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Only 36% of Iranian respondents have more than a secondary education, so this is not simply an exercise for a liberal elite.
Indeed, NATO did carry out an exercise for a nuclear exchange — "Able Archer 83" — which included planes taxiing onto runways with realistic dummy nuclear warheads.
In 2007, as an exercise for a class he teaches at Juilliard, he wrote what would become the first scene of the play: a woman named Felicity (now played by Laura Benanti) wakes up in bed with a man named Zamir (Amir Arison), whom she doesn't remember, yet whom she married the night before (and who, in addition, drops hints that he might be a terrorist).
O'Neill's original space colony proposal started out as an exercise for a group of students at Princeton.
Besides, maneuvering the IR sensors on a PC and a printer to see each other can be an exercise for a contortionist.
I also put forward that as an exercise for a rusty crew we make a five-minute drama.
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Ms. Gien, who did grow up in a suburb of Johannesburg before moving to the United States in 1983, started working on the piece in the mid-1990's as part of an exercise for an acting class.
Not surprisingly, this report, which began as an exercise for an undergraduate class, has caused a predictable firestorm, and rightly so.
While at Harvard he wrote an early treatment of the screenplay for Good Will Hunting as an exercise for an English class.
Tree measuring used to be a simple affair, an exercise for teaching schoolchildren a little geometry.
The audience drew pictures to illustrate a memorable experience -- an exercise for beginning writers.
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