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- proper noun A patronymic
surname .
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Dickeson is hoping to gain some notoriety to help boost his music career.
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Both as an expert and student of the industry, Dickeson asks the tough questions and brings thought-provoking answers to the subject of printing productivity.
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Both as an expert and student of the industry, Dickeson asks the tough questions and brings thought-provoking answers to the subject of printing productivity.
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Dickeson, from Fredericton, N.B., kept his record unblemished with a unanimous decision over Toronto's Jason "Lethal" Cecil in April.
Ottawa Sun 2009
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"There's such a wide range of possibilities, it will be very important for them to focus on the things they can do well and for which they can have the most impact," Dickeson said.
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Dickeson, from Fredericton, N.B., kept his record unblemished with a unanimous decision over Toronto's Jason "Lethal" Cecil in April.
Ottawa Sun 2009
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Dickeson's [Robert C. Dickeson, president emeritus of the University of Northern Colorado] presentation Tuesday acknowledged that there remained legitimate criticisms of accreditation's rigor and agility, noting that many colleges and accrediting agencies still lacked good information about student learning outcomes "40 years after the assessment movement began in higher education."
Phi Beta Cons 2009
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"This is designed to be more active, more proactive," said Dickeson, who is now a national education consultant.
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Aus19830326 Dickeson, William Slv 2: 07: 00 09: 52 00 96 94
unknown title 2009
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