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| he first branch, a young student learned such | subjects as languages, English grammar, and mathematic |
| He used a wide range of | subjects as a starting point, basing his libretto for |
| h religious framework, together with academic | subjects as taught in Hungarian. |
| In the second year, students choose two | subjects as their major subjects as well as an Electiv |
| ly congresses on new scientific and technical | subjects, as well as seminars and training sessions on |
| or who is well known for his opinions on many | subjects as well as for his religious campaigns. |
| taught to Year 7 to 9, Year 10+ may take the | subjects as GCSE/NVQ. |
| rmine the ties of kinship among their English | subjects, as well as to increase and consolidate the p |
| the Houston Chronicle, covering such popular | subjects as Lyle Lovett, Gloria Estefan and Olivia New |
| rces for such glorifications) rap about these | subjects as they are in reality "coming true", despite |
| for over ten years, penning articles on such | subjects as Lawrence of Arabia, Ed Wood, actresses Yvo |
| mmentator on the British food chain, covering | subjects as diverse as salmon farming, supermarkets, i |
| if someone else made it, it would portray its | subjects as "real exemplars of Punk like I am; rather |
| h taught trigonometry and navigation as extra | subjects, as well as running a shop which sold books, |
| His controversial works refer to such | subjects as the translation of the Bible into the vern |
| here is a House' and 'Harold' have dealt with | subjects as diverse as romance, bereavement and addict |
| echniques of yoga, and also lectured on these | subjects as well as Sanskrit at universities in variou |
| and religious goods on a wide range of Jewish | subjects as well as the occasional non-Jewish ones. |
| The school offers a wide range of academic | subjects, as well as many extra-curricular activities |
| , extensive non-law collections covering such | subjects as history, topography, biography and heraldr |
| In 1984, he began writing biographies of | subjects as diverse as OJ Simpson and Jack Kent Cooke. |
| fers BA (Hons) and FdA degrees, covering such | subjects as textiles, photography, theatre design and |
| uage, relating to the sea and such associated | subjects as fish, fishing ... With notes, explanatory, |
| es using surviving correspondence between the | subjects as the basis for dialogue. |
| nch-ends, dating from 1534, depict such pagan | subjects as the Green Man and the legend of the men of |
| ason, for aiding the Irish against the King's | subjects, as well as extortion, he attended a Parliame |
| ugh the general audience may perceive certain | subjects as unworthy. |
| He handled mythological and historical | subjects, as well as portraits, with great skill and v |
| se these interesting and application oriented | subjects as their future course of study and career. |
| Haggard, Rudyard Kipling and other Victorian | subjects, as well as children's literature, travel art |
| n acoustic arranged song that touches on such | subjects as poverty, war, race relations, corrupt poli |
| f such other of Brand's pamphlets on economic | subjects as are in the library of the British Museum, |
| ing in this work Seongho Saseol, which covers | subjects as government, economy, and the family, and m |
| 86, and has since explored such controversial | subjects as the Waco Siege and the New World Order. |
| His books dealt with such | subjects as the Colombian electoral system during the |
| didate for weight control in leptin resistant | subjects, as CNTF is believed to operate like leptin, |
| ible electronica, with lyrics centred on such | subjects as spirituality and religion, methods of soci |
| hed both in Japan and other countries on such | subjects as Marxist philosophy, the analysis of Soviet |
| ficate then available to a female student, in | subjects as diverse as literature, philosophy and scie |
| and paintings of Shakespearean and Victorian | subjects, as well as for his painting of Edward VII's |
| High offers quality education in all academic | subjects, as well as several elective courses. |
| courses on a range of Information Technology | subjects as well as marketing, maths, English, and Wel |
| It consists of a series of essays on | subjects as diverse as quantum mechanics, LSD, magick, |
| hly Repository between 1818 and 1822, on such | subjects as Faustus Socinus and Francis David, includi |
| The dialogues are on such | subjects as dress, a wake, going to the fair, a spinni |
| ey still have the time to participate in such | subjects as physical education, music, art, health edu |
| This volume included papers on literary | subjects, as well as philosophical lectures, several o |
| ie, a Mennonite Maid, so harshly depicted its | subjects as to provoke cries of misrepresentation. |
