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- noun Plural form of
Regent .
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Examples
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The Culture Show 7pm, BBC2The amiable Grayson Perry presents this one-off Culture Show special from the Frieze art fair in Regents Park, which isn't only about the business of buying and selling art, but plays host to a number of specially-commissioned pieces, too.
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The Montana State Board of Regents is at our college today.
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I accepted a short-term Regents professorship in journalism at the University of California, Berkeley, conducting a graduate seminar, “The Impact of Television on Society.”
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I accepted a short-term Regents professorship in journalism at the University of California, Berkeley, conducting a graduate seminar, “The Impact of Television on Society.”
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I accepted a short-term Regents professorship in journalism at the University of California, Berkeley, conducting a graduate seminar, “The Impact of Television on Society.”
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The "Regents" -- who had ponied up $250,000 or more -- were invited inside Cheney's house for photo ops with the veep.
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He repeated making the Honor Roll last November, he got a 98 on a midterm Regents exam in January, and he got a 95 on the only Regents exams he took this June.
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Anyway, we’ve already got a very beautiful central London in Regents Park just opposite Lord’s cricket ground; and there’s a huge Sikh temple in Neasden, north London.
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It is therefore with considerable pride that I can offer proof for one project: a program for at-risk high school students called the Regents Academy that the Binghamton City School District started in 2010 and invited me to help design.
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Alas, yes someone --namely the Regents of the University of California-- gave Chemerinsky money which he used to write that sort of drivel.
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