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There has been a shift, Dr. Ingall said, away from what teachers wanted to convey and toward "the needs of the learner — there's an understanding that they're more likely to wrap their heads around a narrative around children like themselves or Jews who did courageous things".

England have spent the last month in camp, starting off with a trip to South Africa for high-altitude training and they now seem likely to wrap up their season with a trophy.

For a larger iPad to exist at all is already likely a difficult scenario for most to wrap their head around, given Apple's current product mix and where a 12.9-inch tablet could fit.

According to a small study out of the University of Southampton in the UK, men are way less likely to wrap it up before sex if their partner is a lady they find super hot.

Their work in the Hudson was not likely to wrap up until just before or after New Year's Day.

The Mueller investigation isn't likely to wrap up anytime soon.

Other headsets I tested had a four-foot cord, which was less likely to wrap around a drawer handle or a knob on the stove.

Durham had looked likely to wrap up victory inside three days until Tim Murtagh and Jon Lewis put on an unbroken 59-run stand for the eighth wicket last night.

Judge John Cleland said that the defense was likely to wrap up its case Wednesday and that closing arguments could be made Thursday.

Dr. Brodd, the battery consultant, said Boeing was likely to wrap each of the cells in porous, ceramic-coated fabrics or glass fibers that might be about one-eighth of an inch thick.

The trial, which started in mid September, is likely to wrap up earlier than expected — possibly as soon as Friday.