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1 Fore   | students from the upper middle class and from economically stable
2   7,172| organise such activities after class, on weekends, or during
3 Notes  |     the children in the lowest class, or how warmly he exhorted
4 Notes  |    number of faults. The whole class should never be punished
5 Notes  |   Circulars, 1975, p. 192~5.15 Class preparation~Although the
6 Notes  |      students move up from one class into the next, it becomes
7 Notes  |      common regulations of the class and that there will be no
8 Notes  |  idolatry: of money, ideology, class, technology.~I have wished
9 Notes  |  school’s facilities. A single class was quite inadequate, he