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- noun Alternative form of
crèche .
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Examples
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Perhaps, conciously or un-conciously, the creche is how the Jedi order protects itse3y4650sckelbo08lwkzzwcq ...
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Now that we have permission for the traditional liturgy that space where the creche is shown is needed for its celebration.
12/01/2003 - 01/01/2004 John 2003
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The creche is now set up at Christmas time near St. Therese's shrine.
12/01/2003 - 01/01/2004 John 2003
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One of my favorite moments in creche because she was walking up behind him to collect him at the time and finally got to see how her Precious Darling really behaved when he thought she wasn’t looking.
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Yesterday, she was abandoned cruelly at the creche, which is remarkably willing to take drop-ins with warning, and adored it.
Linnea's latest ailbhe 2006
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Mandela ended his visit in Brixton at Ons Kleintjie creche, which is also part of the Impilo project.
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The creche was a gift to the White House from Mrs. Charles Engelhard,
White House Christmas Theme Information ITY National Archives 1995
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The creche was a controlled, isolated environment to which only a few specialists-pediatricians and teachers, mostly-had access.
The Forever War Haldeman, Joe 1975
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Tory Christopher Chope presented a petition to the Commons - signed by 470 Parliamentary staff - calling the creche a "reckless waste of taxpayers 'money".
Mirror.co.uk - News 2010
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At least two children and one adult were stabbed to death and up to 20 others were injured in the incident at the center -- also called a creche -- in Dendermonde, northwest of Brussels, Sky News reported Friday.
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