Throughout the world, 1 out of 6 children of secondary school age is still in primary school. The poorer a childâs household, the less likely the child is to attend secondary school.n sub-Saharan Africa, that number drops to less than 30 per cent. In this region, substantially more secondary school-age children attend primary school than attend secondary school; only 1 out of 4 children of secondary school age actually attends secondary school.
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Advertisement. As copyright lawyer Lloyd Jassin explained to me, itâs hard to argue with the NMPA: âReproducing, distributing and displaying lyrics online without permission of the copyright owner, for commercial purposes, is a blatant infringement.â Even the guys behind Rap Genius donât seem to be disputing the claim.he âknowledge projectâ Zechory speaks of is precisely what sets Rap Genius apart from many other lyric databases: Its interactive interface prompts users to annotate individual lyrics (which are sometimes verified by the rappers themselves). Zechory lays out the distinction even further in his statement: