Bush also apparently picked up ground on education and health care in the third debate, which concentrated on domestic issues.

CNN: Poll: Kerry loses ground to Bush

Customers of Callan's conference and education business get picked in 50% of searches run for active (that is, nonindex) portfolio managers.

FORBES: Pay For Play

The teenager, from Desborough, Northamptonshire, who studied at Tresham College of Further and Higher Education, has picked up two C grades in business and history A-levels, an A in psychology AS level, and a C in sociology AS level.

BBC: George Shopland

The China side of my brain was intrigued by a different dimension of the education issue when I picked up the Indian Express on September 10 and read a large article expressing concern over the just-released QS World University Rankings.

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If my family had not exhausted their limited finances to send me to Europe to receive an education, would I have also picked up an AK-47?

CNN: We need an Arms Trade Treaty now

When former California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner was reviewing health plan options in 2011 for his online education start-up Empowered, he picked a little-known company called SeeChange Health.

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Not only did Clinton's numbers sail higher from a poll taken just one month earlier (before the scandal broke), but he picked up support from every category measured in the poll -- whether measured by age, education, income, region or community size.

CNN: By Ronald D. Elving, CQ Staff Writer

Two in three of the girls aged 11 to 21 (69%) believed education was the top freedom worth fighting for, as opposed to the right to vote - picked by only 9% as a cause.

BBC: Marriage no longer a key goal for girls, survey suggests

Then they picked out a new surrogate, KT, a married woman with the Indian equivalent of a seventh-grade education who has two small boys of her own.

WSJ: Hiring A Surrogate In India

We need to be in that pile being picked as the top 100 schools in the worst condition which sounds awful when you're trying to promote good education, high standards of achievement and people progress.

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