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  • noun Plural form of observer.

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Examples

  • ABRAMSON: The trouble right now, according to many observers, is that students can't really tell which programs are world-class and which are rip-offs.

    For-Profit Colleges Hold Rally Against Loan Rules 2010

  • ABRAMSON: The trouble right now, according to many observers, is that students can't really tell which programs are world-class and which are rip-offs.

    For-Profit Colleges Hold Rally Against Loan Rules 2010

  • Sonny Ugoh, communications director of ECOWAS, told VOA poll observers from the regional bloc will monitor the twice-delayed vote.

    ECOWAS to Monitor Guinea Run-Off Election Sunday 2010

  • ABRAMSON: The trouble right now, according to many observers, is that students can't really tell which programs are world-class and which are rip-offs.

    For-Profit Colleges Hold Rally Against Loan Rules 2010

  • These issues will be of historical interest only very soon (as ICTY closes and as EU accession talks near completion), but the pieces rather demonstrate how little even the best-informed observers from the region grasped what was really going on with the international community's strategy.

    Linkspam for 4-2-2010 nwhyte 2010

  • The trick for all observers is to head outside in the diminutive hours of the morning in between 1 a.m. and dawn in any case where we live

    Tonight: Leonid Meteor Shower OntheWilderSide admin 2009

  • Contra Matt, the consensus among most UK political scientists and observers is that the Lords actually works quite well.

    Matthew Yglesias » David Miliband Doesn’t Know What Century It Is 2010

  • There are plenty of observers from the left -- myself included -- who have no problem calling out President Obama on something when they disagree with him.

    Hopelessly Devoted 2009

  • The trick for all observers is to head outside in the diminutive hours of the morning in between 1 a.m. and dawn in any case where we live

    Archive 2009-11-01 admin 2009

  • The press corps — swollen now to include reporters and observers from the U.S.,

    JACK LONDON'S WAR 2010

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