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Someone who’s going to be part and parcel of a movement that’s already been in place for many years to attack educators, to burn books, to move people away from places where you might actually critically reflect upon power in history.

From Slate

Kensington Palace said the service would provide "a moment to reflect upon the importance of love and empathy, and how much we need each other, especially in the most difficult times of our lives".

From BBC

There will be plenty for England to reflect upon as they enter another busy winter of cricket with a multi-format series against South Africa in November and December before the Ashes in Australia in the new year.

From BBC

There was no media feeding frenzy over the contents of the breach, no divining about how the stolen emails reflect upon the former president or his bid for reelection.

“The point of these essays is to reflect upon how a student’s way of expressing their values might be having an impact on other members of the NYU community,” Beckman said.

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