academe [brit. angl. ˈakədiːm, am. angl. ˌækəˈdim, ˈækəˌdim] SAM. lit.
- academe
- université ž. spol
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The team chair and evaluators are volunteers from academe, government, industry, and private practice.
en.wikipedia.org As early as then, he was earning esteem in the legal academe, and even abroad, particularly in the field of civil law.
en.wikipedia.org While these separate opinions do not receive as much public attention as majority opinions, they are usually studied in the legal academe and by other judges.
en.wikipedia.org The earliest members of the association derived from the corporate community, academe, and public sector.
en.wikipedia.org You just need to make sure you've nobbled all the influential posts in academe, the media, the arts, big business and so on.
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