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- noun Plural form of
schoolroom .
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Examples
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More than this, I like the cursing of pre-pubescent boys, of children who are just learning that there is a world of language beyond the polite language that is encouraged at home and in schoolrooms, a world of language that is dark and dirty and forbidden and thrilling beyond measure.
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As Mr. Brooks glanced at them and recalled the schoolrooms of the old missions, with their monastic shadows which half hid the gaudy, tinseled saints and flaming or ensanguined hearts upon the walls, he feared that the little waif of Mother Church had not gained any cheerfulness in the exchange.
Trent's Trust, and Other Stories Bret Harte 1869
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He also noted some "encouraging signs" on religious freedom, including a European court ruling that allows crucifixes to remain in Italian schoolrooms.
Washington Post: Breaking News, World, US, DC News & Analysis Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service 2012
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Raised on a Minnesota dairy farm, she was a student teacher in the bare schoolrooms of the Dakotas.
Karen Dalton-Beninato: Dancing Under the Country Club Sprinklers Karen Dalton-Beninato 2011
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Raised on a Minnesota dairy farm, she was a student teacher in the bare schoolrooms of the Dakotas.
Karen Dalton-Beninato: Dancing Under the Country Club Sprinklers Karen Dalton-Beninato 2011
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Homes, schoolrooms, playgrounds, and other places are crumbling as wild nature reclaims the land.
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Homes, schoolrooms, playgrounds, and other places are crumbling as wild nature reclaims the land.
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Or some big-government liberal would have hired 6,000 people to fill potholes or clean up parks or repair schoolrooms.
Doug Molitor: 12 Campaign Slogans for Ragin' Meg Whitman Doug Molitor 2010
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Homes, schoolrooms, playgrounds, and other places are crumbling as wild nature reclaims the land.
Japanese Nuclear Crisis Renews International Safety Concerns 2011
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Raised on a Minnesota dairy farm, she was a student teacher in the bare schoolrooms of the Dakotas.
Karen Dalton-Beninato: Dancing Under the Country Club Sprinklers Karen Dalton-Beninato 2011
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