And while Alex Hope's slogan "coding is the new Latin" did not appeal to some, it must have appealed to the classicist in Michael Gove.

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There is, however, another version of the artist, the European, the classicist, and it is not surprising to see that this is the aspect the Pompidou has chosen to celebrate.

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Because his pronouncements tend to be oracularly vague, readers can interpret them to reflect their own views from the classicist who deplores pop music to the vaguely disaffected Web designer, or the concerned parent who finds his children consumed by social media.

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This was undoubtedly encouraged when the Luxembourg architect Leon Krier, an avowed classicist and superb delineator, joined Stirling's office in 1968.

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According to Reviel Netz, a classicist at Stanford University who is working on the palimpsest, the original uncorrected diagrams suggest that Archimedes was more concerned with the mathematical arguments his geometry gave rise to than with the real-world behaviour of the objects he wrote about.

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As a classicist, it actually reminded me a lot of the state cults of many a Greek city-state.

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