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Meanings of academics in English
Person who works as a teacher or researcher at a university or other higher education institution.
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Examples for "don"
Examples for "don"
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Caffarelli's high notes weren't so good tonight; the prima donna was dreadful.
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It takes him several tries to properly ditch and don his equipment.
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Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai said Australia and Bahrain should negotiate a solution.
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And Don Draper certainly would approve of his product getting free advertising.
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Bian said to Don, I have no idea how these things work.
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That's the new message out from public health academic, Professor Grant Schofield.
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Methods: Case reports of two men admitted to an academic medical center.
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However, he said teachers required other qualities in addition to academic ability.
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It's decisively effected the stability and cohesion of Europe, the academic said.
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After completing his academic course work, Wes started on his professional training.
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Dr Marian Peacock Honorary research fellow in public health, University of Sheffield
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Previously, Young served as a research fellow at UCLA's Summer Humanities Institute.
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Dr Bess is the research fellow for the advisory group's fisheries project.
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But research fellow Veronica Alfano argues the technique can have intellectual benefits.
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With Professor Ross Garnaut, research fellow in economics at University of Melbourne.
Usage of academics in English
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However, academics said the comparison with such private sector companies was misleading.
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The SMH report today also includes several academics questioning Dr Fisher's conclusions.
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And I've really wondered why academics continue to ignore this outlier problem.
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RESEARCH Egypt has expelled several Western academics in the past few years.
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Its content is the result of a fusion between academics and journalists.
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New Zealand academics have complied the world's first global invasive species list.
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State media and tame pro-government academics are increasingly aggressive in their response.
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Hundreds of political figures, activists, academics and business people have been detained.
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Financial industry participants and academics questioned the value of the short-selling bans.
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When academics and industry people can come together around a shared agenda.
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Special discounts rates are available for academics, research and governmental organisations employees.
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We have seen teachers, doctors and academics hidebound in a managerial economy.
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We asked a number of academics and recent survivors for their tips.
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She said they were generally encouraged by the positive response from academics.
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It is attended each year by civil servants, academics, economists and politicians.
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Maybe we could ask academics to share their cleverness in other ways.
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Common
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