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The orphans
verb
To deprive of parents
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The orphans, they believed, were that mission.
The orphans of Sept. 11 are real.
The Orphans First program, the department said, alerts parents to problems earlier in the process.
"The Orphans' Home Cycle" is, of course, an altogether different experience for Ms. Foote.
The orphans' place in town has changed, both literally and figuratively.
The orphans in question here are 15-year-old Grace and her older sister Lily.
The orphans of Pilanesberg did not have this safety net.
The orphans are then sent to new "fortunate" guardians.
The orphans, the widows, the elderly, the oppressed?
"The orphans there are dreaming of more for their lives.
The orphans in custody of the grandparents presented other challenges.
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