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Meanings of scholars in English
Usage of scholars in English
1
Commentators, scholars and politicians call for new beginnings, new parties, new policies.
2
Modern scholars believe that after that point Language Prime ceased to exist.
3
A similar point has been made by scholars working closer to home.
4
But the principle of independence would be the overriding issue, scholars said.
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A wellspring of leaders and great scholars throughout the history of Charleston.
6
The other scholars in the room came crowding up to the stove.
7
To the age of the rhetoricians succeeded the age of the scholars.
8
Arrests of dissidents & scholars & intellectuals considered to be dissidents, continue.
9
But we have good coaches here, including some foundation scholars from Tottenham.
10
These scholars sought emphatically a reform of the civil service in England.
11
Rather, it draws on original work by generations of scholars and writers.
12
This was theorized some time ago by scholars in this very room.
13
In the next scene acolytes, scholars and singers enter the church tumultuously.
14
But other scholars accepted ten readings, and still others accepted fourteen readings.
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Accordingly the Romans became in philosophy simply inferior scholars of bad teachers.
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The labors of these historians and scholars bore in time abundant fruit.
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Scholars across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common