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historians
noun as in student of history
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Valley historians will enjoy a cameo appearance by the Newport Pop Festival, the biggest thing to happen in that neck of the woods in 1969.
Some public historians, left reeling from DOGE-spearheaded cuts to federal humanities and arts funding, view the order as an affront to the scholarship and nuance that undergirds the institutions' evidence-based tellings of American history.
I would say, though, that when the January 6 insurrection took place, there were a lot of historians who were saying, “this is who we are,” and others saying “this is not who we are.”
While tariffs are likely to raise prices in the short term, Trump said that historians would look back on his tariff announcement as "one of the most important days in the history of our country."
At some point in the future, historians, political scientists, journalists and other experts will convene to discuss and debate the Age of Trump and how the “world’s greatest democracy” succumbed to autocracy and authoritarianism.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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