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Steven Arrigg Koh, whose legal focus is the intersection of U.S. and international criminal law, is the inaugural Marianne D. Short and Ray Skowyra Sesquicentennial Assistant Professor at Boston ...

This probably involved trigonometry, and possibly pi. I never got to grips with that at school, but I suspect a James May maths lesson would sort me out. Other demonstrations veered towards slapstick.