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The author at Opiniatrety in a related article titled Norms of Guessing writes:
Take a Guess, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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And for many, students will continue through this week with more FCAT testing and then a national test called the Norms Reference Test.
How FCAT Succeeds Where Other Social Engineering Attempts Have Failed Jim Horn 2008
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And for many, students will continue through this week with more FCAT testing and then a national test called the Norms Reference Test.
Archive 2008-03-01 Jim Horn 2008
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"Norms" is lifted right from the very well-know, brilliant novel "Geek Love."
HH Com 85 Miss Snark 2006
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Statistical Control of Marks and Application of "Norms".
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In order to complete this brief overview of the principal novelties contained in the "Norms", mention must also be made of those that refer to crimes of a different nature.
Spero News 2010
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We need fewer couchbound, beer drinking, big screen watching, arrogant "Norms" taking misplaced pride in the acheivement of a handful of freaks (pampered within an inch of their lives by government money) and more "local heroes" out there swimming, running and riding regularly.
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And you wonder why "Norms" regard Fans as something pretty much deserving of exhibition in a Natural History Museum's Endangered Species section?
TrekMovie.com 2008
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The bishops adopted the charter and related rules known as the "Essential Norms" after the sexual abuse scandal erupted in Boston and spread nationwide.
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The bishops adopted the charter and related rules known as the "Essential Norms" after the sexual abuse scandal erupted in Boston and spread nationwide.
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