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orphans <an orphan; orphans> N

orphans
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orphan VB

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orphan <an orphan; orphans> N

orphan ADJ

orphan VB (relations)

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orphan N (relations)

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orphan process COMPUT

orphan sponsor REL

orphan sponsorship REL

orphan supporter REL

cause to become an orphan VB

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They devote themselves to teaching, nursing, visiting the poor and taking care of orphans, the old and infirm, and the insane.
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The third tithe was used to support the indigent, widows, and orphans - distribution was decided privately at the discretion of the ministry.
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The hospital there used to a charity organization for the very old, the poor, orphans, the homeless, the sick.
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They also take action against historical revisionists, for reparations for victims, and in support of spouses and orphans.
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They continued to take in orphans, but few stayed past the end of their indentures.
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They were rice-farmers and both had grown up as fatherless orphans.
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Soon the money was raised and a new orphanage was built, becoming a day center for community seniors in addition to remaining a home for orphans.
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Coming from humble origins, she was loathed by the elite but adored by the poor for her work with the sick, elderly, and orphans.
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He would be paid by the parish to teach orphans or paupers the craft.
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She is patroness of the unfortunate, especially orphans.
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