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- noun Plural form of
pioneer . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
pioneer .
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Kelly: In Bonk you offer the reader a very interesting rundown of the history of what you call the pioneers of human sexual response.
Archive 2009-04-01 2009
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Kelly: In Bonk you offer the reader a very interesting rundown of the history of what you call the pioneers of human sexual response.
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The site also profiles two pioneers from the museum's past, explorer Delia Akeley (1875-1970) who discovered new African animal species, and botanist Margery Carlson (1892-1985) who collected plant samples in South America and Europe and was a professor of botany at Northwestern.
Field Museum's Women in Science Peggy 2007
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The site also profiles two pioneers from the museum's past, explorer Delia Akeley (1875-1970) who discovered new African animal species, and botanist Margery Carlson (1892-1985) who collected plant samples in South America and Europe and was a professor of botany at Northwestern.
Archive 2007-01-01 Peggy 2007
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Roland Barthes, one of the structuralist pioneers, is particularly revealing here.
What you see is what you get? Matthew Guerrieri 2006
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Health and medical technology is steeped in pioneers who researched under possible penalty and even death under Church edicts.
Think Progress » Brownback Holds Up Drawing Of Embryo, Asks ‘Are You Going To Kill Me?’ 2006
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In the course of an account of the influence of "the twin pioneers of transatlantic revivalism," John Wesley and Jonathon
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Roland Barthes, one of the structuralist pioneers, is particularly revealing here.
Archive 2006-09-01 Matthew Guerrieri 2006
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The dependency of any one person's research on the labors of scores of earlier scientific pioneers is illustrated very beautifully by a few sentences of this variation from a book by Olive Schreiner, written at the turn of the century, entitled, "The Story of an African Farm."
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Now, he got that money, of course, from Washington lobbyists, primarily, a group of 400 people he calls his pioneers, each of whom are pledged to go out and raise $100,000 apiece for him.
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In the Soviet Union, a virtually obligatory organization for children and teenagers intended to provide them with fun and educational activities, including a hefty dose of Communist indoctrination. Their emblematic dress included a bright red kerchief. When they reached college age, they entered the Komsomol.
August 26, 2008