That's an academic question.

New York Academic.

Seasoned Technical Expert

It's pure commercial business.

Stop it.

It's a process of academic inflation.

Pretty academic, huh?

It's called academic innovation.

It's a process of academic inflation.

Your posture is very academic.

Nature of work Purely administrative work.

To think of it as this purely temporary installation?

It's a scientific question after all.

And the rationale for this behavior is explicitly religious.

It's a scientific question, after all.

He is surrounded by academics.

Each is mostly self centered.

Purely nominal. Now, let me see. Five, ten...

I thought with the title of colonel... Purely honorary.

We academics I am an academic we love complexity.

Chemistry may tell us the recipe for combustion, but the light show is all physics.

And it actually so technologically, it works.

like you're dumb or you're childish or you're pig headed or you're authoritarian

Academic internship programme available for professional journalists.

This is Western literature, no?

Soft power is a concept invented by a Harvard academic,

Zurich Committee of experts for the reform of tax offences.

1973 Academic Diploma from the Hague in International Law

I think it's sick to attack the academic world like this.

The legal regime envisaged in the Guide is a purely domestic regime.

But Swensen is an academic, with a Ph.D. in economics.

My name is Dan Cohen and I am an academic, as he said.

The role of the hymn in this way shifted from a religious to a political context.

That tradition thinks that we are heavy duty scientific materialists

So now it's just pure calculus.

History The Institut de France was established on 25 October 1795.

Well, under this am I enabling, is Khan Academy enabling or facilitating?

SALMAN

The two training courses in Koulikoro, which relate to administrative duties, have no specifically military purpose.

It turns out to be this purely passive contemplation of a twittering screen.

This is looking at data from the paper about 20 years ago, but it's true today.

Soft power is a concept invented by a Harvard academic, Joseph Nye, a friend of mine.

He was apparently reading from a textbook on moral hazard.

Here I'm really using the tools of one academic discipline to think about problems of another.

let's call them academic arguments or cognitive arguments where something cognitive is at stake