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Meanings of OH in English
Portuguese
ohio Synonyms
Examples for "Ohio"
Examples for "Ohio"
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The campaigns said they were following guidance from Ohio public health officials.
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However, questions over provisional ballots in Ohio state delayed a final verdict.
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Nuclear power counts toward renewable energy goals in only one state, Ohio.
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As a result of Saturday's action, Ohio State will be the No.
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The Ohio Green Party also opposes Issue 3 over the monopoly issue.
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You know Ohio is called the ' Buckeye State,' Buckeye meaning 'Ohio Horse-Chestnuts.'
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Ah, but this youth from the Buckeye State was sly.
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The clubs look to break into the win column on Sunday when they meet in the Buckeye State.
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The Buckeye State has 18 electoral votes, and no Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio.
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Moody later said that the checkmark was for a moment misplaced, that it should have been on Michigan and not the Buckeye State.
Usage of OH in English
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Five years later, he developed severe OH, and anti-LGI1 antibody was positive.
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The first step of these mechanisms is more possible in 4-OH groups.
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This case suggests that anti-LGI1 antibody can be associated with severe OH.
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Conclusions: This is the largest study of OH in patients with MSA.
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In 2017 he bought his second football club, OH Leuven in Belgium.
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The end of days has come IRELAND: Oh, there goes another house.
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Oh, say, I've simply forgotten to ask-hasyour knighthood come through yet?
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Oh yes, this year for certain, it had to be this year.
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But think of the course of the future as, oh, flowing water.
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Oh things are changing, of course, but it's different for different families.
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Oh yes, I shall be having a fine time, thanks very much.
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Oh yes, of course it's possible, or it wouldn't be a gate.
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And then they would say, oh, and start asking really personal questions.
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They go a long way on a walkabout-oh my word, he said.
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Oh yes, I can see right through you; don't think I can't.
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We often find ourselves in situations with other readers, saying: Oh yes!
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OH across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
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