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Meanings of become a member in English

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Usage of become a member in English
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Since then, we have become a member state of the European Union.
The Irish Times
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None; to become a member of the crew was my only thought.
Wolves of the Sea / Being a Tale of the Colonies from the Manusc...
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He said he should be pleased to become a member of it.
The History of the Rise, Progress and Accomplishment of the Abol...
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Le Tourbillon desires to become a member of the 'Order of Virtue.'
Frederick the Great and His Court
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Even reliable old Pik would eventually become a member of the ANC.
The South African
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An American has become a member of the royal family -a duchess.
News.com.au
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If you're interested in borrowing tools, first you need to become a member.
Radio NZ
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I am so very proud to become a member of the HarperCollins family.
Survive!: essential skills and tactics to get you out of anywher...
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Kathy has also recently become a member of the Advisory Board at Feminist.com.
Feminist dot com
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He will become a member of the Santander UK plc Board.
Reuters
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Abraham, however, did not become a member of the Little Pigeon Baptist Church.
A. lincoln: a biography
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He'd disappeared and I thought he might have become a member of JL.
Evil and the Mask
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No one was forced to become a member of the European monetary union.
Reuters
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She will also become a member of FBD's board of directors.
The Irish Times
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It was, however, arranged that Rudolph should become a member of the household.
With Frederick the Great: A Story of the Seven Years' War
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Has he, by the end of the book, become a member of it?
The Guardian
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