The final event, should they make it, and many drop out before this stage, is the showjumping.
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Many who drop out of top-tier colleges might have thrived at slightly less competitive ones.
Like other professions with notoriously "leaky pipelines, " many women drop out of architecture during the onerous final stages.
In other European countries many mothers drop out of formal work for a few years after childbirth but then return.
Many children drop out of school before completing a full primary cycle.
Many Latinos drop out before collecting a high-school diploma.
This not only increases the cost of getting a diploma--it leads many students to drop out of college altogether.
Barbara Bruns, an economist at the World Bank who has written a book about Brazilian schools, praises the system, created over the past 15 years, of rating schools on how much students learn and how many of them drop out or repeat grades.
But that would be controversial, and probably unsuccessful, given that many black pupils already drop out.
They will not bear the additional cost of feathers sticking and functioning inefficiently, and many such birds will drop out on their way north.
In too many schools too many of our children still drop out without hope, without vision for the future.
Size and duration add new risks to the study, because many patients are likely to drop out before the data are in.
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The latest unemployment figures show that, despite a drop in the number of people out of work, many people are still looking for a job.
Most of the rest are shunted off into special schools for the mentally disabled or else drop out of normal school before they are 15 years old, many of them defeated by bullying and homework that is hard to finish in cold and unlit homes.
That brings me to the second momentous conclusion of Mr Fisher's admission that a 6.5% drop in residency can wipe out profits - which is that (many would argue) it is far too risky a basis to run a company charged with looking after the welfare of 31, 000 vulnerable elderly people.
How many highly paid fund managers go into a cheap furniture enterprise or drop in to drink at the out of town locations of a pub chain?
In the days immediately following Iowa and New Hampshire, many political observers predict that several candidates who perform worse than expected, or worse than they expected, could drop out of the race.
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