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Meanings of billed in English

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Usage of billed in English
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Convergence Culture: Reality TV is billed as live entertainment but it's edited.
The Irish Times
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Helsinki has been billed quite accurately as the European Union's enlargement summit.
The Irish Times
3
Sunday's election had been billed as a return to democracy for Thailand.
BBC
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At first, it was billed as a mass test of flexible working.
The Irish Times
5
Ayla looked across the water at the large, long-billed, long-legged, stately birds.
The Plains of Passage
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IT has been billed as the most important election in Russians history.
The Irish Times
7
This flight is billed as an orbital trial of their new RLV.
Gravity
8
More than 100 spoon-billed sandpipers have been raised and released this way.
The Guardian
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At that stage, it was being billed as the future of TV.
The Irish Times
10
The ARK is billed as the world's first air terminal for animals.
The Guardian
11
British forces are leading Operation Achilles, billed as NATO's biggest offensive yet.
Reuters
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The competition series is billed as the first all-ages, all-genres dance series.
Reuters
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Attention has mostly been on the luxury travel billed to the taxpayer.
News.com.au
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Pole dancing is billed as a serious workout, closely aligned with gymnastics.
Reuters
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Kellett was billed as both a private equity and hedge fund-styled group.
Reuters
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This is being billed directly to your superiors at the Alliance, remember?
Revelation
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Common
Australia
Common
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