| In all likelihood, the student will be ill-suited to the demands of a university course, as the ever increasing number of drop-outs shows. | 
 
 
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| School drop-outs, juvenile delinquency, and gang wars were symptoms of underlying social pathology. | 
 
 
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| There's also the issue that at least one of the files is fairly seriously glitchy, with several noticeable drop-outs. | 
 
 
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| If the education system fails in accomplishing that then it is responsible for the delinquents, the drop-outs, the rejects, the youth suicides. | 
 
 
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| The players themselves, the recent college grads and drop-outs, have no idea and no influence over where they will land their first jobs. | 
 
 
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| I can't imagine even the low-class school drop-outs saying that. | 
 
 
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| We're a collective of social drop-outs, people with extreme ways of life. | 
 
 
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| I suppose he has heard that Holt Road and the surrounding streets have become the biggest drop-in centre for drop-outs ever witnessed. | 
 
 
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| Not all of these kicks lead to goalline drop-outs, but it is an avenue coach Brian Noble likes to attack to build pressure. | 
 
 
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| Also included is a verify head that detects drop-outs or a failure of writing the servo pattern onto the servo tracks. | 
 
 
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| Amazingly KIDS was filmed entirely on a hand-held camera, the probing lens exploring a day in the life of young drop-outs in New York. | 
 
 
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| The Indigita chip also makes the Sony hard drive immune to video drop-outs, a common drawback of tape drives. | 
 
 
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| The Sleaze Band regularly toured London where they saw the differences in the lifestyles between the working-class hippies in the north and the wealthy drop-outs in the south. | 
 
 
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| There were no surprise drop-outs, with Thursday's Dante Stakes winner Bonfire still engaged along with the Lingfield Derby Trial winner Main Sequence. | 
 
 
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| A senior Welsh politician resigned last night after sparking outrage by claiming Wales had become a dumping ground for England's oddballs, social misfits and drop-outs. | 
 
 
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| In it the UK's top five grease monkeys, whittled down from a list of one hundred A-level drop-outs, all competed for the most coveted title in the motor industry. | 
 
 
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