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At Harvard, he received a PhD in government and wrote his dissertation under Henry Kissinger, who became a lifelong friend.
GUIDO GOLDMAN, WHO FORGED CLOSER TIES BETWEEN GERMANY AND U.S., DIES AT 83HARRISON SMITHDECEMBER 11, 2020WASHINGTON POST
I planned to go back to physics after a couple of years and then return to wrap up my dissertation.
FIVE SCIENTISTS ON THE HEROES WHO CHANGED THEIR LIVES - ISSUE 93: FORERUNNERSALAN LIGHTMAN, HOPE JAHREN, ROBERT SAPOLSKY,DECEMBER 2, 2020NAUTILUS
My buba’s lived experience helped shape me into the girl who wrote her college dissertation on the gender pay gap, arguing for equal parental leave for dads and moms, almost 20 years before any major employer implemented any such thing.
RUTH BADER GINSBURG’S PASSING FEELS LIKE MILLIONS OF WOMEN HAVE LOST THEIR BUBBIEJAKEMETHSEPTEMBER 22, 2020FORTUNE
Did he think, now, the Bible Society would care to have a dissertation on the two conflicting points?
EGHOLM AND HIS GODJOHANNES BUCHHOLTZ
Sam and his father both tried then to give Jill a dissertation on tithes.
JILL'S RED BAGAMY LE FEUVRE
The signatures and pagination of the Poems and the Dissertation are different.
A CATALOGUE OF BOOKS IN ENGLISH LATER THAN 1700 (VOL 1 OF 3)VARIOUS
There was among the company a man from Adelaide, a learned mineralogist, who commenced a dissertation on the origin of gold.
THE BOOK OF THE BUSHGEORGE DUNDERDALE
"Your dissertation has brought you honor, they tell me," she said, looking at him critically.
UNFINISHED PORTRAITSJENNETTE LEE
The book is submitted as a doctor's dissertation to the Faculty of Political Science of that institution.
SOCIAL VALUEB. M. ANDERSON
Shakespeare's Books: A dissertation on Shakespeare's reading and the immediate sources of his works.
THE FACTS ABOUT SHAKESPEAREWILLIAM ALLAN NIELSON

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