A surface, usually resting on cupboards or drawers that can be used to work on. Usually in a kitchen.
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Examples for "return"
Examples for "return"
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We'll return early next year with a new company and new toys.
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No difference was found according to return to work 1 year postsurgery.
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I think we need an opportunity to return home at one point.
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Air New Zealand is currently operating 16 return international services a week.
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She will return to work in Paris early in the new year.
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Experts believe that four major factors are sparking the exchange rate comeback.
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We're seeing increased legislation, and directly in response, we're seeing species comeback.
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It's easy to say that the times suit a Midnight Oil comeback.
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Their appeal is pending, which allowed Flosse to consider his political comeback.
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A smaller lineup, along with Caldwell-Pope's late eruption, made the comeback possible.
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The role of this step for viral replication remains an open question.
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Results were tested for replication in a second cohort including 32 patients.
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Therefore, during replication, several events are usually buffered in the relay log.
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A replication study is needed before further conclusions can be drawn, however.
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But, of course, the replication of organisms does not happen instantaneously either.
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However, Malema's right-hand-man also used a highly-contentious term in his stinging retort.
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Theism might almost retort the apologue of the specter of the Brocken.
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Here's the best of a very damning retort towards the Public Protector.
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His face fell at the retort; then he broke into a laugh.
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I was prepared for this and had already thought of my retort.
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And in the presence of the servant she dared make no rejoinder.
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May has the perfect rejoinder: there is nothing tougher than threatening no-deal.
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Looking very demure, the men made some rejoinder; and he went on.
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Mrs. Falconer made no rejoinder; she was too poignantly saying to herself:
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On the following day I received the annexed rejoinder from Lord Byron:-
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Yet that was their high point, a brief riposte amid incessant pressure.
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The prime minister's obvious riposte would be to call a second election.
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His comments were seen as a riposte to the current US administration.
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In a sense, Robertson says, this novel is a riposte to that.
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I'd be ever so grateful? A few rough chuckles acknowledged Hudson's riposte.
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Their colleagues in Congress hope to counter the new rules with legislation.
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An over-the-counter equity market, the New Third Board, saw a similar fate.
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His book is a case study of a counter-insurgency war gone wrong.
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Israel takes in droves of Palestinian refugees fleeing the counter-humanist Palestinian laws.
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PwC partner David Stebbings advised companies to monitor bank counter-party risk daily.
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For once, it wasn't just pillow talk-orcounter talk, in this case.
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Her government has also set up police units to conduct counter-terrorism operations.
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St Mirren are good on the counter attack with a good striker.
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We need a religious counter-attack, not just a political or military one.
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Fifty years ago today, the counter-cultural whirlwind that was the Beatles ended.
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We have seen counter-terrorism legislation used for extensive surveillance of peaceful protesters.
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To counter those concerns, the outreach group conducted a public education campaign.
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United's best hope of any attack at speed was on the counter.
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He also says GE runs counter to New Zealand's global marketing position.
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His guitar added texture and counter melody which made good songs great.
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A new Middle East war runs counter to everything Obama is about.
