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Social welfare programs

government or organization-led initiatives designed to provide financial, material, or service-based assistance to individuals and families in need

<p>government or organization-led initiatives designed to provide financial, material, or service-based assistance to individuals and families in need</p>
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in relation to

commonly used to indicate a connection, comparison, or context between two or more things.

"She is tall in relation to her peers."

<p>commonly used to indicate a connection, comparison, or context between two or more things.<br><br>"She is tall in relation to her peers."</p>
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on account of

means "because of" or "due to."

"The flight was delayed on account of bad weather."

<p>means "because of" or "due to."<br><br>"The flight was delayed on account of bad weather."</p>
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brought about

means "caused" or "resulted in."

"The Industrial Revolution brought about significant changes in manufacturing and transportation."

<p>means "caused" or "resulted in."<br><br>"The Industrial Revolution brought about significant changes in manufacturing and transportation."</p>
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owing to

means "because of" or "due to." This phrase is often seen in formal or written English.

"There was a delay at the airport owing to a technical issue"

<p>means "because of" or "due to." This phrase is often seen in formal or written English.<br><br>"There was a delay at the airport owing to a technical issue"</p>
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has given rise to

means "has caused" or "has led to."

"Deforestation has given rise to a decline in biodiversity"

<p>means "has caused" or "has led to."<br><br>"Deforestation has given rise to a decline in biodiversity"</p>
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Equip individuals with skills

Provide individuals with necessary skills

"By equipping individuals with skills, governments can address issues such as unemployment and poverty more effectively."

<p>Provide individuals with necessary skills<br><br>"By equipping individuals with skills, governments can address issues such as unemployment and poverty more effectively."</p>
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Cultivate understanding and tolerance

Nurture a spirit of tolerance and cooperation

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Safeguarding

to protect people, systems, or things from harm, danger, or undesirable outcomes

"The school implements strict safeguarding policies to protect children from harm"

<p>to protect people, systems, or things from harm, danger, or undesirable outcomes<br><br>"The school implements strict safeguarding policies to protect children from harm"</p>
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populace

people living in a particular area, region, or country, often considered as a collective group. It is a synonym for "population".

"The candidate gained the support of the populace by addressing their economic concerns."

<p>people living in a particular area, region, or country, often considered as a collective group. It is a synonym for "population".<br><br>"The candidate gained the support of the populace by addressing their economic concerns."</p>
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Foster societal progress

refers to encouraging and promoting advancements that lead to an improved quality of life, greater equality, and better opportunities for all members of society.

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overemphasis

giving too much importance, attention, or focus to something, often at the expense of other equally or more important aspects.

"An overemphasis on standardized testing can undermine creativity and critical thinking skills in students."

<p>giving too much importance, attention, or focus to something, often at the expense of other equally or more important aspects.<br><br>"An overemphasis on standardized testing can undermine creativity and critical thinking skills in students."</p>
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top-tier institutions

organizations, typically in education, business, or research, that are recognized for their exceptional standards, reputation, and performance

Examples: Harvard University, Stanford University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

<p>organizations, typically in education, business, or research, that are recognized for their exceptional standards, reputation, and performance<br><br>Examples: Harvard University, Stanford University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)</p>
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traditional institutions

long-established organizations, structures, or systems that play a significant role in society, culture, or governance

Examples: Schools, colleges, universities, mosques and temples

<p>long-established organizations, structures, or systems that play a significant role in society, culture, or governance<br><br>Examples: Schools, colleges, universities, mosques and temples</p>
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high drop-out rates

a significant proportion of individuals leaving a program, institution, or system before completing their intended course or goal

<p>a significant proportion of individuals leaving a program, institution, or system before completing their intended course or goal</p>
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graduate diplomas

specialized academic qualifications typically offered at the postgraduate level

<p>specialized academic qualifications typically offered at the postgraduate level</p>
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indebted

being in a state of owing something to someone, either literally or figuratively

"He is deeply indebted to the bank for his mortgage."

<p>being in a state of owing something to someone, either literally or figuratively<br><br>"He is deeply indebted to the bank for his mortgage."</p>
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ever-escalating

something that is continuously increasing, intensifying, or becoming more severe over time, often in a way that is difficult to control or stop

"The ever-escalating levels of pollution pose a serious threat to global health."

<p>something that is continuously increasing, intensifying, or becoming more severe over time, often in a way that is difficult to control or stop<br><br>"The ever-escalating levels of pollution pose a serious threat to global health."</p>
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Surface learning

a learning approach characterized by focusing on basic facts, memorization, and rote learning, often with minimal understanding of the underlying concepts.

<p>a learning approach characterized by focusing on basic facts, memorization, and rote learning, often with minimal understanding of the underlying concepts.</p>