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seek , one-fourth; fourth; one-quarter; quarter; fourth part; twenty-five percent; quartern , make sleepy, make tired, make lazy, do one's duty, do one's, to feel a tightness in one's chest; to feel a weight upon one's chest, cope; get by; make out; make do; contend; grapple; deal; manage, to use whatever resources are at one’s disposal, to make use of one’s assets to achieve a goal, Is Haitian Creole a language? , deal with someone (positively or negatively), to get rid of, eliminate; to look after someone.'s needs, to take care of, every , fulfill, fulfill words, slave , one's heart goes out to, to give up, admit defeat; to come down (off one's high horse); to cool off; to take it easy, keep cool; to retract, pull back; to back out of a promise, back down, to shove out, chase out, to evict; to clear out, leave, I will make you follow the rules / I'll make you walk according to the rules, make , to make an attempt, try, look around (for job etc.); to make periodic rotation.
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Jwèt timoun tan lontan ak distraksyon jodi a: avantaj ak enkonvényan Fè jwèt gen yon kokenchenn enpòtans nan devlopman timoun. Li ofri anpil byenfè emosyonèl, kognitif ak sosyal. Ann konpare avantaj ak enkonvényan jwèt tan lontan yo ak distraksyon jodi a
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