| osition and analysis, he has also taught such | subjects as: study of composers' manuscripts, Brahms' |
| Parliament Gray concentrated on agricultural | subjects, asking the Minister to introduce legislation |
| to find a way to address the frequently taboo | subjects associated with sexual issues and HIV/AIDS sp |
| ry resorts or Royal Air Force (RAF) and other | subjects associated with the Battle of Britain. |
| e whilst discussing alchemy and other Godless | subjects at the house he had built for his wife. |
| 97% - 238 pupils, achieved five | subjects at the A*-G grades |
| She has taught these | subjects at UC Berkeley School of Law since joining th |
| e narrators of hadith, and later taught these | subjects at that madrasah. |
| Laguerre painted religious | subjects at St Lawrence's Church, Whitchurch, London. |
| After excelling in science | subjects at Bury Grammar School, Charnley was encourag |
| elivers the full range of National Curriculum | subjects at Key Stage 3, and a range of options at Key |
| uary 1911, with its curriculum including only | subjects at the secondary school level. |
| encouraged especially the teaching of secular | subjects at his school. |
| He lectured on these and other | subjects, at universities and congresses in England, F |
| adiness, allowing sharp photographs of static | subjects at shutter speeds much slower than normally p |
| The school offers over 16 | subjects at GCSE and 'A'-level. |
| study Honours in Political Science or related | subjects at any recognised Australian university. |
| Howes studied music among his | subjects at the Kings School Ely in Cambridgeshire whe |
| n awarded a Ph.D. Evert Beth studied the same | subjects at Utrecht University, but then also studied |
| ng the sixth form go on to study a variety of | subjects at university. |
| when he was appointed as lecturer in dogmatic | subjects at the University of Stellenbosch. |
| The school teaches a variety of | subjects at GCSE and A level, and guarantees a good so |
| rt their education or to take some vocational | subjects at Level 1, either as full subjects or as "ta |
| sh parents outside the country became English | subjects at birth, others could become naturalized sub |
| The cadets are taught the same APC | subjects at the detachment as all other Army Cadet For |
| He passed nine | subjects at GCSE and two A levels at grade D. He studi |
| Girls can choose from a wide range of | subjects at GCSE level and generally take 11 or 12 sub |
| ffers a full curriculum, including a range of | subjects at GCSE, GNVQ and A Level. |
| Public Speaking, Computer, Theater, and other | subjects at the Columbia Grammar and Preparatory Schoo |
| Rascher asked Himmler to place human | subjects at his disposal, stating quite frankly that t |
| ic, and he teaches courses on Native American | subjects at Haverford College. |
| ts with 14 students attaining grade A in four | subjects at A-Level and a further 34 students attainin |
| also provides adult education in a variety of | subjects at Trumbull High School, typically in the ear |
| British" because they themselves were British | subjects at the time. |
| nd are decorated in bright colours, depicting | subjects at odds with their attractive appearance, e.g |
| horized Phase C involving saturation of three | subjects at one atmosphere (surface) in a 21.6% oxygen |
| CSE courses, students may also carry on these | subjects at level 3 in sixth form, or year 11 if they |
| He was mediocre in some | subjects at the high school but won prizes for drawing |
| l and 90% or more in each of their three best | subjects at AS level will be automatically pooled even |
| nterviews with top philosophers on a range of | subjects at Philosophy Bites. |
| The choice of | subjects at GCSE includes art, business, drama, French |
| Despite being not very good in most | subjects at school he is very talented in art, and has |
| mbly consists of fifty professors in medicial | subjects at Karolinska Institutet, appointed by the fa |
| ications as the former chief editor for trend | subjects at Ehapa. |
| nsulting treatment by the Japanese of British | subjects attempting to enter or leave the concession a |
| n contrast, heterophenomenology considers the | subjects authoritative only about how things seem to t |
| o study lessons there, widening the choice of | subjects available to students. |
| There is a very wide range of | subjects available to Post 16 Students: Applied Busine |
| There are a number of | subjects available at AS-level and A-level to study at |
| se to study any combination of the 44 A Level | subjects available. |
| The study tracked how the | subjects' background influenced their later choices an |
| Sima portrayed many distinguished | subjects based on true historical information. |
