.
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Knai Bang Chatt is working with Plastic Free Cambodia to offer a sustainability symposium for other hotels in the area, and gives composting and recycling courses to schoolchildren.
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The spread of color TV between 19683 and 1968 helped Mr. Nixon, too; it eliminated the ghostly pallor and 5 o'clock shadow that had terrified schoolchildren in 1960.
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The movie captures a cross section of life at this progressive boarding school, which enrolls students ages 3 to 13 (although the movie focuses on the elementary schoolchildren).
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In 2001, Niyazov wrote a revisionist history of the country called "The Ruhnama" (meaning "The Book of Soul"), which schoolchildren and civil servants had to learn by heart.
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The IAU reclassified it as a dwarf planet, also calling it a "Trans-Neptunian Object," which prompted outrage from schoolchildren, small planet enthusiasts, and the internet in general.
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OBITUARIES Because of an editing error, a headline with the obituary about a 19th-century Nebraska schoolteacher who ushered schoolchildren to safety during a blizzard misspelled her surname.
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Kamala Harris during the June debate, when she challenged his opposition to the federally mandated busing of schoolchildren to diversify schools decades ago in neighborhoods that opposed it.
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These are things Americans learn as schoolchildren, but to see the adversarial psychology behind the Constitution play out in today's impeachment battles is still a shock to behold.
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This is what schoolchildren sometimes do on field trips to the War Memorial of Korea, built as a reminder of the costs of warfare on the Korean Peninsula.
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But hundreds of towns, including Freehold Borough, where 75 percent of the schoolchildren are Latino, have not gotten their full share of funding under the formula since 2010.
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Google co-founder Larry Page is reportedly funnelling millions of dollars into an initiative called "Shoo the Flu," which offers free flu shots to schoolchildren in Oakland, California.
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Of course, the teachers themselves knew it would never come to pass, much like the hilarious assumptions that were made about American schoolchildren converting to the metric system.
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That drew writers, politicians and schoolchildren to a memorial gathering on Ok this August for the glistening white-and-blue cloak of ice that was no longer there.
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On a recent visit, schoolchildren gazed at the foundations of the home where Suharto was born in 1921, and the well where he hauled water as a youngster.
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Piles of debris have yet to be cleared on some streets, as thousands of people, including many schoolchildren, remain displaced and are staying with relatives or at motels.
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Dozens of schoolyard bullying incidents since Election Day have seen schoolchildren reference or quote President Trump in an effort to harass a classmate, according to a new report.
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He said the spread of explicit sex education for young schoolchildren and nudity in advertising had contributed to a loosening of moral bearings and an "absence of God".
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We find a folksy array of batons carried by youth groups, table top sculptures representing heroic workers, gifted to the leader by factories, and patriotic illustrations by schoolchildren.
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Met with applause from the schoolchildren, the royal dad was joined onstage at the school by British rapper Professor Green, who has helped in the royals' mental health drive.
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Before holding mighty Spain to a 0-0 draw in a friendly on Sunday, the Romanian soccer team made a creative effort to help the country's schoolchildren learn math.
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Go deeper: The "homework gap": 12 million schoolchildren lack internet New inequality trend: How parents approach screen time The bottom line: Wealth is driving how people get the internet
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Among my favorites is the Flatwoods Monster, another West Virginian cryptid who presented a look that left the three schoolchildren and one teacher who saw her gagged for life.
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With its amateur cast of players that includes schoolchildren and grandmothers, the Yarrabah Brass Band does not always hit the right notes, and its rehearsals can be faintly raucous.
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Indian schoolchildren at a prayer event for the safe rescue of 210 young soccer players and their coach stuck in a cave in Thailand, in Ahmedabad on July 9.
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Grand Rapids schoolchildren routinely visit, with special curriculum related to the botanical components, physical education activities tied to the sculpture garden, and, of course, walks through the art galleries.
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They've also managed to install keyloggers on U.S. diplomats' typewriters and in one of the most hilariously devious incidents, schoolchildren presented the U.S. ambassador with a bugged wooden plaque.
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The Guardian reported Thursday that interviews and leaked documents showed hundreds of schoolchildren — classified by the factory as interns — had been hired by Foxconn to produce Amazon's smart devices.
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Meanwhile, a top Emirati diplomat acknowledged that war is not a "clean operation" when asked about a Saudi-led airstrike last week in Yemen that killed dozens, including schoolchildren.
