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innumerate

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innumerate
having neither knowledge nor understanding of mathematics or science


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But it is failing hundreds of thousands of teenagers much earlier, and this army of innumerate and illiterate - and therefore essentially unemployable - youngsters is growing inexorably.
We all know Biffo is no oil paining, he knows that himself and he is well used by being caricatured, indeed hardly a day goes by without him or his innumerate Finance Minister being lampooned by Martyn Turner's cartoons.
The long-term costs of youngsters leaving school innumerate could be as much as pounds 44,000 per person up to the age of 37, according to the report by accountants KPMG.
 
 
 
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