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    The document discusses a study that found rural children were less likely to be exclusively attending either school or work, but more likely to combine both school and work compared to urban children. Urban children were found to combine school and work four times less than rural children. The study recommended policies be formulated that consider the balance between children who combine work and school and those who do not.

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    The document discusses a study that found rural children were less likely to be exclusively attending either school or work, but more likely to combine both school and work compared to urban children. Urban children were found to combine school and work four times less than rural children. The study recommended policies be formulated that consider the balance between children who combine work and school and those who do not.

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    The document discusses a study that found rural children were less likely to be exclusively attending either school or work, but more likely to combine both school and work compared to urban children. Urban children were found to combine school and work four times less than rural children. The study recommended policies be formulated that consider the balance between children who combine work and school and those who do not.

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    e less likely to be working exclusively and attending neither school nor work; however, they

    had a higher probability of combining both school and work. Urban children were found to

    combine school and work four times less likely compared to their rural counterparts. The study

    recommended that policy makers formulate policies which would factor education

    nsion between children who combine work and school and those
    who d

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