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course through

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course through something
to run, race, or flow rapidly through something. I believe, sometimes, that ice water courses through your veins. No, perfectly red blood courses through them.
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[9] Where the library cannot offer courses and library faculty do not wish to offer a discipline-specific IL course through an academic department, offering the course through first-year or university seminar programs may be another option.
Discipline-specific information literacy courses by Manuel, Kate / Academic Exchange Quarterly
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