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She wrote her dissertation on T.S. Eliot.dissertation = lengthy academic paper
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Oliver Stone used the dissertation as the basis for his film, JFK.
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I set to work on my dissertation, again choosing Mill as the topic. (source)dissertation = a scholarly paper required for an advanced academic degree
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His professor had said Tate could finish graduate school in the next three years because he'd been conducting his research for his PhD dissertation all through undergraduate and it was nearly complete. (source)
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What had impressed them, said the interviewers — there were two of them, a woman and a man — was his senior dissertation on self-help books of the twentieth century. (source)dissertation = a scholarly paper required for an academic degree
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I read his dissertation on the evolution of microbial pathogens…. (source)dissertation = lengthy academic paper
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Tererai has finished her course work and is completing a dissertation about AIDS programs among the poor in Africa. (source)dissertation = a scholarly paper required for an advanced academic degree
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Her hand is the first one up; her answers are usually complete dissertations; her projects are always turned in early and used as weapons against the rest of the class.† (source)
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She's working on her doctorate and she'll be defending her dissertation this year. (source)
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The trader misconstrued the tenor of the discourse; but the missionary, inured by years of humorless dissertations, soon put him right.† (source)
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For her PhD dissertation, she built a system called "Storytelling Alice."† (source)
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In one of his rambling dissertations on what's good and what's bad for Yamacraw, he intimated that his formidable array of hardware was added insurance that the natives would never venture into his compound uninvited.† (source)
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It sounded too much like a doctoral dissertation, and he had already done one of those.† (source)
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There were long dissertations written in long hand; some were political and others dealt with the history of art.† (source)
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They all knew that her field work in quest of dissertation would soon take her beyond the Web, into the Outback where time-debt ate away at the lives and memories of those left behind.† (source)
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But he had learned to read in Spanish from the priests in California, and as soon as the child could walk Burden (he pronounced it Burden now, since he could not spell it at all and the priests had taught him to write it laboriously so with a hand more apt for a rope or a gunbutt or a knife than a pen) began to read to the child in Spanish from the book which he had brought with him from California, interspersing the fine, sonorous flowing of mysticism in a foreign tongue with harsh, extemporised dissertations composed half of the bleak and bloodless logic which he remembered from his father on interminable New England Sundays, and half of immediate hellfire and tangible brimstone of which a† (source)
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