Second, it must be recalled that Jomtien did not equate education with formal schooling.

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But it would be a mistake to conclude that online courses fulfill the same role in a person's life as a college education, just as it would be an error to equate four years of high school with some online study and a GED exam.

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That, as you might have guessed, has lead some to question the Scottish government's practice of relying on electronic tags to monitor early release offenders, but the government seems to be sticking to its guns, with a spokesman saying that "a breach does not necessarily equate to reoffending, " although, as the Scotsman reports, it did recently scrap a plan to tag suspects who were allowed out on bail.

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To deny the validity of the droit de suite is not to be a philistine: arguably, it is more philistine to equate the value of a work of art with its price.

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They sort of equate this with our standard of living as having fallen and then they conclude that something must be impeding our ability to produce things.

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Yet it would be a mistake to equate America's loss of its quasi-monopoly in the supply of higher education to foreigners with long-term decline.

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