Use "princeton" in a sentence

1. Affirmative Action Baby who, in her dissertation at Princeton, failed to give mention to the many opportunities that America has afforded her, choosing to concentrate on presumed instances of less than equal treatment

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2. Lately of Australia, and currently holding the bio-ethics chair at Princeton

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3. (1968) The Hero with a Thousand Faces New York: Princeton University Press (This second edition contains references to the Collected Works of Carl Gustav Jung)

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4. Princeton Professor of Bioethics Peter Singer and a co-sponsor launched the Great Ape Project some 15 years ago

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5. Views such as Singer and others of his persuasion profess may be shocking to many Americans, as well as to many of their fellow scientists, but not to the administrative hierarchy of Princeton University

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6. What counts, then Princeton President Harold Shapiro assured critics of the appointment, is “the power of the professor’s intellect and the quality of his or her scholarship and teaching

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7. ” This means that at Princeton, at least, Singer’s ideas are pretty high quality stuff

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8. One of my mother‘s friends at Bryn Mawr had a father who taught at Princeton, and he had told her the following alphabet that remains in our family to this day: Aphorism

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9. Princeton, NJ: Princeton

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10. (from ecologists at Princeton and the Woods Hole Research Center)

11. A book published by Princeton University Press and titled Revolution from Abroad: the Soviet Conquest of Poland’s Western Ukraine and Western Byelorussia, says that when the Soviet army

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12. , Harvard, Yale, or Princeton

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13. Penfield, Mystery of the Mind, Princeton University Press,

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14. Computations in late 2008, by Stephen Adler of Princeton University and Xu and Siegel

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15. furthermore, david Spergel of Princeton University says that natarajan’s

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16. What differences do you notice between the words action and reaction? My free WordNet dictionary from Princeton University lists ten senses of the word action and seven senses of the word reaction

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17. He worked at AT&T Bell Labs and GTE Labs, mainly on human factors of advanced telecommunications products and services, and then held appointments at Princeton University, Edinburgh University, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, SRI International, Interval Research Corporation, and the Boundary Institute

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18. rejection letter to his friend John Wheeler (1911-2008), a Princeton theoretical physicist

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19. 35 Joseph Campbell, The Hero with a Thousand Faces (Princeton, NJ: Bollingen Series XVII, Princeton University Press, 1949), 59

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20. “I am somewhat familiar with the Princeton project

21. The really cool thing is we believe, along with the researchers at Princeton, that there has been a shift in the noosphere brought on by the 222 Revolution

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22. Chandler explained to me that the Princeton project had spat out a bunch of non-random numbers during my Boblovian Address, which gave a strong indication that the collective consciousness of the planet had in essence, lit up, because so many people tuned in at the same time

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23. The Princeton folks have been measuring the noosphere for many years and they have evidence that when a large number of people are focusing their attention on the same event it causes a measurable ripple in the noosphere

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24. We put a call in to Princeton to give them our latest theory

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25. Rosevelt, the Melbourne, the Firebrand, the Saratoga, the Bellerophon, the Kyushu, the Princeton, the Bonestell, the Tolstoy, the Chekov, the Gage, the Yamaguchi… He had to force himself to stop the count, because with each ship named a tree branched off in his mind delineating the names of the dead

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26. We rented a small house in Princeton Junction, New

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27. Wilfred Cantwell Smith in ‘Islam in Modern History’, Princeton University Press, New Jersey, as quoted by Maryam Jameelah in her ‘Islam and Orientalism’ is worth noting:

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28. Even when he was with Institute of Advanced studies, Princeton, New

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29. and then held appointments at Princeton University, Edinburgh University, University of

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30. This was odd, because I had known Dave since Princeton and he had never come into the

31. I was a freshman at Princeton and hadn't truly considered going down the path of

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32. Pocock now had a backlog of eight orders for eight-man shells, including requests from some of the most elite rowing programs in the country: Navy, Syracuse, Princeton, and Pennsylvania

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33. went to Princeton, gave me

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34. It was the address of this girl that wasn't exactly a whore or anything but that didn't mind doing it once in a while, this Princeton guy told me

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35. He brought her to a dance at Princeton once, and they nearly kicked him out for bringing her

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36. I didn't even know if he was still at Princeton

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37. My father wants me to go to Yale, or maybe Princeton, but I swear, I wouldn't go to one of those Ivy League colleges, if I was dying, for God's sake

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38. But before the Olympic trials at Princeton, Al Ulbrickson faced another daunting series of challenges: First the Pacific Coast Regatta with California on Lake Washington

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39. Then—win or lose in Poughkeepsie—he would take the varsity to Princeton in July

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40. And even if Washington somehow prevailed, the Olympic trials to follow in Princeton would reset the stage

41. Packing up his own boys for their trip to Princeton and the Olympic trials, where he would take one more stab at defeating Washington, he pointed to Joe and his crewmates and said, “There’s the best crew in America

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42. He’d go to Princeton and compete and try to win the Olympic berth, but when Bobby Moch engineered that cold, calculating, come-out-of-nowhere victory, Ebright quickly saw the demoralizing effect it had on his own crew

