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academic
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related to school
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analysis
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identification
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assist
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help
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bonded
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paid
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child specialization
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a family with some children who go to school and others who work
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decades
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tens of years
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desperately
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extremely
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employment
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work
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encouraged
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gave support and confidence to
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exports
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goods sent to another country
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financed
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paid for
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founder
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the person who started an organization
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horrific
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shocking
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household
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family
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ignorance
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lack of education
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income
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money paid for work
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inspects
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looks at carefully
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label
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the tag that says where a product came from
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laborers
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workers
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loom
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a machine used to make rugs
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manual
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using the hands
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migration
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movement from one area to another
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outrage
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anger
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poverty
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being poor
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repetitive
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repeating
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reunite
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to put together again
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revenge
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to do something bad to someone that did something bad to you
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rights
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privileges
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rugs
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carpets
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slaves
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workers who receive no pay and are not free to leave
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standards
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models
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status
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rank in relation to others
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survive
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to continue to live
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sweatshop
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a factory where people work for long hours for little pay
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tradition
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a custom
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traditional
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usual; established
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vocational
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related to a skill or careeer
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