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Definitions for graduating
grad·u·at·ing
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Graduating
of Graduate
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of graduating in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of graduating in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3
Examples of graduating in a Sentence
I went to seminary, graduating in 2001 while serving in the reserves and later joined the Air Force as a chaplain endorsed by the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, i commissioned as a chaplain in 2007 because I wanted to use my military experience to serve our great men and women in uniform.
Students are graduating from college with very bleak job prospects and, in most cases, very high debt.
Dem building church and universities, deceiving the people continually, graduating thieves and murderers, sucking the blood of the sufferers. I say, tell the people the truth. Ras cardo reasoning lyrics shared with bob marley about- babylon system.
You see transformational activities in education that have taken place from time to time in the U.S. Like the end of the Second World War, for instance, they made high school mandatory, which opened up that option for a large number of students. It was transformative and led partially to America’s preeminence in the 20th century, i think the story of these six kids graduating now brings it home. Overwhelmingly it’s the children of color, who come from low-income backgrounds who a lot of people are not betting on.
To each class we had to take our chair or stool along, we got our diploma in Poston, we were the first graduating class.
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