| delines, students are required to complete 16 | subjects based on course work with a GPA of 3 out of 4 |
| f Business Management) after completion of 16 | subjects based on course work without submitting a the |
| irections and assessing logical validity, the | subjects based their assessments on personal beliefs. |
| ional Law, Mercantile Law and Equity, Minor's | subjects became Common and Statute Law, in both of whi |
| The cruelties inflicted by Ali Pasha on his | subjects became notorious throughout the region, and h |
| he attitude of the Porte towards its Armenian | subjects became increasingly worse. |
| days Desayis commanded great respect from the | subjects because of their esteemed position of represe |
| ing is one of the most extensively researched | subjects because of the need to speed up the operation |
| d the Desmonds, and having murdered many good | subjects because they were adherents of the Butlers. |
| Snow scenes were amongst Royle's favourite | subjects because of the light reflected off the snow a |
| nd the bases of his rule were equality of all | subjects before the law, honesty in the administration |
| ts of studies on the effects of MDMA on human | subjects began to surface in the 1980s. |
| een was brought back, and soon the other test | subjects began to respond to her commands. |
| he process of the experimentations, and human | subjects begin to exhibit grotesque mutations and disf |
| Their skepticism is confirmed when the test | subjects begin perishing under mysterious circumstance |
| letter of the alphabet and discussed various | subjects beginning with that letter. |
| The | subjects being monitored are likely to assume that all |
| then began to exhibit portraits and religious | subjects, being awarded the Royal Photographic Society |
| ersity of California, Santa Cruz, his special | subjects being gothic fiction, creative writing, detec |
| r the town hall at Revere, Massachusetts, the | subjects being scenes in the ride of Paul Revere. |
| y on his academic teaching, with his favorite | subjects being Pindar, Aristophanes, Thucydides, Livy |
| Eames was appointed assistant tutor, his | subjects being classics and science. |
| ndorse Intelligent Design, or other religious | subjects, being prohibited from discussion in the appr |
| ontroversial deal with imaginary charges, the | subjects being chiefly borrowed from the Controversiae |
| round teaching for GCSE and A-level with some | subjects being studied through the IB course. |
| The school incorporates many core | subjects, being: English, Maths, Science, French, Desi |
| ther they be in the lands of the Queen, or of | subjects, belong to the Queen by prerogative, with lib |
| award, the highest award given to non-Spanish | subjects, bestowed by King Juan Carlos of Spain. |
| According to the draft, all | subjects between ages of twenty and forty five were to |
| spectrometry, from shirts worn for 3 days by | subjects between the ages of 26 and 75. |
| , the magazine had expanded coverage of other | subjects beyond those covered by Newtype USA, includin |
| sed type is the single blind, which keeps the | subjects blind without identifying themselves as membe |
| that "she could not stain her hands with her | subjects' blood". |
| Her bold and successive broaching of | subjects bordering on the taboo within the cultural co |
| seph De Cauwer was a painter of architectural | subjects, born at Ghent in 1828. |
| Saint Brendan's offers a wide range of | subjects, both optional and core. |
| ament, intervening in many debates on diverse | subjects both domestic and foreign. |
| strict reading rooms, and popular lectures on | subjects both entertaining and instructive to the comm |
| m Nomad the Naturalist, and wrote on the same | subjects both as Nomad and in his own name. |
| ory education and offers a wide range of GCSE | subjects, BTEC National Diplomas in Sport and Digital |
| Among other | subjects, Buell discusses his bisexuality and his stru |
| oving to United Artists and leaving the short | subjects business. |
| She taught several | subjects, but is most remembered for teaching Latin. |
| In the other course not only musical | subjects, but also soundtracks were used among other t |
| fficiently detailed grasp of certain specific | subjects, but was approved as part of the Commission i |
| artist who delved deep into the souls of his | subjects, but also a gifted writer and connoisseur of |
| "One Bible verse can be referred to different | subjects, but several different Bible verses can not r |
| efore assured the privilege to study academic | subjects, but was also required to study a trade. |
| Some of the pictures have specific historical | subjects, but others are genre scenes. |
| ainly have an opinion about lots of different | subjects, but I don't go to the lengths that Summer do |
| nt works are on philosophical and theological | subjects, but he also produced valuable writings on ec |
