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Meanings of anticipate by in English
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Usage of anticipate by in English
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Perhaps we may anticipate by some half-century to tell of Lady Mary's further career.
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So study and determination will enable one to anticipate by a little the birth of ideas.
3
And we will not anticipate by disclosing whether head or heart was to prove the better prophet.
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Seek not to anticipate by an indiscreet precipitancy the time when the realities of life shall open out to your view.
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Let us anticipate by saying that there is only a single authentic record which mentions Rodrigo's children and their mother together.
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I fully anticipate by next year Charlotte Church will have a glittery T-shirt that reads 'My Barbie takes it up the shit-hole'.
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A deal in principle is anticipated by the end of next month.
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Major changes can occur that were not anticipated by the policy elite.
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The separation from the remaining division, global commercial, is anticipated by October.
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This produces a reflex not anticipated by the Fathers of the Constitution.
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The present high rates of transportation were never anticipated by the farmer.
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I rushed to the front door, but was anticipated by my wife.
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But this move was anticipated by Larson, who was steering the Larabee.
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His still undeveloped scientific theories and discoveries have been anticipated by others.
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The recall of Arthur, long anticipated by his enemies, at length arrived.
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But this also was anticipated by that very remarkable mind and will-Lenin