How native speakers pronounce “educated”

we grow out of it. Or rather, we get educated out of it. So why is this?

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Now, case in point, a 2019 KPMG study found in a survey of over 2,000 college-educated women that they were significantly more comfortable taking risks

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throughout their life span. Where they could get educated about the physical changes that happen during puberty,

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not having a lot of resources or information, making some educated guesses and ultimately solving said problem amazingly.

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other teachers who can support you and tell you, "Yes, you deserve care. You are a valuable, educated, wonderful human being. You are not just, you know, Darth Vader dealing with these kids.

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which was clear signs of danger. Her family realized that if anyone had been educated about these signs, her death could have been prevented.

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And if "Where do you come from?" means "Where were you born and raised and educated?" then I'm entirely of that funny little country

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The professor told me that my characters were too much like him, an educated and middle-class man. My characters drove cars.

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I could see he did not trust me one bit. How could an urban, educated woman like the same food as him? Later, I broached the subject with his father,

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random government employees and even their own educated children are literally shouting it down at the indigenous people

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which isn't part of this calculus, which is that young, educated people have been moving to Portland in droves,

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they had a 50-percent increase in college-educated millennials, which is five times what you saw anywhere else

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