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Generally speaking, newspapers follow the American way, but conference reports and schoolbooks use the British spelling.

Many such acts were performed with the mother and father outside the door and the girl's bicycle and schoolbooks by the bed.

Generally speaking, newspapers follow the American way, but conference reports and schoolbooks use British spelling.

He, quickly, gathered up his camping gear, a jar of peanut butter, a loaf of bread, a bottle of water, and this time. . . his schoolbooks.

How they won their battles is a story for the schoolbooks, studied by scholars, wrapped in myths by historians and poets.

The work (a new textbook) will doubtless prove a highly popular addition to the list of schoolbooks.

Yet in centralising France, it is teachers who pick schoolbooks, whereas in federalist Germany, it is state bureaucrats.

The demonstrators accused Japan of distorting its wartime past in new schoolbooks .

But don't blame the modern college student because he's spending less time with his schoolbooks.

In the schoolbooks I read as a child in the 1950s and 1960s, Europe was a rosy land of legend.

I examine Mariam's old schoolbooks: they are covered in neat, diligent handwriting.

A large percentage of schoolbooks now has pictures.

I dream that one day, I could escape from the deep sea of thick schoolbooks and lead my own life.

We are waiting for feedback from the students' parents on the new scheme for buying schoolbooks.

these are your new schoolbooks . i took the liberty .

But is this a better use of taxpayers' money than schoolbooks or clinics in what is still a poor country?

A bookstore in Diagon Alley that serves as the primary supplier of schoolbooks for Hogwarts (more. . . )

Savings and Savings Gap--the Doubt about Estimating Criterion of "Savings Gap" in Developing Economics Schoolbooks

where should i go to buy my schoolbooks