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She is the curator of photography at the Museum of Fine Arts.curator = the person in charge of a museum or other collection
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The curator was there again, introducing him to the sponsors of the show. (source)curator = someone in charge of a museum or other collection
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And I'm the curator, so I should know.† (source)curator = the person in charge of a museum or other collection
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many people take a curatorial interest in their own scars.† (source)
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Grant had little patience for the academics, for the museum curators, for what he called Teacup Dinosaur Hunters.† (source)curators = people in charge of a museums or other collections
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The curator lay a moment, gasping for breath, taking stock.† (source)curator = the person in charge of a museum or other collection
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Mammy was now the curator of their lives' museum and she, Laila, a mere visitor.† (source)curator = the person in charge of a museum or other collection
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Seven other houses were also open to the public, but they were all museum houses, all important architectural specimens authentically restored and staffed by professional curators and operated on a nonprofit basis.† (source)curators = people in charge of a museums or other collections
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To a curator, none is superior to any other.† (source)curator = the person in charge of a museum or other collection
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And their summary destruction by the Taliban rulers of Afghanistan caused museum directors and curators all over the world to have about four hemorrhages apiece.† (source)curators = people in charge of a museums or other collections
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"Welcome," says a curator, sitting at a round white desk.† (source)curator = the person in charge of a museum or other collection
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Unfortunately society was not very smart or understanding; she had to protect herself from social authorities, child welfare authorities, guardianship authorities, tax authorities, police, curators, psychologists, psychiatrists, teachers, and bouncers, who (apart from the guys watching the door at Kvarnen, who by this time knew who she was) would never let her into the bar even though she was twenty-five.† (source)curators = people in charge of a museums or other collections
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We found the part-time curator in a room hung with old fishing nets and sheep shears.† (source)curator = the person in charge of a museum or other collection
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It is of vital importance that conservators and curators be allowed into the crucial areas to assess the damage as soon as possible —" All of a sudden the telephone rang—abnormally loud, like an alarm clock waking me from the worst dream of my life.† (source)curators = people in charge of a museums or other collections
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Indeed, George, the silent brother, played a straight-man's violin until he left the act to become the curator of the Liberace Museum in Las Vegas, where he died—in 1983.† (source)curator = the person in charge of a museum or other collection
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Like the reporter, these curators and collectors, these experts and salespeople, didn't understand.† (source)curators = people in charge of a museums or other collections
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