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Since then, the Pentagon has given courses to 90 members of the Iraqi National Congress -- including 27 at a public affairs seminar in London last summer and 43 who went to a one-week course on war crimes in November at the Defense Institute of International Studies in Newport, R.I. Training continues, but it does not involve combat-related skills.

The pay-off was two fold, says Crowdy: "I was immediately treated like a faculty member, given courses to teach, but was not tied to any particular research area.

He also gave courses to help doctors learn how to use the new antibiotics.

He was among the co-founders of Hack-Tic, a leading Dutch hacker magazine, but began early on giving courses to hackers in lock picking.

Often the sheer unpopularity of a given course seems to offer to Cheney its own satisfaction, a token of his disinterestedness, as if the lack of political support must serve as a testament to the purity of his motives.

She has also given courses and lectures to Israeli specialists and pharmacists that were funded separately by Janssen-Cilag, Teva and Novartis.

On joining the department, all nurses were given courses in Arabic language to help communication with the patients.

He gave courses at Harvard, too.

Its staff of 400 computer engineers, trainers and investigators go to ministries and strategic companies to give courses on how to secure mobile communications or investigate hacking attempts.

"The next thing you know, they're going to give courses on how to relax.

Students within a given course were randomly assigned to open- versus closed-note test-taking conditions.