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an enclosure within a courtroom, e.g. witness box, where the witness sits, or the press box, where the press sit, or the jury box, where the jury sits.

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Boxie's goal was to approach people around the MIT campus and get them to answer interview questions on camera for a documentary.

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Natalie Reusch adopted Boxie, a short, muscular Boxer/Dachshund-mix, from a shelter in Southern California where she lives with her husband, Dave.

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Paula Boxie of Miami University describes significant change in K-12 student use of technology, university faculty use of technology, and how student teachers interact with the K-12 students.

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It was disappointing she could not maintain an early advantage when beaten into third behind Boxie last time, but she then went to Yarmouth and moved really well in a sprint trial which may just have had the effect of freshening her up.

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Arranging and coordinating practicum experiences for teacher candidates, who must juggle course requirements and travel time to the practicum sites, may therefore pose a challenge (Boxie and Mating 2001).