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They sued the manufacturer of the AR-15 rifle that Adam Lanza used to gun down 20 schoolchildren and their teachers in a small town in Connecticut in 2012.
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The aspiration of having a famous cock, of knowing that tourists and schoolchildren of the future will be staring at your formaldehyde-preserved genitals, seems, I'm sorry, extremely male.
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Rauner did not create this unjust system, but he has chosen to perpetuate it, violating the civil rights of hundreds of thousands of Chicago schoolchildren and threatening their futures.
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Fifteen-year-old Poppy, one of several schoolchildren at the launch of the programme, told Reuters she had been worried about some of the online dangers she'd heard about.
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Actors speak the words of a frontline aid worker, an American general, several Muslim schoolchildren, a former Guantanamo detainee named Moazzam Begg, and various experts in counterterrorism and radicalisation.
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EU national leaders will discuss the issue later this month at a summit in Brussels following emotional protests by schoolchildren in Europe demanding decisive action to combat climate change.
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The announcement also followed months of news reports from Beijing, Shanghai and several provinces about schoolchildren experiencing nosebleeds, skin rashes, dizziness and headaches after being exposed to the tracks.
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" In 218, Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. wrote: "Before Brown, schoolchildren were told where they could and could not go to school based on the color of their skin.
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Congress has refused repeatedly to take any significant legislative action to tighten gun laws after other mass shootings, including the murder of 26 people, mostly schoolchildren, in Newtown, Conn.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy will next year become the world's first country to make it compulsory for schoolchildren to study climate change and sustainable development, Education Minister Lorenzo Fioramonti said.
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"But it would be a little strange if the state was in the liquor business, advertising it by claiming that every shot of vodka you drink helps schoolchildren learn."
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The venerable bento box, Japan's lunchtime staple of schoolchildren and office workers alike, is one of the few things that have defied the country's famously fast-moving innovation cycles.
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The latest spot offers a twist: Schoolchildren of all ages recite the Pledge of Allegiance over audio of Mr. Trump calling Mexican immigrants "rapists" and making comments about menstruation.
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And the center, which is regulated as an urgent care facility by New York State, offers free care to the schoolchildren and teachers in its neighborhood as community outreach.
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The engineers were taping plaques to the bottom of the spacecraft, including a memory chip containing drawings by schoolchildren who had been asked to imagine exoplanets might look like.
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North Korean schoolchildren sweep snow from the steps of a monument depicting the late leaders Kim Il-sung, left, and Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang on December 14, 2013.
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She lived in San Francisco and created several public fountains around the city, including one near Union Square that she completed in 1972 with the help of 200 schoolchildren.
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The train, traveling from Cremona, was full of commuters and schoolchildren and was headed to Milan, Italy's financial capital, where it was due to arrive at 7:24 a.m.
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The despot was finally able to disembark later that day and was seen waving at schoolchildren in the border town of Dong Dang — his interpreter hastily by his side.
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Since opening in 2018, about half of its 40,000 visitors have been schoolchildren, who can explore exhibits, including documents, maps and photographs, all curated to hammer home one point.
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The Bronx has the highest percentage of homeless schoolchildren in the city, the largest unemployment rate in the state and the highest rate of food insecurity in the country.
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I ran for president of Colombia to lead a nation where the books we give Colombia's schoolchildren teach reading, science, math and poetry, not warnings against stepping on explosives.
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He even enlisted schoolchildren in his grass-roots fund-raising efforts by selling their paintings at auction — all of which brought in more than $274 million in small donations.
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The AP last year reported that Brignac, despite his supposed defrocking, also maintained access to schoolchildren and held leadership roles as recently as 2018 in the Knights of Columbus.
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New Delhi (CNN)At least 23 schoolchildren were among those killed Monday in northern India after their bus skidded off the road and plunged about 300 feet, authorities said.
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The AP last year reported that Brignac, despite his supposed defrocking, also maintained access to schoolchildren and held leadership roles as recently as 2018 in the Knights of Columbus.
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President Trump plopped down in what he called a "child's desk" Monday afternoon, a fitting setting considering he was about to repeal two Obama-era education rules affecting schoolchildren.
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READ: Your Amazon Alexa might have been made by overworked Chinese schoolchildren Black Friday — the post-Thanksgiving shopping bonanza — started as a U.S. tradition but has since migrated overseas.
