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Catchword for “swirling”
Catchword: swirling
Part of speechn.
The part of speech reflects that used in the full entry, and not necessarily the part of speech as it is used in the quotation below.
Quotation: “One of the phenomena of today’s college student is the term ‘swirling’,” Moss said, which refers to the fact that many students attend more than one college. Moss said that especially with distance learning, students are not limited geographically as to where they enroll.
Article or Document Title:
“State has schools that meet every need”
Author:
Mick Hinton
Article, document, publication, web site:
Daily Oklahoman
Publishing location:
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Date of publication:
Nov. 9, 2003
Page number:
8
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