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brought up
pinalaki ko ang aking sarili
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brought up a table
namamaalam
Last Update: 2022-06-16
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she was brought up by her aunt.
pinalaki siya ng kanyang tiyahin.
Last Update: 2014-02-01
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she brought up her children to be truthful.
pinalaki niya ang kanyang mga anak nang matapat.
Last Update: 2014-02-01
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i can't even believe it brought up these stupid questions.
hindi nga ako makapaniwala kung bakit ko pa tinanong lahat iyon.
Last Update: 2016-10-27
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i have got to understand them now, because i have had advantage of being brought up in england
i have got to understand them now, because i have had advantage of being raised up in england.
Last Update: 2024-01-21
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what is your stand on the issue of lgbtq (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer) as we were brought up in a religious
Last Update: 2020-11-23
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technology is one of the key changes across generations, and the way individuals use technology to communicate is particularly significant. for example, boomers grew up during the rise of television, an invention which dramatically shifted people’s lifestyles and the way that people around the world connect and share information. similarly, millennials grew up in the age of the internet, which brought social media, video chat, and other new communication tools that keep people in constant communication. the biggest difference in how these technologies are used across generations has a lot to do with when people come of age. while millennials adjusted and adapted to a new era of mobile technology, gen z take these tools for granted, as technology has been a given part of the social fabric in the united states since they were kids. in order to manage safety and security for gen z on college or university campus, it’s important to understand the implications of a generation “tuned in” to technology. by the time gen z was 10 years old, mobile phone technology and wifi were already the predominant modes of communication in the united states. gen z is made up of tech-savvy, “digital natives” - meaning they were brought up in the age of technology, rather than introduced to it as an adult. as a college or university students, gen z are likely to prefer the speedy communication style that mobile technology and social media enables. for campus safety managers, understanding communication styles can make an enormous difference when it comes to implementing an effective emergency response plan.
Last Update: 2021-02-22
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