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Meanings of become a fixture in English

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Usage of become a fixture in English
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Gregor sensed that they had indeed become a fixture on the rockscape.
Moonfall
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The Mental Health Expo's become a fixture in Wellington's Newtown community calendar.
Radio NZ
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The trips would become a fixture of Bryant's offseason during his 20-year career.
The Guardian
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Such militias have become a fixture here with Iran's rising influence.
Reuters
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Since his first appearance in 2000, he has become a fixture on the BBS.
Wired
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The Bronx streets had become a fixture in my life.
The other wes moore: one name, two fates
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I used them all weekend and hopefully they can become a fixture of all festivals.
The Irish Times
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Yet almost half a century later, the court has become a fixture of the legal system.
The Irish Times
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He has become a fixture of conservative media.
Ebony
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But if they can, the Intelligent Robo-Pallet might one day become a fixture at civilian airports.
Wired
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We were treated to all the ANC bashing that's become a fixture of Maimane's bombastic speeches.
The South African
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Doctor Reynolds had become a fixture in the old house, but he was not like Dick.
The Breaking Point
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Later, Matvei had gone on to become a fixture of the underworld in the city of Vologda.
The Guardian
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He is the starmaker whose withering putdowns have become a fixture of the Saturday night television schedules.
The Guardian
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But while "Irish pubs" have become a fixture across the globe, many in Ireland have been struggling.
Reuters
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Now 19, the Portuguese attacking midfielder has become a fixture for the French side Lille's first team while on loan.
Radio NZ
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