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fabric of America
0 Despite possible success and CBS gaining buzzworthy television, I think we still need to make sure our youth, the fabric of America in the future, do not become desensitized even more than they already have been. You’ve all heard the shocking stories about kids doing “this” from game “ABCD” or “that show,” so why add to the list? 02 br
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00 Is "fabric of some country" a common expression? Does it mean youth or kids? 02 br
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0 The "fabric of some country" means the "stuff/material/cloth" from which a country is made 02 br 00 You can say, that looking into the future, that fabric is made by the present youth. 02 br 00 It's a known expression. 0-
- 0 The "fabric of some country" means the "stuff/material/cloth" from which a country is made 02 br 00 You can say, that looking into the future, that fabric is made by the present youth.
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0 The "fabric of some country" means the "stuff/material/cloth" from which a country is made 02 br
00 You can say, that looking into the future, that fabric is made by the present youth. 02 br
00 It's a known expression. 0-
00 You can say, that looking into the future, that fabric is made by the present youth. 02 br
00 It's a known expression. 0-
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