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Their conversation roamed from his and his sister's odd upbringing, to his own completed Cambridge coursework
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Perhaps Dad thinks that I ‘should be on my own’ because I didn’t study medicine at Cambridge University? This means that his love is conditional upon me doing what he wants me to do
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” A pro-Soviet intellectual from Cambridge regarded the Gulag as the necessary price for Russian modernization
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This was true when we moved to Cambridge, and again when she moved to Seattle
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advisers to New Labor, used the term as the title for his latest book, The Third Way: The Renewal of Social Democracy (Cambridge,
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A Synod was held at Cambridge, Massachusetts in August, 1648, which
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Endicott Peabody had studied at Cambridge University in England and wanted to create a similar institution for training elite young Americans
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He’s a cousin of the old Marques of Cambridge
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Cambridge, Md: Cornell Maritime Press, 1972
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How Cambridge waters hurry by
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Ivan Lake, the editor of thèBodleian', a contemporary at Cambridge, tells me that although the two men moved in different sets, they frequented the same literary circles
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Brooke, however, seldom, if ever, spoke at the Union, but was a member of the Cambridge Fabian Society, and held the posts of Secretary and President in turn
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He took his classical tripos in 1909, and after spending some time as a student in Munich, returned to live near Cambridge at the Old Vicarage in "the lovely hamlet, Grantchester
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and humans, Campbell (at Cambridge) also demonstrated that neurons in
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Observers (AAVSO) in Cambridge, Massachusetts
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A course of lectures delivered before the University of Cambridge
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“You know Walter, we go back over twenty years together, Manchester Grammar School and then Cambridge and in all that time I have never heard you say so many stupid things in a short space of time
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Cambridge: Harvard University Press
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Fifteen years after Unica’s death, in the early morning of an autumn’s day in two thousand and fifty, Siri was making his way to work at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts in the US, where he lectured in environmental biotechnology
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his mother's Manhattan apartment to life in a Cambridge dorm
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For years, she was well aware of racism and her eyes were set on that same school in Cambridge, but figured that getting accepted there wouldn’t happen
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But shortly afterwards while walking on Cambridge
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The driver of the patrol car drove slowly through Cambridge
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Territories, holds a doctorate from Cambridge in field archaeology and held the
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I intended to stay on Cambridge, but I found myself on an obscured path winding its way through dense underbrush
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Neil Turok of Cambridge University that the Big Bang which created our universe was
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However, machines still ran a single job at a time; at Cambridge University in England the job queue was at one time a washing line from which tapes were hung with clothes pegs
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One of those riding the wave of creativity was a student and later teacher at Trinity College in Cambridge, England named Isaac Newton
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the top of his year in Cambridge, was a world class chess player, had never been
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She lives in a nursing home in East Cambridge
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And then remember that this state of things exists in a professedly Christian country, in a land where there is an Established Church, and within a few hours of Oxford and Cambridge! Once more I say, ought not these things to "stir" our hearts
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He won a first in American Political History at Cambridge, and he suggested that the Hawaii solution could apply here
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Davros spoke very little English, but his wife, Athena, had attended university in Cambridge many years ago, and still had a love of the place and of the English people
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Mary's Church, Cambridge, when I was select preacher, in 1879
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College in Cambridge and became a Fellow of the College in 1663
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educated at the Universities of London and Cambridge
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A very good friend of mine, who is a Cambridge Graduate with a First in Science, says Global warming is real – and he does know what he is talking about
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However , despite all his shortcomings in education, he still managed to get a place at Cambridge University
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To this end we need a one-year vocational diploma similar to the International Diploma of the University of Cambridge
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He died at Cambridge and his ashes were brought to Shropshire and buried near the north door of St Laurence's Church beneath a a tablet bearing some of his own lines: 'Goodnight, ensured release'
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He can, I will leave you for Cambridge, but I will come back
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Cambridge Interfaith Programme at Cambridge University, told
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“That’s why I came back from Cambridge
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Cambridge while she was living everywhere in the city, but for once in her life she was living in
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Suddenly, she thought about how she had convinced George to leave her for Cambridge
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Soon after I got back to Cambridge, I received an invitation to go to the embassy
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How different from the ones which would have wrung her heart if she had gone to Cambridge! But she couldn't have gone to Cambridge
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"When does Robin go back to Cambridge?" she asked Mrs
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He went up to Cambridge the next morning
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When pressed he said that he did odd jobs and lived in Cambridge
