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charities <a charity; charities> N

charity <a charity; charities> N

charity

charity bazaar ECON

charity school ECON

give charity VB

philanthropic charity

practice charity VB (regular)

act of charity ECON

charity begins at home

charity festival or carnival

charity performance or event

give alms or charity VB

ask for alms or charity VB

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Many wealthy citizens, pensioners, local councils and charities were dealt a heavy blow by the ruling.
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Those who donate should consider and choose carefully where their money goessome charities are more deserving than others.
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Rewards are paid out to charities or parking offender rehabilitation programs.
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Charity fraud not only includes fictitious charities but also deceitful business acts.
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I would not permit the covetous and hard-hearted creditor to drive his unfortunate debtor, naked and penniless, out upon the cold charities of an inhospitable world.
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He has assiduously criticised aid agencies and charities for what he says is their ineffectiveness and collusion with corruption.
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Churches, unions, and charities attempted to Americanize the new immigrants both formally through structured programs and informally at work through the environment created by management.
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A cancer specialist who fabricated scientific data in order to deceive charities into providing funding has been banned from practising medicine.
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The parochial charities produce about 55 per annum.
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Together, the charities dispose of a volunteer base of over 100,000 persons.
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