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For Chinese viewers this week, Monday meant not light entertainment but a crash course in manufacturing Christmas decorations, plastic straws and green tea.

Bart's counselor suggested that he take a crash course in auto mechanics before he apply for a job at a local repair shop.

Recruitment has been hugely cranked up, attrition rates are well down, and recruits now gets a crash course in basic literacy and numeracy—many, the foreign instructors find, cannot even count.

I did a 15-week crash course in typing.

They were mostly young men with just a crash course in how to fire a gun.

This experience will give you a photography crash course on how to get started with a digital SLR camera.

Jen Pan, a Chinese-language teacher dressed in black pants with floral designs at the cuffs, then ran the group through a crash course on Chinese culture.

The judges, mostly from Maryland and Ohio, got a crash course in nanotechnology, synthetic biology and environmental biotechnology-all subjects they may have to tangle with in highly technical cases.

I took a crash course in Portuguese before my new job starts in Brazil.

Tomorrow I will be in Slovakia, so have to stop writing now and find time for a crash course in the language.

And though there is not enough time on a five minute podcast to do justice to non-profit selling skills, here is a Quick and Dirty crash course in selling.

With the World Bank Institute last year, we created a ten-week crash course in changing the world, called Evoke.

Over the last few pages, this article gave you a crash course in how to use the MediaWiki API to retrieve and integrate information from Wikipedia with your PHP web application.

To understand their experiments, we first need a crash course in genes and embryos.I'll try to make it quick.

A group of girls gave Wolfowitz a crash course in reassembling televisions.

He only took a crash course in sailing so I don't think he likes to sail too far from the shore.

They should take some crash courses to catch up with their classmates.