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In New York, for example, Bronzaft helped introduce a curriculum for schoolchildren to learn about the impact of noise and how to protect their ears early on in life.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday unveiled measures aimed at educating the public and schoolchildren about sexism and violence against women and improving police support for victims.
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"Our outbreak has largely been connected to schools and people in contact with schools and schoolchildren," said Washington State Department of Health spokesperson Dave Johnson in an email to Gizmodo.
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After being welcomed by local schoolchildren, William and Kate learned about the Irish Football Association's community soccer projects and how the sport can play a role in bringing communities together.
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The NSPCC supports the bill, since half of all schoolchildren admit to having seen sexual and violent material on the internet, and its effects on young teenagers are clearly worrying.
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Guo Jiayu, a guide, tells a group of wide-eyed schoolchildren that, mashed up, such larvae could be part of the diet of astronauts should they reach the red planet.
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It's National Therapy Animal Day, the perfect time to celebrate the countless critters who dedicate their lives to making hospital patients, schoolchildren, seniors and animal lovers the world over happy.
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Ervin Yen, an anaesthesiologist who became Oklahoma's first Asian American state legislator, introduced a bill to require all schoolchildren to be vaccinated, unless they had a medical reason not to.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - When a flash flood swept a group of schoolchildren to their deaths in Jordan last month, a wave of public criticism pointed to wider discontent within the kingdom.
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A June 2018 analysis by Governing found that, on average, state spending on schoolchildren is $11,762 -- less than the price of a new Nissan Versa, America's cheapest car in 2019.
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In Dusseldorf, some 2,000 schoolchildren paraded with a carnival float depicting a giant effigy of Thunberg with "Do something about the climate catastrophe at last" written on her raised arms.
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Because of the lack of meaningful state and federal gun safety legislation, a generation of American schoolchildren has come of age since the massacre at Columbine High School in 1999.
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Salvage work has begun in South Korea to raise the 6,825-ton Sewol, a ferry that sank more than two years ago, taking with it 304 people, including 250 schoolchildren.
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Most disturbing is "planet Hebron," where the list of abuses considered normal includes soldiers firing tear gas at schoolchildren to mark the beginning and end of each day of school.
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Doe addressed questions that are central to ongoing debates about both education and immigration and that get to the heart of what schoolchildren and undocumented migrants have in common: vulnerability.
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Since the inauguration, ICE has been targeting parents and spouses of American citizens, and police officers have arrested schoolchildren on the vague suspicion that they belong to Central American gangs.
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Rabbi Shimon bar Lakish taught in the name of Rabbi Judah the Patriarch that the whole world endures only for the sake of the breath of schoolchildren (BT Shabbat 119b).
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He pointed to the deindustrialization of Detroit, the explosion of charter schools — more than half of Detroit's schoolchildren attend one — and unfunded pension benefits that have carried over for years.
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If you hadn't noticed the ghosts before, they were now front and center — from 19th-century schoolchildren to rows of gun-Âburnishing guards in front of the museum's shooting range.
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Letter To the Editor: Re " '14 Memo Shows Newark School Officials Knew of Lead Risks" (news article, March 12): It's unconscionable that Newark schoolchildren were exposed to high lead levels.
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Proponents of the "Saving Jewish Jerusalem" campaign noted wryly that the schoolchildren were unlikely to be taken to Sur Baher or Issawiya, where few Israeli Jews dare venture these days.
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In 2018, fewer than 10,000 people, including groups of schoolchildren, visited the Tokyo center, compared with the more than 1.5 million people who visited the Hiroshima memorials the same year.
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The exhibit centers on a film that uses footage of Faris speaking to a group of schoolchildren about the importance of space exploration and its ability to mediate national conflicts.
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Uniformed schoolchildren strolled past the dilapidated childhood home of Jean Rhys, whose novel "Wide Sargasso Sea" reimagined the "madwoman in the attic" in "Jane Eyre" as a Dominica-born Creole.
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A group of elementary schoolchildren in Missouri has received national attention for raffling an AR-15 weapon to raise money for their baseball team, while a suburb in Sacramento, Calif.
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The original caption reads: Schoolchildren peered in at Paul Hutton, a London Zoo employee, in an enclosure at the zoo where he is in an exhibit on the human habitat.
