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Hilarius
Also Hil·a·rus
[hi-lair-ee-uhs]
noun
Saint, died a.d. 468, pope 461–468.
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Hilarius Dwi Ari Setiawan, 11, a Kenalan sixth-grader, did not own a device, so his father, Noor Cahya Dwiwandaru, a farmer, took out a loan to buy an $85 phone.
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“The children get stressed with this situation,” said Vincentia Orisa Ratih Prastiwi, Hilarius’s teacher.
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To download Hilarius’s lessons, he stops work and rides his motorbike to the nearby village, where the signal is better.
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One morning a week, Ms. Ratih, 27, meets Hilarius and four classmates for in-person lessons at one of their homes.
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For example, Hilarius Gilges, who was mixed race, was a Communist and anti-Nazi agitator.
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