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Meanings of WoO in English
Catalogue of classical compositions by Ludwig van Beethoven without opus number.
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Usage of WoO in English
1
Political factions will soon start trying to woo rivals to their side.
2
Three days earlier, Woo, 39, and her children had been reported missing.
3
The contenders will have an opportunity to woo voters, including a speech.
4
MK opened offices in Japan and San Francisco to woo foreign companies.
5
The lender is known for its aggressive attempts to woo new customers.
6
Meanwhile, IBM executives are trying to woo banks outside the United States.
7
Pitch ad rates much lower to woo a lost generation of shopkeepers.
8
Her voice was low and wooing; it was one of her charms.
9
The daughter is young; she must be wooed before she is won.
10
Police would not say if there were signs of trauma on Woo.
11
The sequelae of this wooing have never been cleared up in detail.
12
At that time China was ruled by a woman, the Empress Woo.
13
And Davy had wooed her ardently, though in secret from the first.
14
The battle-field and the bower alike had been wooing-ground for her smiles.
15
The wooing Indian climate was fast ripening the exquisite loveliness of eighteen.
16
I am not going to be able to collaborate with Woo Suk.
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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