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to protege
noun
A person guided and protected by a more prominent person.
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>> relative to Protege install directory are explicitly stated.
Rebuilt the OWL API distribution, added it to protege, rebuilt protege.
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Others passed on their unfinished work to proteges.
And Penn State is merely joining a long line of those who believe in the magical powers of a Bill Belichick assistant, when it has long been proven the hoodied one does not spin off magic to proteges.
"Clarence Thomas pretends that his only behavior toward those who worked as his special assistants was as a father to children and a mentor to proteges.
Privatization has come to mean state-owned assets being sold at a fraction of their value to proteges of the regime and those willing to share dividends and show their loyalty.
There is no associated reasoner to Protege-Frames, so we implemented a simple reasoning system to ensure the global consistency of the added assertions in our set of integrated ontologies.
In addition to leaving Namaste House to her protege, the guru has bequeathed a mysterious seed pod to each of the Gardeners -- the very valuable seed pods their parents disappeared pursuing.
The president argued he was entitled to serve three years lost in exile, but international pressure forced him to hand over power to his protege, René Préval.
It might even be a good idea to send a resume to his protege ILoveMakonnen.
the application of costs incurred for providing training to such covered protege to the subcontracting plan (as required under paragraph (4) or (5) of section 637 d) of this title) of the covered mentor.
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