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elicit from

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elicit something from someone
to obtain information from someone. I hoped to elicit a statement from the mayor, but I could not reach her. Larry was not able to elicit anything new from Jane.


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00 (pa) Storyteller, musician, folklorist, and teacher Sobol went to English-as-second-language courses, first in Chicago then elsewhere, both to share with young immigrants some of the English-language oral traditions, and to elicit from them folktales from their own cultures and families.
 
 
 
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