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Education consisted of attending court, participating in simulated legal disputes (moots), and attending lectures (readings) given by senior lawyers.

But when I met him, usually at readings given by his wife, the poet Ruth Fainlight, he didn't seem angry at all.

Every Friday, in the neighbouring church of St Alban and St Patrick there are multi-faith prayers and readings, given by adults and students, in English and Arabic, taken from the Bible and the Qur'an.

You could vary these with "advertisements" for books, top-10 lists of favorite authors or characters, or news about book-related events, such as online book discussions or local events such as readings given by authors.

They published iconoclastic magazines and engaged in myriad forms of provocation, such as shouting out their own poems at readings given by their "enemies" in Latin America's cultural establishment in particular, Octavio Paz, the poet who eventually became Mexico's first Nobel Laureate.

The connection between Shakespeare and nuclear waste might seem tenuous, but Michael J. Sandel, the political philosopher, did his utmost to unite the two at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park on Monday night, assisted by readings given by the likes of Alan Alda, Vanessa Redgrave, Christine Baranski and Matt Damon.

Beijing's was underestimated at 56, he said, and should have been double this, according to an analysis of readings given out by the US embassy in the city.

Nonetheless, Jewish philosophers regularly allegorize scripture and are also influenced by allegorical readings given in rabbinic and midrashic literature (Shatz 2003).

Other readings were given by former Govs.

During the service Bible readings were given by PC Bone's colleagues Insp Jane Brown and PC Tracey Miskell.

In "Michael Longley's Last Poetry Reading", the reading is given by "A pair of red braces / with a white beard", since the poet himself is "detained / By two Vermeer women / In a nearby restaurant / called The Pig's Ear".