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college
noun as in institution of higher education
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The SNP's political opponents would point to persistent long waits on the NHS, cuts to college budgets and the emergency release of prisoners from overcrowded jails as evidence of failure.
He entered its pages soon after graduating from college, and once on them he never left.
Because of the bill, colleges and universities increased their enrollments, added to their faculties and dropped some of their former discriminatory practices.
The compact, sent out to nine colleges last week the White House perceived as “good actors,” proposed a wide-ranging set of terms the administration says are intended to elevate university standards and performance.
“I don’t even play football,” Taylor said with a laugh after his 9.92, a time that would make any college receivers coach salivate.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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