Definitions
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- n. Plural form of seminar.
Etymologies
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Examples
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His most popular prop at the seminars is a folding bike he can collapse in seconds, so it's easy to take home on the Metro if round-trip riding wears you out.
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The subjects of seminars from the center this year range from "Modernism" and "Italian Studies" to "Music, Sensory Ecologies and the Body" and "Cross-Cultural Poetics and Rhetoric."
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Even as Major Nidal Hasan was praising jihad in seminars and peppering al-Qaeda with Facebook friend requests, and the Underwear Bomber was singing the praises of the World Trade Center murderers, Janet Napolitano squeezed her eyes closed and finger-painted “right-wing extremists” as the hot new terrorist threat.
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The advice given at the seminars is probably excellent when it comes to believing in yourself and awful on the nuts and bolts of publishing in 2010.
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ID has already been presented in seminars, workshops, posters, and taught alongside evolution in two largest Brazilian Christian universities since 2007.
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I think some of my best teaching has been in seminars -- but it is can more work for both students and teachers than a four credit course.
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That said, the likelihood of nabbing admission to one of these seminars is rare, (Chicago is next, in November -- good luck!) so the DVD may be your best shot.
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There are a couple of academic words occurring frequently in seminars and lectures that enjoy multiple pronunciations.
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The class trip, which included seminars from the working girls, capped a course on American consumption and the ide
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Indeed, in seminars on balancing work and family life that I have given at dozens of major universities, including Harvard, I have never met a contingent faculty member who moved onto the tenure track, although I am certain a few must exist somewhere.
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