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Meanings of create in English
Usage of create in English
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The resulting report, Staying power: how do family businesses create lasting success?
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The deal would, however, create a customs border down the Irish Sea.
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Content companies say the law would create important tools for fighting piracy.
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This type of impact will certainly create more problems for our economy.
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The government estimates the project could create up to 50 new jobs.
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In the second period Carrick also helped create the Devils' second goal.
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The new high-tech plants will likely create far fewer jobs than expected.
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They produce original research, create useful technology and stimulate the global economy.
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A climate change new deal will create new jobs, its proponents argue.
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Central banks are unique entities and they can create money,'' he said.
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We, however, say create wealth legally and according to rules and policies.
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It recommends Canada create a new security tsar to prevent future attacks.
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The opening of state borders continues to create political tension in Australia.
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Unfortunately, the fragmented nature of the enforcement process may create considerable difficulties.
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Coolwagon will create 10 new jobs as a result of the contract.
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The best way to arrange matters is to create a win-win situation.
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Ireland
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