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And if, for example, they were nomadic pastoralists, they were pastoralists, people living in deserts or grasslands with their herds of camels, cows, goats, odds are they would have invented what's called a culture of honor filled with warrior classes, retributive violence, clan vendettas, and amazingly, centuries later, that would still be influencing the values with which you were raised.

And some poor readers have been so inspired by what they've been able to achieve that they've gone to education classes to improve their own reading skills.

So I ran on down to the junior college, registered for some classes, ran on back, and basically was like, "I'm thinking about my future now."

So when I randomly ran down to the junior college and registered for classes, I really wasn't paying attention to what I was registering to.

I decided, let me keep taking these art history classes.

One of the last art history classes, I will not forget, I will never forget.

It was one of those survey art history classes.

Anybody ever have one of those survey art history classes, where they try to teach you the entire history of art in a single semester?

Nonetheless I was really excited about it, because in all the other classes that I had, we didn't even have that conversation.

This is a detector that we trained on 80 different classes in Microsoft's COCO dataset.

Of course I would miss classes, and I would make up excuses why I wasn't going to class.

In it, we have programs to feed and clothe the poor, an after-school program, English classes, churches, dentist, legal help, mental health and the scout groups.

Written in the early nineteenth century, Austen's novels decode the sheltered lives of the upper classes in rural England.

Now I'm in charge of all the cooking classes and all the gardening classes in our school district.

Those are the recipes that the kids learn in my cooking classes.

They do tastings of these ingredients in the gardening classes.

It was really pretty; it had plush carpet and afternoon art classes and a dog named Diane.

At the end of this pilot, one of the young case managers said, "We used to debate up at our university classes which theory of case management was the most effective.

There will be no more spelling classes for our kids, because there's no spelling issue anymore.

These are the ones who fit neither the policy stereotype of the low-skilled and the marginalized, nor the white-collar, salaried office worker or civil servant with a pension that the middle classes are allegedly composed of.

And, as an example, one time in one of those classes, one woman actually started to talk about the fact that she had been in a domestic violence relationship for over 30 years, and it was her first time being able to articulate that because we had established that safe space for her.

And during that time, I actually taught classes without speaking.

We developed these first two classes of base editors only three years ago and one and a half years ago.

So partly, as a result of this, it led eventually to the election of Donald Trump in 2016, who exploited the anger of the working classes, who are predominantly white.

Child: There is no difference here between classes, nor white or black, nor if you have money or not.

We sort the plastic fragments into different size classes, from five millimeters to one-third of a millimeter.

Chess was used as an allegory for different social classes performing their proper roles, and the pieces were re-interpreted in their new context.

And we realized by starting to experiment, teaching some classes in consent, respect and pornography, that trying to scare adolescents into a particular point of view or jam a one-sided argument down their throat about pornography not only probably does not work, but really doesn't model the kind of respectful, consensual behavior that we want them to learn.

I coined my own definition of success in 1934, when I was teaching at a high school in South Bend, Indiana, being a little bit disappointed, and [disillusioned] perhaps, by the way parents of the youngsters in my English classes expected their youngsters to get an A or a B. They thought a C was all right for the neighbors' children, because they were all average.

MJ: "... instead of by the more intelligent and worthy classes."

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