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Meanings of form the backdrop in anglès

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Usage of form the backdrop in anglès
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The marina and formal gardens form the backdrop to the luxury gated development.
The Irish Times
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Uncertainty and financial hardship form the backdrop to a parliamentary election on March 2.
Reuters
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Eight volcanoes form the backdrop to the national park.
The Guardian
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These observations form the backdrop to Mullins's book.
The Irish Times
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Downstairs, adobe-coloured walls form the backdrop for old-school radiators, slouchy leather sofas, and pop art cushions.
The Guardian
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Fiction) A lonely monastery and a teeming city form the backdrop for a chimerical tale.
Reuters
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Together they will form the backdrop for Government discussions and public debate in advance of a very, very difficult budget.
The Irish Times
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Songs that form the backdrop to younger years, as Grease did for previous generations, are leveraged to get everyone singing.
Wired
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The recent wave of domestic violence tragedies form the backdrop for Nessa B's single What Kinda World Are We Living In?
Jamaica Observer
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Originally from Dublin, Fox now lives in New York, and these two cities form the backdrop for most of the collection.
The Irish Times
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They will dominate and form the backdrop to many of the speeches and debates at the NHS Expo in Manchester today and tomorrow.
The Guardian
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The magnificent Andes form the backdrop, a sort of barrel-chested overseer of the delicate nurturing that goes on down below in the vineyard.
The Irish Times
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The serial rape crimes that tormented Toronto in the 1990s form the backdrop, with the culture of mass hysteria and fractured memories examined.
The Irish Times
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The surroundings are spectacular -the captured water is a clear sharp blue on a sunny day and offshore volcanic islands form the backdrop.
The Guardian
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When he was nine, the family moved to the Humboldt Park neighbourhood of Chicago, the city that would form the backdrop of his greatest novels.
The Guardian
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They form the backdrop for the strangely joyful and unsettling Wake Up, and for the grand themes that propel the powerful, chaotic Crown of Love.
The Irish Times
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