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"The Committee to Stop All School Closures" is another perfect example of what is wrong with the Seattle school system in particular (beyond what infects all or most public schools).
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"Closures" mean heavily armed soldiers who ring Palestinian ghettos, deny those trapped inside food or basic amenities-including toys, razors, chocolate, fishing rods and musical instruments-and carry out a brutal policy of collective punishment, which is a crime under international law.
Pacific Free Press - Hard Truths for Hard Times - Progressive opinion, dissident news 2010
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"Closures" mean heavily armed soldiers who ring Palestinian ghettos, deny those trapped inside food or basic amenities-including toys, razors, chocolate, fishing rods and musical instruments-and carry out a brutal policy of collective punishment, which is a crime under international law.
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"Closures" mean heavily armed soldiers who ring Palestinian ghettos, deny those trapped inside food or basic amenities-including toys, razors, chocolate, fishing rods and musical instruments-and carry out a brutal policy of collective punishment, which is a crime under international law.
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"Closures" mean heavily armed soldiers who ring Palestinian ghettos, deny those trapped inside food or basic amenities -- including toys, razors, chocolate, fishing rods and musical instruments -- and carry out a brutal policy of collective punishment, which is a crime under international law.
OpEdNews 2010
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"Closures" mean heavily armed soldiers who ring Palestinian ghettos, deny those trapped inside food or basic amenities-including toys, razors, chocolate, fishing rods and musical instruments-and carry out a brutal policy of collective punishment, which is a crime under international law.
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Although these languages sit within their own island and lack many of the "dirty" aspects of Lisp's CLOS environment that make it easy to access OS and hardware resources, they are still strikingly useful in learning things that are the staple of functional languages, such as Closures and Lambdas.
MSDN Blogs 2008
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Closures to modern languages are under discussion.
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NASA Closures Due to Snow Storm was the previous entry in this blog.
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NASA Closures Due to Snow Storm is the next entry in this blog.
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