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Meanings of academia in English
Community of students and scholars engaged in higher education and research.
Usage of academia in English
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Its goal is to promote Africa in business, politics, culture and academia.
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Governments and academia are already finding it a challenge to keep up.
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Just as academia is not a young person's game, neither is archeology.
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One possibility is that academia is not providing accurate findings, he said.
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A consensus was developed by industry and academia of optimised clinical trials.
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The gristle in the pasty, of course, is that academics run academia.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in the testosterone temples of academia.
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Many of us who have dabbled in academia have used this technique.
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It attacks us from all sides: academia, MTV, Hollywood, musicians, the media.
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It has 44 virology labs across the NHS, and more throughout academia.
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Our finest minds in government, industry, and academia have all pulled together.
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She arrived in Norman filled with optimism about her return to academia.
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Heather Wilson: The U.S. Air Force secretary quit to return to academia.
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There was no equivalent of the Anglo-Irish industrial-literary complex in film academia.
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After retirement I parlayed these teaching skills into the world of academia.
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He had all the credentials for academia, but was never a teacher.
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Translations for academia
Russian
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Academia through the time
Academia across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare