lenore in A Sentence

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    Lenore, let me just start with you.

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    Lenore, let me give my life to you.

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    Lenore, this is my job.

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    Hold my calls, Lenore.

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    But Lenore's complaints about Dean's profession seem a little ridiculous.

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    Perhaps this is why the speaker believes that it has come with a message from Lenore.

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    A depressed man is sitting in his library, drifting in and out of sleep as he reminisces about Lenore, his dead lover.

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    Lenore Skenazy was famously called the worst mom in America after admitting that she let her 9-year-old ride New York's subway home alone.

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    Lenore Skenazy became known as the“world's worst mom” when she let her nine year old ride the subway alone in New York City.

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    Lenore Skenazy was called the world's worst mom when she let her 9-year-old son figure out how to get home on New York subway alone.

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    The term was made famous by a case of“neglect” involving former columnist Lenore Skenazy, who wrote about letting her nine-year-old son ride the New York subway alone.

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    The term was made famous by a case of"neglect" against Lenore Skenazy, a former columnist who wrote about letting her nine-year-old son ride the New York subway alone.

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    In a seminal paper written in the late 1970s, psychologist Lenore Walker coined the phrase“battered women” and proposed that learned helplessness was the psychological rationale for why these women became targets.

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    In another classic study, Robert Rosenthal and Lenore Jacobson told teachers at an elementary school that some of their students had scored in the top 20% of a test designed to identify“academic bloomers”- students who were expected to enter a period of intense intellectual development over the following year.

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