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Meanings of born in English
Usage of born in English
1
Good news for people without natural born talent: You don't need it.
2
The government is not going to become a born-again government, he said.
3
Courtesy: Good Morning Britain Before Noah was born, doctors doubted he'd survive.
4
Another baby, born the previous year, left as his family moved away.
5
The game was born amongst northern England's working classes 105 years ago.
6
Akira Kurosawa, the legendary Japanese director, was born 100 years ago today.
7
Often, the victims are foreign-born brides brought to Britain via arranged marriages.
8
And today one million people who were born in Ireland live abroad.
9
Health authorities were now targeting children born since last year's polio vaccinations.
10
Democracy is born free but everywhere in chains, as Rousseau nearly said.
11
It soon became clear that young Ian was born for the stage.
12
Reygadas was born 31 years ago to a middle-class Mexico City family.
13
The Organa family was high-born and politically quite powerful in that system.
14
Anyhow when Creed was born they just let nature take its course.
15
Financial independence, born out of better education, brings prosperity to local communities.
16
And young Bernie Schwartz became young Tony Curtis: born again at 22.
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Ireland
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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