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But the lyricist, winner of three Oscars, 12 Ivor Novello awards and a haul of Grammys, Tonys and Golden Globes, called the peer's forthcoming ITV television series Superstar "tasteless" and "tacky".
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The peer's intervention carries weight in the House of Lords, because he was instrumental in setting up the CSA.
Tory peer threatens to lead revolt over Child Support Agency charging fees 2012
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To offer only praise for the things you like doesn't quite constitute a useful dialogue -- if something bugs you about a peer's work, and you can support your views, you ought to be able to express them, calmly, without the fear of making an enemy -- and you should have the humility to accept similar criticism yourself ....
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While number five will take more than five minutes, the point is that five minutes of a girl's time in the United States can have a huge impact on her peer's entire future.
Tabby Biddle: Girl Up: Give a 'High Five' to a Girl in a Developing Country Tabby Biddle 2010
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For instance, providing students with an opportunity to share stories of their home life, such as family holiday practices, provides fellow students with a window into their peer's cultural traditions.
Matthew Lynch, Ed.D.: Promoting Respect for Cultural Diversity in the Classroom Ed.D. Matthew Lynch 2012
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The Labour peer's new BBC2 series, on class in British society, is due to begin in early spring.
Melvyn Bragg bounces back with feast of radio and TV shows 2012
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Ben Jonson mentions Shakespeare's scholastic failings "and though thou hadst small Latin and less Greek" in his dedicatory poem to his great peer's 1623 folio.
Jonathan Hobratsch: Shakespeare Is Shakespeare Jonathan Hobratsch 2011
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According to this perspective, finding out that your salary is lower than your peer's should, if anything, make you happier with your job, since it probably means your future earnings have nowhere to go but up.
How much do you think that guy makes? Ray Fisman 2010
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Ben Jonson mentions Shakespeare's scholastic failings "and though thou hadst small Latin and less Greek" in his dedicatory poem to his great peer's 1623 folio.
Jonathan Hobratsch: Shakespeare Is Shakespeare Jonathan Hobratsch 2011
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According to this perspective, finding out that your salary is lower than your peer's should, if anything, make you happier with your job, since it probably means your future earnings have nowhere to go but up.
How much do you think that guy makes? Ray Fisman 2010
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