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Contemporary Examples of academics
The media and academics love to portray these voters as the typical independent when they represent less than half of them.
Yes, Independent Swing Voters Are Real. And May Decide Who Wins ElectionsLinda Killian
November 3, 2014
Breman kept calling doctors and academics, but there were no answers to be found.
It would be an immediate object of, as academics often put it, “contestation.”
Indeed in 1947 a group of academics at the University of Chicago drafted a constitution for “the Federal Republic of the World.”
I think social banditry, as the academics call it, is a proud American tradition.
Historical Examples of academics
Their followers were called, respectively, Academics and Cynics.
Aristotle and Ancient Educational IdealsThomas Davidson
Some of our young students will be telling me perhaps that I have overlooked the Academics.
The Mormon Doctrine of DeityB. H. Roberts
However, the right to hack shouldnt only be extended to academics.
Little BrotherCory Doctorow
Moreover, the Academics had allowed the possibility of probable knowledge.
A Critical History of Greek PhilosophyW. T. Stace
Plutarch's word is κατάληψις, the word that was used by the Academics.
Plutarch's Lives, Volume IIAubrey Stewart & George Long