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Meanings of become very in English

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Usage of become very in English
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However, polarization effects become very significant when a second ion is present.
Pubmed
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In the longer term family will become very important, especially around December.
The South African
3
Isn't it great? look with which the doctor had become very familiar.
For Honor We Stand
4
These qualities would become very important in Islam, as we shall see.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
5
Once seen as an American pursuit, therapy has become very popular here.
The Irish Times
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That has grown to almost 50, so conditions had become very cramped.
The Irish Times
7
Mr Bomberg said the relationship between the two will become very personal.
News.com.au
8
As a result, they'd become very guarded about who crossed their airspace.
Treecat Wars
9
Recently, interest in the Chinese goddess Kuan Yin has become very popular.
A Wiccan Bible
10
In the fall, birds and fowls of all kinds become very fat.
Wake-Robin
11
We have become very good at begging letters to charities and trusts.
The Guardian
12
Over the last week I had become very familiar with the compound.
Monster Hunter International
13
She has recently become very sensitive and can seem down in herself.
The Irish Times
14
I thought so too; indeed, I had become very anxious about Leo.
In the Wilds of Africa
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In the meantime, Monsieur Louison had become very uneasy about his wife.
Tales for Young and Old
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And the combination of those photos has led her to become very...involved.
The double bind
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South Africa
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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