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dropout

noun as in unconventional person

noun as in someone who gives up

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The dropout rate of first-year health and science T-level students was even higher at 31%, according to a report from the Education Policy Institute.

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The dropout rate of first-year health and science students was 31%, the report said.

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Because he was a gang dropout, he was considered a likely target of violence and was housed alone.

But, with dropout rates at about 50% and concern about low pay, there is a lot to consider when weighing up whether or not it is for you.

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One can hear the wonder still evident in his voice when he recalls the improbable trajectory of the soft-spoken grade-school dropout who left this place behind and became a baseball icon.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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