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Meanings of tune in in anglès

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Usage of tune in in anglès
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Everyone needs to tune in and listen carefully for change to come.
Reuters
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They have people who can tune in to specific individuals' psychic signatures.
The darkest touch
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People in Belfast will soon be able to tune in to TG4.
The Irish Times
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In America alone more than 40 million tune in to every episode.
The Irish Times
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It's a country where there's almost a tune in every road sign.
The Irish Times
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On the road, I tune in to CNN or a local station.
206 Bones
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But I used to tune in on the radio back in Devonport.
News.com.au
8
Fancy having Caruthers singing out of tune in your ear for ever.
The Loom of Youth
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I've got how many hours to tune in to what's happening here.
Life
10
Share and tune in tonight, March 5, for the full Prince experience!
Ebony
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To find out, tune in to Taken, Steven Spielberg's 10-episode reality-based miniseries.
Wired
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At will he could tune in a theatrical performance of talking pictures.
Armageddon 2419 A. D.
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Rev Carlyle is encouraging viewers to tune in to the innovative presentation.
Jamaica Observer
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With the greats, people tune in to see what they can do.
Independent.ie
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They're my views and if you don't like them, don't tune in.
The Guardian
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We'll have to tune in to Bravo next Sunday and find out!
Ebony
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