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dissertation

noun as in scholarly thesis

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This included one example of a student trying to write a dissertation on their mobile phone.

From BBC

I’ll spare you the dissertation’s worth of reasons as to why Donald Trump cannot be elected president again, except to say: He and his backers will make this country, and this world, markedly worse in every single way.

From Slate

In his dissertation about how to position Democrats for long-lasting majority rule, the current Senate majority leader urged the adoption of policies that would purportedly strengthen the middle class, and in so doing cement a bond between them and the Democratic Party.

From Salon

Adam Cliff said he first got interested in the issue as a teenager, and wrote his university dissertation on it.

From BBC

Leo Rhee, a 54-year-old pastor from Chicago who is working on a doctoral dissertation about the reverse Korean American diaspora at Torch Trinity Graduate University in Seoul, recalled a Korean American friend who had gotten into legal trouble in the U.S. for dealing drugs before coming to Korea, where he was accepted by one of the SKY schools — South Korea’s equivalent of the Ivy League — and graduated with a business degree.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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