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Article: Baa baa black sheep, how much shall we charge for a bag of wool?
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- The Sunday Telegraph London
- Article date:
- January 7, 2007
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WHEN QIAO QIAN sits down to dinner with her parents after another
hard day's study at college, she is able to discourse on everything
from economics to astronomy. The four-year-old from Shanghai cannot
only spell "precocious'' correctly, she is herself the embodiment of
early child development. She is one of more than 3,000 Chinese
children aged from three to six studying for an "early'' MBA, as the
country's one-child policy and rising middle class incomes put
pressure on parents to produce a genius. An exceptional early
education and an early introduction to the world of business are seen
as the best ways to ensure that a child stands out from the millions
of graduates who annually make ...
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Article: Baa, baa, black sheep.(Poem)
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... ... ve heard this rhyme before: Baa, baa, black sheep, Have you any wool? Yes ... how to pronounce the words.) Baa, baa, vita lamm, (beh, beh, VEE ... The Swedish version says: Baa, baa, white lamb, have you any wool ...
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