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drop out of

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drop (someone or something) out of
something and drop someone or something Off to let someone or something fall out of something. She dropped the paper out of the window. Max threatened to drop Lefty out of the open door of the plane. I opened the window and dropped out the caterpillar.
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I strongly suspect this will evolve into just another avenue to encourage a few students to drop out of school.
If this makes sure they don't drop out of the system it has to be good thing.
HALF those who drop out of school aged 16 regret their decision to quit education for good, a poll found yesterday.
 
 
 
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