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Meanings of centre on in English

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Usage of centre on in English
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At home, however, attention will centre on the beleaguered Anglo Irish Bank.
The Irish Times
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Doubts centre on whether similar results will be obtained in English schools.
The Guardian
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The changes centre on improvements to the application process, Madden points out.
The Irish Times
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More than 200 people currently use the centre on a weekly basis.
The Guardian
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Nzimande said the focus of continued-learning would centre on remote learning initiatives.
The South African
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A protest will be held in Dublin city centre on May 2nd.
The Irish Times
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A tractor protes caused traffic delays in Dublin city centre on Tuesday.
The Irish Times
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Duncan Poroa is being held at the detention centre on Christmas Island.
Radio NZ
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Farage was hounded out of Edinburgh city centre on Thursday by protesters.
The Guardian
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We're unlikely to pack out a small arts centre on a Tuesday.
The Guardian
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A man was shot dead in Belfast city centre on Thursday evening.
The Irish Times
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It landed dead centre on the hopper's open throat, and slithered down.
The Naked God
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The most contentious changes centre on Britain's future economic relationship with the EU.
Reuters
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The complaints centre on restricting the supply of candidates and possible price fixing.
The Guardian
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Concerns centre on two issues with strong relevance to euthanasia: dementia and autonomy.
The Guardian
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Their concern is believed to centre on insurance difficulties connected with travelling north.
The Irish Times
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