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lecture

noun as in lesson, speech

verb as in give a lesson, speech

verb as in criticize lengthily

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Popular textbooks and online lectures that sighted students rely on are often out of reach.

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Han: “The lecture that I gave with Gyopo, ‘Resistance in Precarious Times,’ was on protest cultures in South Korea.

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U.S. businessmen came to the country to make a fortune on the selloff of state assets, while Western politicians lectured a nascent Russia about human rights and democracy.

The question hung over October’s Yale Family Weekend, as parents partook of cherished traditions like performances by the Yale Glee Club, lectures by distinguished faculty and tours of the neo-Gothic-style campus.

When he first suggested that black people are less intelligent, London's Science Museum cancelled a planned lecture - insisting Watson's views went "beyond the point of acceptable debate".

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