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Meanings of putting children in inglês

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Usage of putting children in inglês
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She hated putting children behind bars, no matter what they'd done.
Afternoon delight
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Headteachers are now putting children and communities first.
The Guardian
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The lead researcher, Moira Smith, said such drinks were putting children at risk of obesity and tooth decay.
Radio NZ
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Canberra stands by offshore processing Australia's government has rejected suggestions that it is putting children in unsafe situations.
Radio NZ
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So you end up putting children back into a situation where they're going to put weight on again.
The Guardian
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Routine immunisation programs will grind to a halt, putting children at higher risk of diphtheria, polio and tuberculosis.
Reuters
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Jim had then gone off to doctor a sick horse, and Mrs Urquhart was putting children to bed.
Sisters
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Even though fees for third level are no more, the costs of putting children through university can still be significant.
The Irish Times
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We also have to run the district like a high-functioning school, putting children' not adults-atthe center of every policy.
Ebony
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More fundamentally, we have to reject the idea that putting children in cages can ever be a humane or sensible policy.
The Guardian
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Protesters claimed G4S was putting children as young as 12 in solitary confinement in its prisons.
The Guardian
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A Wellington respite home for mentally ill people is under pressure to move because locals say it's putting children at risk.
Radio NZ
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Nyoda was wrathful at the sight, for if there was one point she felt strongly about it was putting children into mourning.
The Camp Fire Girls at School; Or, The Wohelo Weavers
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For me, education on FGM began long before now, but we are seeing major changes; headteachers are now putting children and communities first.
The Guardian
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It was an inclusive narrative with pioneering research by Joe Duffy, for example, putting children caught in the crossfire squarely in the frame.
The Irish Times
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The same may be said of sucking a rubber nipple, or "pacifier," and all other devices for putting children to sleep.
The Care and Feeding of Children / A Catechism for the Use of Mo...
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