There were two black playwrights when I was a schoolkid.
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Every schoolkid learns about the separation of powers at some point.
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A well-intentioned schoolkid from Arbroath, Scotland worked very hard on the Easter egg card he made for his mother.
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She even received a bouquet of flowers from a local schoolkid before she headed off for Manor Farm Stables in nearby Ditcheat.
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"I came in as a Catholic schoolkid from northeast Ohio who didn't think a whole lot about the issue and went into Congress pro-life," Ryan said.
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Most importantly, for our list at least, it's an app that you can just dive into whether you're a veteran illustrator or a schoolkid with big ideas.
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"Obviously, everyone learns about Jackie Robinson when they're a schoolkid," said Helen Gym, the council member who introduced the resolution to apologize to Robinson, which passed unanimously.
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The first seven Mercury astronauts were household names to any 1960s schoolkid -- but very few knew about the "Mercury 13," the group of women who passed the same grueling tests that the men did.
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Radar waves, like every other form of electromagnetic radiation including visible light, carry energy and momentum, a lesson every schoolkid learns when asking where a comet's tail comes from: particles of cosmic fluff pushed into a stream by the pressure of sunlight.
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Solon Michaelides (12 November 190510 September 1979) was a Cypriot composer, teacher and musicologist. He taught himself the guitar as a schoolkid. He was appointed guitar teacher in the Cypriot Conservatory, where he learned piano. He studied in the UK and France.
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The film was box office success. The film narrates the story of friendship of a schoolkid (Sara) and an easygoing youth (Wayne) and the changes this relationship brings about in their life. It was released on August 5, 2016. The plot of the film has some similarity with the 2008 film Drillbit Taylor.
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Maurice Étienne Legrand was born in 1872 in Corbigny; his father was an overseer-agent. He attended the Lycée Janson de Sailly. In the late 1880s he contributed poems to the literary magazine Potache-Revue (potache being slang for 'schoolkid'), along with André Gide, Léon Blum, Pierre Louÿs, Maurice Quillot and others.Alan Sheridan, André Gide: A life in the present Later, he published in the journal Le Chat noir.
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Luis Jiménez, who used to play all the comedic characters in his previous shows, plays various characters in fifteen- minute segments on the show (usually three a day). Among them: Romeo, a parody on Dominican lead singer of the group Aventura; Caballo Ventura, a very sexual and strong male caller, who is in love with Alma; El Chef Pipí, a parody on Cuban chef and Univisión television personality José Hernández, better known as Chef Pepín, being Chef Pipí's main trait his questionable masculinity; Goyito, a schoolkid but a perennial foul-mouthed prankster and Federico "Pedrito" Rivera Rodríguez, better known as Findingo, a chronic marijuana smoker with a strong speech impairment.
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Gallipoli was a lot closer to the Australian ethos – > every schoolkid knew the story, so I set the song there. ... At first the > Returned Service League and all these people didn't accept it at all; they > thought it was anti-soldier, but they've come full circle now and they see > it's certainly anti-war but not anti-soldier. Written in 1971, the coincidence with the Vietnam War has not been missed as it rails against the romanticising of war. As the old man sits on his porch, watching the veterans march past every Anzac Day, he muses "The young people ask what are they marching for, and I ask myself the same question".
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