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The phrase "at orphanages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to activities, events, or situations that take place in orphanages.
Example: "Volunteers often spend their weekends at orphanages, helping to care for the children."
Alternatives: "in orphanages" or "within orphanages".
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At orphanages and preschools, children sing songs about "trusting the Great Leader".
Members occasionally volunteer at orphanages and at homeless shelters, passing out party favors while dressed in superhero outfits.
Flowers called for an end to volunteer placements at orphanages, instead directing foreigners to community and education projects.
She taught at orphanages in Nepal and also spent time in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Costa Rica.
Things are so bad that parents are leaving their children at orphanages because they can't afford to feed them.
Impoverished women in 18th-century Britain who dropped off babies at orphanages often left textiles and trinkets tucked amid the swaddling.
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The system's stagnation can be seen at Orphanage No. 11, which houses 45 to 50 children.
It is fact and fable: last month, the Christian Science Monitor reported that Mother Teresa was not actually at that orphanage at the time of Cindy McCain's visit.
Sent to live at an orphanage at age four, Juan Gabriel's rags-to-riches story was as well-known as his glittery outfits and his unrelentingly romantic lyrics.
The child remained at the orphanage at follow-up in late 2000.
Of the 17,322 children at registered orphanages in Myanmar, only 27% are actual orphans, Unicef found.
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