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And on Monday, after reading from an anti-bullying book to a classroom of Michigan schoolchildren, she said the message was instructive for the current occupant of the Oval Office.
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KAWASAKI, Japan — A man stabbed at least 20 people, including 18 schoolchildren waiting at a bus stop, before fatally stabbing himself Tuesday morning, according to the school the children attended.
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It would expand safety-net programs that help people weather economic downturns, including low-income schoolchildren who risk losing access to free breakfast and lunch if their schools are shuttered.
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And, when time jumps and Swiss schoolchildren appear in their Tyrolean hats, a fair bit of vomiting — all commendably hilarious, particularly the nausea-fueled belches of little Luca (Mr. Bock).
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Many see political indoctrination as an anachronism in an era when China's more than 2000 million schoolchildren need a modern education in math, science and liberal arts to get ahead.
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The pews of the church were filled with firefighters and members of the Army, Navy and Marines, as well as rows of schoolchildren and weeping members of the general public.
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And they are cultivated not only by start-ups like Seesaw, but by giants like Amazon, Apple, Google and Microsoft, to influence which tools are used to teach American schoolchildren.
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Two years ago, when 12 small schoolchildren were trapped in a Thai cave, Musk rushed in with a plan to build a tiny submarine that would ferry them to safety.
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Although the mother broke no laws by wearing the garment, which does not cover the face, she enraged far-right members of the local assembly that the schoolchildren were visiting.
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Illinois schoolchildren collected pennies to raise most of the $60,000 the state needed to buy the document in 1944, according to Bob Willard, the president of the Abraham Lincoln Association.
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As long as the Republican Party opposes any measures to manage the proliferation of firearms, schoolchildren everywhere face danger in one of the places they should feel secure: their schools.
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In 2015, California moved to require schoolchildren to receive vaccinations unless there were medical reasons not to do so, closing a loophole that granted exemptions for personal or religious reasons.
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Vicki Mortimer's arresting, bleak black steelscape of set is populated with scores of performers, variously incarnating citizens, schoolchildren and a totally unnecessary fashion parade of a female entourage of Claire.
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Schoolchildren in Arkansas — well over 1,000 miles from the Pacific Ocean — heard the news and worried that starfish might disappear, so they decided to take matters into their own hands.
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A quick test of 2,300 schoolchildren showed that iodine concentrations in urine had dropped by 30 percent since 2011, and that the problem "threatens the program's sustainability," the authors concluded.
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Hurricane Maria had a similar impact in 2017, leaving about one in 14 Puerto Rican schoolchildren exhibiting clinically significant symptoms of PTSD, per The Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Bomb that killed kids was US-made The laser-guided bomb used in an attack on Yemeni schoolchildren was sold in a State Department-sanctioned arms deal with Saudi Arabia.
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ISS astronauts are fairly accustomed to doing interviews with journalists and schoolchildren while in space, but it's a rare occasion when a movie actor is the voice on the line.
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Soshik says she was affected by the images of schoolchildren being escorted from Parliament shortly after the attack and came to the center of the city to gauge the atmosphere.
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Ten percent of proceeds from pieces like a Foundrae lion's head enamel cigar band ($2,242) will be donated to Imibala Trust, a South African nonprofit that provides uniforms to schoolchildren.
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These stickers come to life on your social media feed or in your hands — much like the dinosaur holographic stickers schoolchildren once tucked into their bags en route to school.
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Outfielder Brandon Nimmo dressed up as Santa Claus, while starter Noah Syndergaard, reliever Jerry Blevins and catcher Kevin Plawecki were his elves, handing out toys to schoolchildren at Citi Field.
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Among prim German schoolchildren and well-coiffed German businesspeople the U-bahn back to my friend's apartment, I put my head in my hands and grinned into my grimy palms.
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Among the animals that schoolchildren and spectators traveled to see were four large hippos, three females and one male, that inhabited a small artificial lake near the entrance of the property.
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"She will spend time with schoolchildren, visit hospitals and do some of the things that tourists do while they are in Africa," according to Katie Rogers of The New York Times.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroon's president demanded on Tuesday that anglophone separatists lay down their arms, a day after dozens of schoolchildren were seized in a kidnapping the army blamed on the rebels.
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Despite enormous popular resentment, she has not explained her whereabouts during seven hours on the day that a South Korean ferry sank in 2014, when 300 drowned, many of them schoolchildren.
