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Meanings of confer in English
Usage of confer in English
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However, that did not automatically confer a right to vote, she said.
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Conclusions: National diabetes registries confer clear insights into diagnostics, complications, and treatment.
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On Tuesday, several EU officials said the ministers would confer on Wednesday.
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I am lost in indigence; do confer on me Thy greatest favor.
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However, a HuR-negative and TUBB3-positive expression pattern appears to confer poorer outcome.
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While ultra rare, these mutations confer a particularly high risk of emphysema.
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Several lines of evidence suggest that these autoantibodies may confer pathological reactions.
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She watched him confer with the shopkeeper; saw more coins exchange hands.
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ADMA levels upon presentation may confer enhanced risk stratification in this setting.
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Yet she relies on her standing outside official channels to confer credibility.
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The Dexia board would confer again on Monday evening, a spokeswoman said.
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About this time the Señor Montefalderon went forward to confer with Spike.
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In asking your permission to confer upon you the degree of LL.D.
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They confer victory because the elements of progress are latent in them.
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Australian Open now says they are going to confer with the players.
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The chancellor's main role is to confer degrees at the graduation ceremonies.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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