parto of the academia vs part of academia

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• But rather than take the easy route through the academia... he honed other skills.
• The original is in the Academia.

Some examples from the web:

• The unsub may be a part of academia.
• It's the Holy Grail of academia.
• Of academia, I mean, of course.
• You're in the upper echelons of academia now.
• The safe, comfortable world of academia.
• And so she began, climbing the staircase of Academia.
• Nonetheless, women are still poorly represented at the highest levels of academia.
• I believe that the world of academia, research and universities can also help with this.
• You take the back-stabbing world of academia, throw in a controversial field like geology, you've got real trouble.
• Before Chuck succumbed to the glamours of academia, he did a tour of duty on the old hippie trail.
• As many of you are aware, the world of academia is a rather inward-looking one.
• Game theory has played a significant role in the social sciences, and is now also used in different branches of academia.
• I know that as a scientist, I have information and as a human being, I can communicate with anybody, inside or outside of academia.
• And what is the first rule of academia?
• The aims and objectives of this initiative have been subjected to the prior scrutiny of academia and business, which have brought their expertise in the area of embedded systems to bear on the proposal.
• When I first started talking about this research outside of academia, out with companies and schools, the very first thing they said to never do is to start your talk with a graph.
• The real world is nothing like the world of academia, Glen.
• This should be part of balanced dialogue between that part of Asia and Europe.
• whereas the percentage of women in the top grades of academia rarely exceeds 20 %, and men are three times more likely than women to obtain professorships or equivalent posts,
• whereas the percentage of women in the top grades of academia rarely exceeds 20 %, and men are three times more likely than women to obtain professorships or equivalent posts,