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The retail giant, along with Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Nestle, announced Tuesday the collective donation will include up to 6.5 million bottles of water through December for at least 10,000 schoolchildren.
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The program the government intends to launch with funds raised from the sugar levy will focus on promoting healthy diets and physical activity in schoolchildren, Public Health Minister Nicola Blackwood said.
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It emits carbon dioxide and, because it is hard to store, its price can soar during emergencies—witness supply disruptions in Europe this week and shivering schoolchildren in China (see article).
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"She will spend time with schoolchildren, visit hospitals and do some of the things that tourists do while they are in Africa," according to Katie Rogers of The New York Times.
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The researchers then scored each child based on the results of science, maths and English GCSE exams, typically taken by all schoolchildren in England and Wales at the age of 16.
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Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN)At least 18 schoolchildren were killed when a minibus and a truck collided north of the South African capital of Pretoria on Friday, emergency services authorities said.
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"We have rescued about 25 people, some already dead," said Akinwunmi Ambode, the governor of Lagos, where the four-storey building came down, leaving 100 schoolchildren and many others feared trapped.
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Though their patchy feathers and lumpy beaks will never go viral on social media, I'll talk them up to tour groups of schoolchildren until my peeping's as hoarse as the patients'.
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He ordered all schoolchildren to buy new uniforms made by his family firm, rounded up those who protested and massacred at least 100 of them—reportedly joining in the beatings himself.
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While the majority of all major religious groups say the MMR vaccine should be required for healthy schoolchildren, white evangelical Protestants tend to express less support for requiring the MMR vaccine.
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While many schoolchildren learn about the Niña, the Pinta and the Santa Maria, less appealing details of Columbus' journeys include the enslavement of Native Americans and the spread of deadly diseases.
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The brutal truth is that, for many on both sides of the political divide, impoverished urban schoolchildren don't exist; they don't count because they and their parents produce no political favor.
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She reminds me of a photograph by Dorothea Lange, taken in 1942, of a group of schoolchildren in San Francisco, holding their hands over their hearts, pledging allegiance to the flag.
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The programme the government intends to launch with funds raised from the sugar levy will focus on promoting healthy diets and physical activity in schoolchildren, Public Health Minister Nicola Blackwood said.
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Boko Haram fighters have captured and killed large groups of other schoolchildren, but the kidnapping of the students from Chibok caught the world's attention, fueled by a #BringBackOurGirls social media campaign.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - At least four schoolchildren and one adult were shot dead when security forces broke up a student protest in the Sudanese city of El-Obeid on Monday, campaigners said.
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Even today, local schoolchildren visiting the historical museum in Majuro are sometimes baffled when they're told that the blue and green pictures on the walls are pictures of where they are.
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The artist's not-exactly-restful palette, combined with the crowds of old British ladies in flashy raincoats and the groups of rowdy schoolchildren (many wearing fluorescent safety vests) do the rest.
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On Friday, Delhi's Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced that authorities had started to distribute 5 million face masks to schoolchildren in the city, which is home to over 18 million people.
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What unites them is that 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit the Pupils Project, the Warby Parker program that brings free screenings, eye exams and glasses to schoolchildren in need.
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There's a basic story that schoolchildren get told about Rosa Parks: She was an everyday woman who worked hard at her job and was tired at the end of the day.
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Ms. Spielman has poked fun at schools for what she considers excessive risk aversion, describing as "simply barmy" measures like sending schoolchildren out on city field trips in high-visibility jackets.
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His mother, an arts journalist, took a trip to China in the early days of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, filming ancient monuments, smiling schoolchildren and ubiquitous portraits of Mao Zedong.
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M.B.S. attacked Yemen, creating what the United Nations calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis, bombing schoolchildren and leaving eight million Yemenis on the brink of starvation — and there were no consequences.
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As I ate, it struck me as something quintessentially Australian — a Greek couple serving fish and chips (English), burgers (American), dim sims (Chinese), and soft drinks to droves of hungry schoolchildren.
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Turned wrong way around, the relentless unforeseen was what we schoolchildren studied as 'History,' a harmless history, where everything unexpected in its own time is chronicled on the page as inevitable.
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There have been many comparisons between French and American school lunches: French schoolchildren are taught to eat healthy meals; American children are basically treated as a disposal site for farm surpluses.