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43. By six that evening, they had arrived at Princeton and entered the world of the Ivy League, a world of status and tradition, of refined tastes and unstated assumptions about social class, a world inhabited by the sons of bankers and lawyers and senators

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44. They moved into the stately Princeton Inn, perched majestically on the edge of the Springdale Golf Club’s manicured fairways, a building that made even the president’s home at Hyde Park look a bit cramped and shabby

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45. From their rooms, the boys watched Princeton alumni stroll around the golf course wearing their knickerbockers, high argyle socks, and tweed caps

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46. The boys explored Lake Carnegie and stopped by the Princeton Boathouse to check the facilities

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47. Until early in the twentieth century, Princeton crews had rowed in the Delaware and Raritan Canal, which ran directly along the south side of the campus

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48. The Princeton boys, though, found it inconvenient to row among the coal barges and recreational vessels that also made use of the canal, so they got Andrew Carnegie to build them a private lake

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49. For the first few days at Princeton, the boys kicked back and luxuriated in the posh surroundings of the hotel and country club

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50. They would race against Princeton and the Winged Footers of the New York Athletic Club

51. The New York Athletic Club’s Winged Footers and the Princeton boys were both rowing at thirty-five

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52. As they began to approach the finish line, the Winged Footers made a move, sprinting past Princeton and challenging Washington

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53. As the Washington boys retreated to the Princeton Inn that night, anxiety cascaded down on them again

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54. Thunderstorms rumbled over New Jersey that morning, and rain pounded the roof of the Princeton Inn

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55. , so the boys spent most of the day lounging in the Princeton shell house, trying to stay cool

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56. At 4:45 the first- and second-place crews from the previous day’s trials—California, Pennsylvania, Washington, and the New York Athletic Club—paddled from the Princeton shell house out onto Lake Carnegie

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57. Walking back to the Princeton Inn that evening with George Pocock, the two men holding their suit coats over their shoulders in the warm, humid twilight, Ulbrickson stopped suddenly, turned abruptly to Pocock, and extended his right hand

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58. But even as they dined and celebrated, disturbing rumors began to circulate in the hallways of the Princeton Inn

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59. The university had already had to beg and scrape every dime it could from alumni and the citizens of Seattle just to send the boys east to Poughkeepsie and Princeton

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60. Then, before anyone could raise any awkward questions about just how he’d managed to get his hands on five thousand dollars so quickly, he’d speedily accepted the invitation of the New York Athletic Club to use its training facilities, in a nearby suburb on Long Island Sound, and quickly slipped out of Princeton

61. And now, after watching those last twenty strokes at Princeton, newspapermen from across the country were starting to put down in print what many of them had first begun to think when they saw Joe and his crewmates emerge suddenly out of the twilight that evening in Poughkeepsie two weeks before

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62. This was intended to be the province of the sort of people Joe had seen on the golf course at Princeton or on the manicured lawns of estates he had glimpsed up the Hudson

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63. Since he’d first gotten sick at Princeton in early July, Hume had never really stopped coughing and dragging around

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64. Those who were keeping journals or writing letters home began to confide in them about nervousness as they had before the Olympic trials at Princeton

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65. Just as at Princeton, someone in the middle of the boat washed out on the first or second stroke

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66. Their victory in the final race at Princeton is chronicled in “Washington’s Huskies Berlin Bound After Crew Win at Princeton,” Trenton Evening Times, July 6, 1936; Harry Cross, “Washington Crew Beats Penn by Sixty Feet and Wins Olympic Final on Lake Carnegie,” New York Herald Tribune, July 6, 1936; Robert F

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67. Joyce took great delight in reliving for Judy her memories of listening to the Princeton race that day and her pride at the moment when she realized that Joe would be going to the Olympics

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68. On the evening of Friday, June 4, 1943, Phil’s mother, Kelsey, was in Princeton, Indiana

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69. In the absence of her husband and son, she had sold the family house in Terre Haute and moved to Princeton to be closer to her daughter, Martha, and future daughter-in-law, Cecy, with whom she had become dear friends

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70. Allen’s father was at Camp Pickett in Virginia; his mother, Kelsey, rattled around in her empty house in Princeton, Indiana

71. Paul is back from Princeton before he sets off for New York to start an internship with a financing company

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72. Tetlock, Expert Political Judgment: How Good Is It? How Can We Know? (Princeton University Press, 2005); and Stephen J

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73. Krueger, What Makes a Terrorist (Princeton University Press, 2007); Claude Berrebi, “Evidence About the Link Between Education, Poverty and Terrorism Among Palestinians,” Princeton University Industrial Relations Section working paper, 2003; and Krueger and Jita Maleckova, “Education, Poverty and Terrorism: Is There a Causal Connection?” Journal of Economic Perspectives 17, no

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74. For Amory, there had been no diplomas from a Princeton or a Yale; he hadn’t had the connections of his witless brother-in-law

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75. Brown, States of Injury, Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1995, p

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76. In March 2000, the exact peak of the 1994-2000 stock market bubble, his book Irrational Exuberance was published by Princeton University Press

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77. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2002

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78. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1980

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