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Meanings of chains in English
Usage of chains in English
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Today thousands of people are pledging to form human chains outside mosques.
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Democracy is born free but everywhere in chains, as Rousseau nearly said.
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Czech supermarket chains have said consumers showed few sign of shunning poultry.
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Moreover, only within grooves did bound water molecules discriminate between different side-chains.
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Experts say measures adopted since 2010 have helped clean up supply chains.
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Aerospace plants in Britain are often part of complex international supply chains.
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Retail: The big health shop chains are looking at expanding in Ireland.
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And global supply chains mean that sensitive data is often stored abroad.
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Business leaders, anxious to preserve cross-border supply chains, generally support the plan.
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On today's seafloor, some species of lobster form similar sorts of chains.
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Outside my house, I attached two great iron chains to the wall.
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The boy was in the chains the last I saw of him.
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The prices, of course, differ from store-to-store even among the same chains.
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The Rococo is violent in chains, insolent in constraint, drunken in sobriety.
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Infrastructure is often inadequate, supply chains are limited, import taxes are high.
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The absence of reliable supply chains of rubber can also pose problems.
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United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
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