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Meanings of approach from in English

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Usage of approach from in English
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The approach from Abbey National is understood to have happened last week.
The Irish Times
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Some analysts expect a more aggressive approach from NATO in coming months.
Reuters
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The second half contained a more direct approach from Del Bosque's men.
The Guardian
4
Riders approach from the south, faint with distance on the winding road.
The bone palace
5
But Adobe is taking a different approach from competitors such as Microsoft.
Wired
6
There would be a zero tolerance approach from now on, he said.
Radio NZ
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British peer AstraZeneca successfully resisted a takeover approach from Pfizer last month.
Reuters
8
A brighter day beckons. It's a surprisingly chirpy approach from Mr Gigaba.
The South African
9
In the latter case, of course, he will approach from the front.
Cowmen and Rustlers: A Story of the Wyoming Cattle Ranges
10
This is a credible approach from another of the world's biggest companies.
The Guardian
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Where Zoya waited, she might not see him approach from this angle.
Beautiful assassin
12
I heard the footsteps approach from the darkness off to one side.
Storm front
13
Roy was to approach from one side and Willie from the other.
The Secret Wireless; Or, The Spy Hunt of the Camp Brady Patrol
14
He is enough to warn them of any approach from the trail.
In a Hollow of the Hills
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A cloud of desert dust always heralded its approach from the east.
Starr, of the Desert
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Their Wales flanker Martyn Williams has turned down an approach from Perpignan.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common