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Examples for "flag"
Examples for "flag"
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The flag was also spotted at a bar in Sea Point recently.
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Mr Key is defending his support to change the flag referendum process.
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But West China Cement's share price plunge is a clear red flag.
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I'm sure they'd rather see their flag but it's a political reality.
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A nationwide competition to design a new flag for Fiji begins today.
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Try to ease up and if necessary, do reciprocate the supportive gestures!
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As with all other signs, you probably can afford to ease up.
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Also, the Wild have to ease up the pressure on Devan Dubnyk.
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Who could be next and when does the credit storm ease up?
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She focused her energistic power around the joint, feeling it ease up.
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This same vibe may well see another, entirely separate matter ease off.
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Did I hear him also ease off on the motoring lobby too?
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He could not imagine life where this pain didn't eventually ease off.
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Meteorologist Shane Kennedy said rain would ease off towards a cool, dry week.
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Certain issues that may have been bubbling to the surface should ease off.
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The rainfall seemed to slacken off almost completely, reduced to the odd stray drip.
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Let go a few ropes and slacken off the others.'
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Traffic was beginning to slacken off and people were going home from the late movies.
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But, subconsciously, might Guardiola slacken off even the half a per cent that can be crucial?
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It was about six o'clock in the evening, and the heat of the day was beginning to slacken off.
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Watford need to slacken off a bit and force Chelsea to play into Gronkjaer's feet, where he's less effective.
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Fads and fashions change as new club nights, venues, promoters and locations come to the fore, burn brightly and then slacken off again.
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The brass standard should be drilled and tapped to fit the screws fairly tight, so that when once adjusted they may not slacken off.
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As prices rose to the point where purchasing a home became out of reach for many Americans-evenwith no-down-payment ,teaser-rateloans-salesbegan to slacken off.
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We slacken off the circulation when they're right way up, so that they're half starved, and double the flow of surrogate when they're upside down.
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The rain, she noticed then, had slackened off to a fine mist.
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The man gave a screech of pain, his encircling arms slackening off.
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I had suffered too much; I wanted rest, woman's love, slackening off.
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Now we are seeing productivity gains in the cereals sector, for example, slackening off.
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China has not slackened off in its Olympics medals quest.
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The dealer's trade slackened off for a few minutes.