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Meanings of first form in English

First year of secondary education in some educational systems.

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      1
      The first form, which is better studied, is known as Batesian mimicry.
      The Guardian
      2
      Theodore who sat on the first form was one of the five.
      Married
      3
      Remember how easily the first form melted through the faceplate of Kane's helmet?
      The Complete Alien Omnibus
      4
      Thus, in its first form the story was the product of conscious intention.
      From Ritual to Romance
      5
      That is the first form of the dweller on the threshold.
      An Introduction to Yoga
      6
      Two copies of the first form, and you're an average heterosexual.
      Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation
      7
      Why, our desks were next each other in the first form.
      The Nabob
      8
      Did you tell the first form boarders to bet on me?
      The power of one
      9
      I'll hold the first form and tear down the front page.
      The Monster
      10
      Poetry is the first form of literary expression among all peoples.
      General History for Colleges and High Schools
      11
      The first form of this weapon tried, the mitrailleuse, was not very successful.
      History of the Gatling Gun Detachment, Fifth Army Corps, at Sant...
      12
      An aristocracy, of course, is naturally the first form of government.
      A Vindication of the Rights of Woman / With Strictures on Politi...
      13
      The first form was a long, straight, tapering shell, sometimes several feet long.
      The Story of Evolution
      14
      This is all baiting, and baiting is the first form of fascism, he said.
      Reuters
      15
      The first form of charity comes in great measure from a love of self.
      The Elements of Character
      16
      The assignat in this first form was an {97} inchoate mortgage bond.
      The French Revolution: A Short History
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