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  • noun Plural form of schoolbook.

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Examples

  • There was a post a week or so ago about whether the Texas Board was right to have Hayek included in schoolbooks along with other econ greats.

    The Volokh Conspiracy » Thanks, Google: 2010

  • Poems and songs and stories of such childhoods abound in schoolbooks of the 19th century.

    A Rich Home Life 2007

  • Poems and songs and stories of such childhoods abound in schoolbooks of the 19th century.

    Archive 2007-12-01 2007

  • Not surprisingly, a great many of the most egregious historical errors in Asian schoolbooks stem from these countries 'authoritarian beginnings.

    At War With History 2007

  • The village was at the origin of a rebellion against the British during the opium wars in 1841 (a story that is taught in Chinese schoolbooks), and by 1999 it was at the epicenter of an epidemic of crime and drug addiction, to say nothing of SARS, which struck southern China with its greatest intensity in

    GreenCine Daily 2009

  • The village was at the origin of a rebellion against the British during the opium wars in 1841 (a story that is taught in Chinese schoolbooks), and by 1999 it was at the epicenter of an epidemic of crime and drug addiction, to say nothing of SARS, which struck southern China with its greatest intensity in

    GreenCine Daily 2009

  • The village was at the origin of a rebellion against the British during the opium wars in 1841 (a story that is taught in Chinese schoolbooks), and by 1999 it was at the epicenter of an epidemic of crime and drug addiction, to say nothing of SARS, which struck southern China with its greatest intensity in

    GreenCine Daily 2009

  • The village was at the origin of a rebellion against the British during the opium wars in 1841 (a story that is taught in Chinese schoolbooks), and by 1999 it was at the epicenter of an epidemic of crime and drug addiction, to say nothing of SARS, which struck southern China with its greatest intensity in

    GreenCine Daily 2009

  • This has resulted in schoolbooks which teachers think children like, but in fact they don’t understand or like.

    C is for Coursebook (by Lindsay Clandfield) « An A-Z of ELT 2010

  • It may not produce as much oxygen as before, but it isn't a barren wasteland that gets printed so neatly in schoolbooks.

    warming-gate 2009

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