magister in A Sentence

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    Do you know lllyrio Mopatis, Magister of Pentos?

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    Do you know Illyrio Mopatis, Magister of Pentos?

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    The Magister was on watch.

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    Don't forget that you yourself are a Magister.

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    With your magic, you should be a Magister.”.

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    Thank you, Magister.

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    I wish to see the Magister of Police at once.

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    In some European countries, a Magister is a first degree

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    Magister, you can't seriously think she had something to do with this?

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    Master of Science degrees may be known in these institutions as Magister artium

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    The Old French maistresse(root maistre) derives from the Latin“Magister”, meaning“master/chief/teacher”, which comes from“magis”, meaning“great”.

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    An LLM, or Latin Legum Magister, is a degree granted to persons who pursued a higher education in an area of law.

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    Grateful to be rid of the traitor, Michael, who was officially childless, adopted Basil as his son and promoted him to the rank of Magister.

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    Offering a counter argument, Jeremy Millar, a partner at financial technology consultants Magister Advisors, said that, since it is already illegal to fund terrorists, detection is key, not regulation.

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    The University was quick to implement the changeover to the new Bachelor's and Master's degrees as prescribed by the Bavarian State Ministry of Sciences, Research and the Arts, and these degree programmes replaced the former Diplom and Magister programmes by the end of the decade.

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    In some European countries, a Magister is a first degree and may be considered equivalent to a modern(standardized) master's degree e.g., the German, Austrian and Polish university Diplom/Magister, or the similar five-year Diploma awarded in several subjects in Greek, Spanish, Portuguese, and other universities and polytechnics.

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    Some universities use Latin degree names; because of the flexibility of syntax in Latin, the Master of Arts and Master of Science degrees may be known in these institutions as Magister artium and Magister scientiæ or reversed from the English order to Artium Magister and Scientiæ Magister.

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