| e and Goodall specialised in Tudor and Stuart | subjects, but did not always portray the events they d |
| vulsion at how the Raven kingdom treats their | subjects but for because Ethan thinks he needs to serv |
| ngton Colleges to assist in a wide variety of | subjects, but senior College residents can help freshe |
| ics discussed are not generally on repetitive | subjects, but cover most aspects of science, no matter |
| o teach the full range of National Curriculum | subjects, but uses its strength and expertise in Scien |
| He wrote 126 papers on various | subjects but principally on entomology. |
| apters better placed in articles on different | subjects, but not on his finds. |
| t only does the school teach the typical core | subjects, but also teaches multiple foreign languages |
| His own works included mannerist mythological | subjects, but also portraits and genre paintings influ |
| e time, consisting of some 6,906 books on all | subjects, but particularly favoring works on history, |
| he group discusses a number of pirate-related | subjects but with a rap-styled twist. |
| es for the study of Rosicrucianism and allied | subjects, but derived from the adoption of a red rose. |
| ation of studies in both traditional business | subjects but also that of Church Management. |
| lubrina, so information that relates to these | subjects, but not directly to bufotenine, should be mo |
| He was a prolific writer on religious | subjects, but also adventure stories for boys. |
| war, racial tensions and other controversial | subjects by late 1969 (this would include the Zip to Z |
| imposed on, or the liberties allowed to, its | subjects by itself, will severely chastise those of th |
| Cameron also induced insulin comas in his | subjects by giving them large injections of insulin, t |
| ssessment of pupils' progress in the non-core | subjects by streamlining the different systems current |
| lume, containing 'Thirteen Sermons on various | Subjects' by him, was published at Birmingham the year |
| in ayurveda, yoga, jyotish, tantra and allied | subjects by his mentor, Vimalananda. |
| and brought much suffering on himself and his | subjects by his cowardice. |
| esearchers conduct clinical research on human | subjects by asking volunteers to give informed consent |
| hich was rendered the more distasteful to his | subjects by its faintly European flavor'-and by his he |
| The junzi enforces rule in his | subjects by acting virtuously himself. |
| ication technology may also be applied to ACS | subjects by CI personnel prior to long-term cryogenic |
| ause of the fear that is provoked in the test | subjects by the predator. |
| Fruit | subjects by him are in the Augsburg Gallery and the Be |
| in the Junior School are taught most of their | subjects by their form teacher although specialist sta |
| ds, they could exercise more power over their | subjects by enforcing strict religious obedience. |
| they could trigger out-of-body experiences in | subjects by stimulating a part of the brain. |
| all matters not coming within the Classes of | Subjects by this Act assigned exclusively to the Legis |
| ul: A Catalogue of books on India, and Indian | subjects, Calcutta, 1894. |
| unner-later edited and split into three short | subjects called To Beep or Not to Beep, Zip Zip Hooray |
| "Systematic Reviews", and "Medical Genetics" | subjects can be searched, with study-type 'filters' au |
| This experiment illustrates how | subjects can provide false recall without noticing the |
| In instances of bipolar disorder, manic | subjects can become hypersocial, as well as hypersexua |
| ntrifuges in which the preceding experimental | subjects can be subjected to controlled levels of acce |
| lections means that a similarly wide array of | subjects can be explored through them. |
| Undoubtedly there were further panels, whose | subjects cannot be guessed, as the combination of scen |
| show's name comes from the fact that all the | subjects' caricatured faces are out of scale with the |
| Tests of human | subjects carried out in a calorimeter support this con |
| h and characterize people; of lines which the | subjects carry with themselves, which are the work of |
| ey Mouse cartoon that was nominated for Short | Subjects, Cartoon in the 6th Annual Academy Awards. |
| Based on the premise of school | subjects, celebrity contestants are asked questions th |
| In 1760 she published Poems on | Subjects Chiefly Devotional under the name "Theodosia, |
| Pupils will also study a group of optional | subjects chosen from Geography, History, English Liter |
| each week's lesson follows one of twenty-six | subjects chosen by Christian Science founder, Eddy. |
| English, and similarly a grade B or above in | subjects chosen to study at AS/A2 level. |
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