Follow Through (project) - Goals. 1  Follow Through, like Head Start, was enormous in scope, and designed to remedy the fact that poor children tend to do poorly in school.
verb (used with object), conflated, conflating. 1. to fuse into one entity; merge: to conflate dissenting voices into one protest. Origin of conflate. Latin. 1600-1610. 1600-10; < Latin conflÄtus, past participle of conflÄre to fuse together, equivalent to con- con- + flÄre to blow2.
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