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Why should contact between guards and prisoners be encouraged? Isn't that risky for the guards?
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That's amazing! I wonder what the rooster thinks that he's doing.
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Maj. Gen. Joshua Chamberlain's account of the actual surrender of arms a couple days later (p. 260) is very moving.
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I was told there would be no math.
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I had to stop once I realized that Grover represents Theon Greyjoy. I don't think that I can bear to see Grover suffer like that.
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He's kind of cute in a way.
I never thought that I'd say that about a reptile.
I never thought that I'd say that about a reptile.
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Yes! We need a field research budget.
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This is a wise man.
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"Only God can judge me."
And yet, here I am, doing precisely that.
And yet, here I am, doing precisely that.
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Would you make a Vine of yourself eating the burrito?
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We need more than a rough estimate if you want a funding grant.
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It's enough to make one want to sit around dreaming up stupid six-second video clips.
Dream them up? Let's make them!
Dream them up? Let's make them!
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It's reminiscent of the classic Star Wars parody Thumb Wars.
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You can ask the same things to the same people worded slightly different ways, and still get rather different results.
Indeed. You can rig a survey to produce any results that you want. I stress this to students when teaching basic information literacy. It's not enough to take statistics, especially population surveys, at face value.
Indeed. You can rig a survey to produce any results that you want. I stress this to students when teaching basic information literacy. It's not enough to take statistics, especially population surveys, at face value.
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But that gets away from the ethical dilemma. The dilemma assumes that killing Hitler in 1920 prevents World War II. It's important to phrase it that way so that survey respondents don't get into historical speculation instead of ethical formulation.