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Meanings of educate a child in English

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Usage of educate a child in English
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Education for all, boys and girls equally, is commanded as a religious duty-thechildless should educate a child.
The Reconciliation of Races and Religions
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Their ability to care, nurture and educate a child must be limited by the best interest of a child.
Independent.ie
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This is not extra money -this is what it takes to educate a child. Joyce's office was contacted for comment.
The Guardian
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Parents too poor to educate a child born with Affinity might consider themselves lucky to sell the child to a Power-worker.
King rolen's kin: the uncrowned king
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For as we educate a child, so he grows up, and a theatrical audience is equally subject to the effects of training.
Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt — Volume 1
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Mrs. Davenport decided that the wiser way was to educate a child to be self-reliant and fearless, trusting to God's guardianship and protection.
A Little Florida Lady
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That old story comes back, it takes a village to raise a child - well it takes a community to educate a child as well.
Radio NZ
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It costs €38,800 to educate a child to tertiary level with parents picking up most of the tab, new research says.
The Irish Times
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The cost of educating a child at an international school varies considerably, depending on location.
The Irish Times
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Then with great, deliberate slowness-asif educating a child of unpromising perspicacity-hepointed at Caine.
Fire With Fire
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That's what it takes to educate a children, according to the benchmarks from kinder to year 12.
The Guardian
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"I know no more sacred duty than to rear and educate a child."
Beethoven, the Man and the Artist, as Revealed in His Own Words
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The average cost of educating a child to third level can add up to €60,000, according to research published today.
The Irish Times
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Compare this to the fact that the average cost of educating a child in a public school is less than one-quarter that amount (R32,000).
The South African
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