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Significats de crying en anglès
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Examples for "rank"
Examples for "rank"
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Several of the new Latin American projects rank among Miami's most ambitious.
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Earlier this month, Trump sought to underscore his support among rank-and-file soldiers.
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Recent years have witnessed intense development of randomized methods for low-rank approximation.
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It would rank second to National Australia Bank NAB.AX by asset value.
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Germany does not rank among the top 10 countries for Facebook users.
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Several security protocols were overlooked during this supposed gross abuse of power.
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Durham police decided he had a case to answer for gross misconduct.
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Rising apparel costs could also weigh on Sears' gross margins next year.
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Similar, limited areas of gross deprivation are identified within our major cities.
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The street value of the drugs trafficked far exceeds gross national product.
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The glaring sand shimmered in the heat of the flaming Egyptian sun.
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However, it wasn't some glaring error made by the 25-year-old beauty company.
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So far, GoldenEye shows no signs of containing such a glaring error.
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Apart from these glaring problems, everything else about this product is amazing.
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The morning sun was now hot and glaring in the eastern sky.
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He said Ms Murray's actions were in flagrant disregard of that trust.
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Fines are being handed out to the city's most flagrant water consumers.
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Usurers were the open representatives of flagrant covetousness in all the ages.
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Tracy stared down the long table with a look of flagrant disrespect.
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Still more flagrant were his machinations in the present troubles of France.
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Schneiderman said the most egregious of the products were those targeting children.
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There was a blubber from the egregious old woman in the threshold.
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Quotes of the week The behaviour is just egregious and reprehensible .
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The most egregious is the physical shortage of swabs and test tubes.
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Alistair would no doubt obtain a retraction of the more egregious charges.
Ús de crying en anglès
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She thought she heard another sound too: muffled voices crying for help.
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Ms Webber said about a week after leaving, Karlie called her crying.
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Sean had to watch what he said in case he started crying.
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My second crying fit came three or four days after the funeral.
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There was a great, long moment of hugging, laughing, crying, and beeping.
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Ms Rankin said she has been crying since she got the news.
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Then she won't use up strength she needs for growing with crying.
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The author and the publisher are interested in crying up the book.
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You know how people do that when they're crying? I ask Eric.
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Don't let him see the baby or perhaps... perhaps he'll start crying.
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But these problems are crying out for attention, whatever happens on Brexit.
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One told the meeting: I have seen people crying at boarding gates.
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The poor fellow was in a pitiable state; he was crying bitterly.
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Meanwhile, industry is crying out for more computer science and technology graduates.
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Can't stop crying and mourning for our beautiful land, said one reader.
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He thinks crying for the moon the foolishest thing in the world.
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