Access to free basic education is a basic human right as all children need to be educated to be able to survive in our world and many kids can't go to school because they must scrounge for the basic necessities of life to help their parents who don't have work and live in squalor in various parts of the world. But calling it free is not quite right as it's expenses must be paid from our taxes so we are still paying for it. On the other hand, there are those well to do people who can pay for private education so may get a better quality of education and/or those who are not rich may still have private school education for those individuals who need special attention like those with a learning disability but such things should be fought for for the public education system.
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"Simon could not buy a sheepskin coat because of a few reasons. The reasons are that the first peasant who owed him rubles was not at his hut and his wife asked Simon to come back next week.
The second peasant swore to Simon that he had no rubles to give him and he would only pay some amount for the shoes Simon had mended for him.
Then, Simon even tried getting the coat on credit, but the shopkeeper did not trust Simon enough. Therefore, Simon was unable to buy a sheepskin coat.
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Before he turned into an insect, Gregor's biggest priority in life was to work hard and pay off his family's debt.
Walk in Their Shoes is the powerful, personal story of Jim Ziolkowski's inspiring mission to change the world one community at a time, hailed by the Dalai Lama as “an inspiring tribute to the power of compassion and education: the keys to leading a meaningful life.”
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A. Key details support the central idea, while minor details are helpful but less important.