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Перевод: prep.

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Тезаурус:

1. Anti-clockwise from above: at home with a Lo Lifer - respect to Ice Cube and Polo's teddy bear logo; Superia's album charts his penchant for Lauren gear; straight outta the Ivy League - Brooklyners Anthony, Danny and Superia doff the godfather of prep; graffiti on the projects
2. Indeed, how could I ever go back to Bristol without having done my prep ?
3. Although prep schools are likely to be fiercely competitive they co-operate together through ISIS for joint marketing and public relations exercises.
4. One of the effects is that a survey of a range of prep school publicity material revealed nothing in the way of knocking copy aimed at other schools within or outside the private sector.
5. This has widened to incorporate guest speakers, and a request to the nurse education manager to present a session on PREP has resulted in nursing home staff being invited to scheduled seminars in the nurse education centre.
6. They were pals since tots, from prep school; and Gloria's father also a doctor - it somehow lent a bond.
7. "Social services wouldn't dream of institutionalising a child at six, yet in this country parents do just that by sending many boys of that age to prep school."
8. Many prep schools use small classes as their trump card in their marketing campaigns rightly claiming that small classes allow each child to have a big slice of teacher time.
9. It was a bland, filling diet of the sort he liked and remembered from his prep school.
10. REMITTANCE MAN emerged from his Huntingdon prep race yesterday as 5-;4 favourite for the King George at Kempton.
11. Prep schools, in particular, were in trouble trying to match the State sector's 7 per cent pay rise for teachers.
12. He should have gone away to prep school at eight, but Claudia didn't want him to feel rejected just because there was a baby half-sister, so he stayed at home.
13. The first true prep schools were started in the nineteenth century, in the confused wake of the great public schools.