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pauper
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pauper
(formerly) a destitute person supported by public charity


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Does the Government want to pauperise as many of us as possible, to bribe us into docility with offers of desperately-needed "benefits"?
Why are we poor souls paying for the pensions of others? by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
As he said when dedicating the Pittsburgh Public Library in 1895 There is nothing here that can tend to pauperise, for there is neither trace nor taint of charity; nothing which will help any man who does not help himself; nothing is given here for nothing.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES by Crook, Edgar / Australasian Public Libraries and Information Services
To this sequence of events, "pose-colonial African leaders proceeded to pauperise their respective patches.
Software problems in the African Renaissance process by Biko, Femi / New African
 
 
 
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