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Meanings of affect in English
Usage of affect in English
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However, structural changes to state economies could also affect housing, she said.
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Does ownership affect the way a particular paper covers a particular story?
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This issue can affect any young person, especially young athletes of today.
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These factors deeply affect our health and the health of the environment.
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However, the State Department said it would not affect U.S. cyclone aid.
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He said the level of crime could adversely affect PNG's tourism industry.
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Europe is worried about how reports of the threats might affect tourism.
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Imagining past or future events can affect how we feel right now.
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Other concerns included how the project would affect fishing, health and sanitation.
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We've seen this growth sustain and affect every industry and business type.
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Fitch said it expected the crisis to affect the entire automotive sector.
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However, the reality is that burnout can affect anyone at any time.
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The job cut will likely affect mainly foreign plants, the paper said.
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It said the incident would affect trade, tourism and military technology transfers.
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Sooner or later, that will come home and significantly affect our industry.
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South Africa
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