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The first are primarily social in purpose, and afford a place for the children of mothers who have to leave their homes for work.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 14, SLICE 5VARIOUS
Primarily he developed his dancing as something which should make people laugh.
PIECES OF HATEHEYWOOD BROUN
Real humor is primarily human—or divine, to be exact—and after that the fun may follow naturally in its order.
CHIMNEY-POT PAPERSCHARLES S. BROOKS
In some way they conceived the idea that Bones Shadduck was primarily responsible for their humiliation.
THE BOYS OF COLUMBIA HIGH ON THE GRIDIRONGRAHAM B. FORBES
Unfortunately, the twentieth century, so far, has been primarily concerned with the making of noise rather than music.
THE LURE OF THE PENFLORA KLICKMANN
This is primarily due to the provision which places the choice of the executive in "the people's house."
THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOOKS, VOL XII.ARTHUR MEE
It is primarily a sort of morning-room for gentlemen rather than anything else.
THE PRIVATE LIBRARYARTHUR L. HUMPHREYS
Disease, as he viewed it, was primarily the result of abnormal conditions of living.
SWIRLING WATERSMAX RITTENBERG
People, however, sometimes treat the ordinance as though it were their act toward God, and not primarily his act toward them.
BERTHA AND HER BAPTISMNEHEMIAH ADAMS
That is, the quick development of China could have started forty years ago but was prevented, primarily for political reasons.
A HISTORY OF CHINA., [3D ED. REV. AND ENL.]WOLFRAM EBERHARD

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