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ascertain something from someone or something

to find out or learn with certainty information from someone or something. I need to ascertain some facts from you. A few facts have been ascertained from the interview.

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A career awareness survey was given to sixth-grade students (n=107) at a private co-educational metropolitan school, to test job preferences and to ascertain from what sources students gained occupational information and which of these were most influential in their choices. Occupational aspirations of sixth-grade children. (Careers/transition) by Dilley, Sue / Youth Studies Australia More results

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A career awareness survey was given to sixth-grade students (n=107) at a private co-educational metropolitan school, to test job preferences and to ascertain from what sources students gained occupational information and which of these were most influential in their choices.

Occupational aspirations of sixth-grade children. (Careers/transition) by Dilley, Sue / Youth Studies Australia

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