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Meanings of many academics in English

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Usage of many academics in English
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This suggests that students aren't the unsophisticated consumers that many academics fear.
The Guardian
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But for many academics, the process to date has been pretty grim.
The Guardian
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Bean did acknowledge that many academics remain sceptical about the benefits.
The Guardian
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Like many academics, Bauer's grant money is linked to academic prestige.
Wired
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But many academics who study sport are now at odds with this stance.
The Irish Times
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For this reason, open access has not been a high priority for many academics.
Wired
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It seems many academics and business leaders wonder the same.
The Irish Times
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It's turgid stuff but many academics believe passionately in it -and that is their right.
The Irish Times
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But many academics do not write clearly.
The Irish Times
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For many academics now, open access is associated with a discourse of regulatory compliance, bureaucracy and indeed reduced agency.
The Guardian
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By comparison, many academics consider polygraph tests to be 65 to 75 percent accurate.
Wired
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Small wonder, then, that so many academics and employers grumble about students being "taught to the test".
The Irish Times
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The thought of a two-hour committee meeting -a staple of university life -fills many academics with dread.
The South African
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In the days since the tragedy of Aaron Swartz's suicide, many academics have been posting open-access PDFs of their research.
Wired
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For all that, the sandy-haired forty-five-year-old, who has no degree in paleontology, is anathema to many academics in the field.
The new yorker
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By 1989, the Russian economy was in turmoil and many academics were turning to computers as funding for scientific research declined.
Wired
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