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• “Long before the term blended family was in vogue, she had helped unite two families that had been touched by tragedy.”

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• “Others, particularly in industry-based training, use the term blended learning.”

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• “The term blended learning is also be used to describe arrangements in which conventional, offline and non-electronic based instruction happens to include online tutoring and / or mentoring services.”

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• “Sweeney gained two brothers as part of what she calls her blended family.”

  The Washington Post: Blended families more common, but the 'step' in 'stepmom' still carries a stigma

• “That is why we have what we call blended delivery model, which encompasses onshore, near-shore and offshore engagements from different locations.”

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• “So we do think that the majority of the benefits can be had in what we call a blended strategy with smaller batteries which lowers cost, lower charging time and there is not a need for an external charger.”

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• “San Jose's Rocketship was a pioneer in blended learning -- combining the best on line and on-site learning.”

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• “Google executives have been trying to persuade content owners to make it easier for Google to search and display their shows in blended TV-Web listings.”

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• “I'm talking about the effective use of today's technology to enhance learning, or what insiders are calling 'blended education.”

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• “Amaranto (amaranth) amaranthus hypochondriachus: The seeds of the amaranth plant are used to make the popular candy called alegría, as well as in blended juice drinks and other health-food menu items.”

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