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A Slate article on Tuesday accused Mr. Dylan of doing what schoolchildren get scolded for every day: cribbing lines from that study guide and passing it off as his own work.
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Turn him around on this topic, and next she might persuade him to feed schoolchildren properly and even reunite all the boys and girls separated at the border with their parents.
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This week hundreds of Florida schoolchildren are standing up and demanding the creation of a future that is free of gun violence for them and all the children who will follow.
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During the Art Walk on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend, patriotic artwork by local schoolchildren hangs in store windows, said Carol Cotton, vice president of the local Chamber of Commerce.
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Tools to Help Japanese Schoolchildren Find Balance: Unicycles Most elementary schools across the country offer racks of unicycles on their playgrounds, and many students learn informally from one another, sans helmets.
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He then joined some schoolchildren in planting mahogany trees and crouched down with one young boy to help him with the sapling – and they marked their success with a high-five.
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This was in Thailand, where I had moved after college to teach schoolchildren during the day and, for extra money, teach English online to Japanese and Korean adults in the evening.
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This year, according to a report by Texas Appleseed and other public interest groups, more than 1,200 Texas schoolchildren were referred to law enforcement for making "terroristic threats," a potential felony.
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Conceived by the Mexico City sculptor Javier Marin, Matilde serves as a campus for international art students and local schoolchildren as well as a studio and exhibition space for the artist.
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Fold in privately held Remington's $4.3 billion of sales since Adam Lanza used one of its semiautomatic rifles to kill the schoolchildren, and the three accounted for $10.6 billion in sales.
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So he's been working with other researchers from around the world to develop curricula — cartoon-filled books, podcasts — for schoolchildren on how to instill critical thinking skills at an early age.
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The pair toured the hospital grounds before joining a small group of elementary schoolchildren and veterans in making red paper poppies, a national symbol for remembering and honoring those fallen in war.
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Some mnemonics live on today — schoolchildren use acronyms and other devices to remember facts and dates, for example — but few people today show the exceptional skill with it that memory athletes do.
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In the shop, some 500 items have been repackaged with new branding developed in workshops with members of the local community: schoolchildren, mental health service users, people with addictions, and so on.
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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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"This is a tool that can be used by schoolchildren and heads of state, it's really interactive, it's really visually compelling," said Gill Cassar, program lead for environment and sustainability at WEF.
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A young woman comforts her friend as they pause next to flowers and tributes laid at the scene of a knife attack on a group of schoolchildren, in Kawasaki, Japan, May 29.
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" He said evidence shows residents are driving with some level of impairment, more schoolchildren are expelled for marijuana-related reasons, and "Washington's purported legalization did not diminish or eliminate the black market.
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When asked in an interview with Katie Couric this week whether he had been moved by Mr. Obama's tears as he spoke about the schoolchildren gunned down in 2012 in Newtown, Conn.
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Support for Mr Pashinyan's crackdown increased this summer when police arrested a retired general whose home turned out to be packed with assault rifles, explosives and food donated to soldiers by schoolchildren.
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Several times a week during their residency, artists meet with visitors, some of whom are hopeful residents, the majority of whom are schoolchildren and adults on public tours of the recycling facility.
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EVERY spring schoolchildren in Quebec flock to cabanes Ă sucre (sugar shacks) in the woods to watch "sugarmakers" boil down the sap of maple trees into syrup and to sample sticky confections.
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"Arabic-speaking schoolchildren in Texas have been deprived of critical services from Bahia Amawi for almost this entire school year because of this unconstitutional law," said CAIR National Litigation Director Lena Masri.
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The student vote, which surveyed more than 150,000 of the nation's schoolchildren from kindergarten to 85033th grade, has been relatively accurate in predicting which candidate will be elected to the White House.
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Apart from these, the parade has air shows by Indian Air Force's fighter jets, as well as cultural tableux and floats from each state in India, performances by folk artists and schoolchildren.
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In Duesseldorf, some 2,000 schoolchildren paraded with a carnival float depicting a giant effigy of Thunberg with the words "Do something about the climate catastrophe at last", written along her raised arms.
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The royal mom, who announced she is pregnant with her third child earlier this month, filmed the introduction to an animated video that helps schoolchildren face the difficulties of mental health challenges.
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Elbi users can draw letters for schoolchildren who are learning the alphabet in Africa, send words of support to a child in a hospital in India, or volunteer content for a charity.
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