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Meanings of american schoolchildren in inglés
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Usage of american schoolchildren in inglés
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And what food, if not pizza, is more beloved by American schoolchildren?
2
I previously said that all American schoolchildren should know about Audie Murphy's heroism.
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He'd murdered, or caused to be murdered, nearly two hundred innocent American schoolchildren.
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As most American schoolchildren could tell you, John Henry was a steel-driving man.
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This "homework gap" affects some 30 percent of American schoolchildren.
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The subjects were chosen from across the country to represent an accurate cross section of American schoolchildren.
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There's a thing that American schoolchildren do.
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It should, however, offer encouragement to the roughly twenty million American schoolchildren being raised by a single parent.
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American schoolchildren began raising money to free slaves, and members of Congress started getting letters from their constituents.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 32 percent of American schoolchildren are overweight or obese.
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In Unruh's telling, the ostensible "success" of Uganda's abstinence program justifies the miseducation of American schoolchildren.
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He wants to see the man who saved all those middle- American schoolchildren from a bunch of ruthless terrorists.
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When I was young, American schoolchildren were taught that North America had originally been occupied by only about one million Indians.
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Like about 30 percent of American schoolchildren-andmore than half the sixth grade class at Alvin Dunn-Lopezhas no Internet access at home.
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Describes how at the end of his life he was mistakenly described as impoverished, and as a result was recipient of monies from American schoolchildren.
This collocation consists of:
American schoolchildren across language varieties
United States of America
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