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"He saw through your intentions, laughed at them, and calmly returned to his studies at Cambridge
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She was going to school at Cambridge and just
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A Cambridge professor who specialised in translating early languages, and although Grimes had previously duped the professor, they formulated a plan to fool the stupid Sheik
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Grimes arrived in Cambridge during the early hours of the morning and, after hiring a car at the airport drove to Dan Farquarson’s house in Cambridge
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John Crawford, who claimed he lived in Cambridge, England and was a tutor at Kings University
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Crawford did in fact live in Cambridge
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educate him, first at the local Grammar school, one of the few to survive the ‘new deal’ for education cuts, and then at Cambridge where he studied Computer Science and Mathematics
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He searched the net, left messages with the Foreign Office and even used the ‘old boy’ network at Cambridge - All to no avail
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He could quite easily have made Cambridge, but did not apply himself as Michael did
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After Michael’s award of a place at Cambridge, Jonathon withdrew into himself, he seemed to view it as failure in the race with his sibling
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from Cambridge had told him
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The most overdue book in the world was borrowed from Sidney Sussex College in Cambridge, England and was returned 288 years later
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He claimed he was studying in Cambridge in a PhD program but with people like Roger the truth is never unadulterated
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After a PhD at Cambridge University? Perhaps
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"Woodward Cambridge," Ingrid repeated, not knowing at all what the name meant
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The one real police force there was owned by Cambridge, and from what I've been told it's been wiped out by the dambuhala
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Cambridge feels that without a government in place they are weak
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"Cambridge sleeps in a coffin by day
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If Cambridge is responsible then I think it's a given that's he's stealing whatever money they had with them as well
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Cambridge found a way to summon them without the emotion that is typically required to do so
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Cambridge was aware, of course, of the specification required for entry into this particular realm? It was love
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What O'Connor had failed to observe--or had declined to observe--was that it had been he, Cambridge, encroaching upon the region of the ogres, not the other way about
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Cambridge had been in awe at the sight of hundreds of brown and black beasts, ten feet in height, stampeding over the grassy hill he had chosen for their crossing
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The region’s first victim by the claws of these beasts might have been Cambridge, had it not been for the precautions he'd taken
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A hiding spot, a glamour, an evil-tasting potion that preached mutiny in his bowels…these had been the terms of those precautions, and Cambridge still wasn't certain whether they had actually worked or if fear alone—the fear of failure that, like contraband, he carried but kept hidden away—had played the master role in his survival
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Cambridge had been pleased--at first
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Cambridge answered from his podium in front of the water with sternness and compassion in equal measure, never realizing that later on that same evening--in a matter of two hours, to be precise--his army in Dalandaniss would be attacked and slaughtered by the ogres
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But Cambridge did not allow himself to be discountenanced; he'd spent a week preparing this speech, and his answer to the defiant man's question was readily at hand
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Cambridge glanced at one of his soldiers before continuing
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Cambridge then looked back out over the crowd with his hands on the podium, paying the man no mind
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Cambridge, agitated, cocked his head at the shape across from him
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"Yes, yes, I know," Cambridge went on, "you would have objected strongly to the idea
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Yet blood or no blood, Cambridge suddenly knew that his decision to bring the ogres into the region had been a wise one
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The two men said nothing more to each other for the remainder of their time on the balcony, but Cambridge could still feel the vibes of doubt emanating from his servant
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The castle dungeons were nothing at all like his tower chamber high above the main bailey, but Cambridge enjoyed their surroundings nonetheless
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Cambridge was convinced that the former was due mainly to the restless spirits of those who'd suffered here centuries ago, during more tumultuous times for the region
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It made a fine paradox as well--he, Cambridge, lord of the castle, held in check by his own fascination with the spirits of its dead prisoners
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Cambridge pushed on it
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Whom else could it be, Cambridge thought, but his nephew Randy?
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Cambridge affected to look puzzled by her remark
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Again, this came as no great hardship for Cambridge
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Cambridge had no choice but to wait
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"So then," Cambridge said to Nancy, trying again to instigate some meaningful exchange
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Cambridge smiled, though on the inside he was beginning to feel apprehensive again of something gone wrong, something not in alignment with his plans
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"Ah!" Cambridge sat back, relieved
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A long silence followed, during which Cambridge sipped at his wine
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Cambridge raised a hand to quell another outburst from Nancy, but this time his sister did not react
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Cambridge had seen it before
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Cambridge had also watched the water, the early-evening cigar in his hand forgotten
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"Is there something special about the boy that would encourage Luanna to do such a thing?" Cambridge wondered
