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I looked at the course syllabus before I signed up for the class.syllabus = an outline of the topics to be studied in an academic course
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Only a dozen or so students are there, fumbling with notebooks and syllabi. (source)syllabi = outlines of the topics to be studied in an academic course
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I scanned the syllabus. (source)syllabus = an outline of the topics to be studied in an academic course
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It's on our syllabus for next semester in English. (source)
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So when the syllabus assigned pages fifty through eighty-five, you didn't think you had to read anything?† (source)
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The first couple of days of school are always throwaway days of handing out books and syllabuses and figuring out where you're sitting and who you're sitting with.† (source)
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I think the Ministry would prefer it if that was removed from the syllabus.† (source)
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Professor Reyes arrived promptly and began handing out the syllabi.† (source)
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A teacher in Texas, he said, had pulled a syllabus off the Internet for him.† (source)
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Langdon always found it ironic that the workers who hoisted each piece of the nineteen-and-a-half-foot bronze statue to her perch were slaves—a Capitol secret that seldom made the syllabi of high school history classes.† (source)
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As Ezra then started talking about five-paragraph themes and the class's syllabus, Aria couldn't concentrate.† (source)
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After Danny was born, Jack had gotten her a job typing for half a dozen English Department profs — quizzes, exams, class syllabi, study notes, reading lists.† (source)
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Now, I'm quite sure that you've all read the syllabus for this class with such frequency and seriousness that by now you've committed it to memory" He smirked.† (source)
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All I do is listen to rules, pick up syllabi, and try to stay awake.† (source)
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My sisters gawked at the fascinating stranger and hung on his every syllabus of English, but as far as I was concerned it was just exactly like dinner with Father's prissy Bible-study groups back in Georgia, only with more repulsive food.† (source)
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I got the syllabi from my fall classes and have been reading already, and it's really intense.† (source)
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