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Meanings of August in English
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Examples for "aug"
Examples for "aug"
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EU regulatory authorities are expected decide on the deal by Aug. 9.
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Rocky Mountain also named a new chief financial officer effective Aug. 8.
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The statement was made public on Tuesday but was dated Aug 15.
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The European Commission said the preliminary review would take until Aug. 4.
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The metal was on track for its best week since Aug 2017.
Usage of August in English
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However, July and August still saw millions of employees left without work.
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The China statistics bureau reports official housing price data on August 18.
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A study in August 2013, however, said benefits will be far less.
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I think there's change now as a result of August, he said.
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Defence officials learnt of the August attack from local press reports yesterday.
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In August last year, trading on the derivatives market was temporarily suspended.
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In August last year he was sentenced to 10 months home detention.
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This is the lowest number of daily cases confirmed since August 12th.
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The IPO is Everbright Bank's second major fundraising since August last year.
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The Majority and House Majority PACs also saw fundraising increase in August.
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Mashaba, on 29 August, launched his new political party called Action SA.
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The date code was August 8, almost four months ago, I know.
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Niederauer would continue as president of ICE until August, the company said.
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The new season starts on Friday 3 August, four weeks from today.
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Employment in the construction industry has declined steadily since August last year.
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Mr English said Parliament would rise on 17 August, before the election.