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" Gracies's brought up by her grandma"
" Gracies's raised up by her grandma".
Do both have the same meaning?
" Gracies's brought up by her grandma"
" Gracies's raised up by her grandma".
Do both have the same meaning?
" Gracies's raised up by her grandma".
Do both have the same meaning?
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- Gracie was brought up by her grandma.
- Gracie was raised by her grandma.
These have essentially the same meaning.
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- Inglés (UK)
- Gracie was brought up by her grandma.
- Gracie was raised by her grandma.
These have essentially the same meaning.
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