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Meanings of do so in English

To act this way. [A pro-verb: word replacing any recent earlier, or implied verb.]

        Usage of do so in English
        1
        So far, however, it has very clearly decided not to do so.
        The Guardian
        2
        However, he said he is not currently in negotiations to do so.
        Reuters
        3
        Anyone wanting to do so now must work with police, Coster said.
        Radio NZ
        4
        The people who can work from home will continue to do so.
        The Irish Times
        5
        A growing number of large companies are now looking to do so.
        Reuters
        6
        If the answer is yes, members do so at their own risk.
        Wired
        7
        In order to do so you need a European Health Insurance Card.
        The Irish Times
        8
        Technically, legal experts said, foundations can vote but must do so independently.
        Reuters
        9
        However, we will reserve the option to do so in the future.
        Wired
        10
        Yet they must be able to do so in a protected way.
        The Guardian
        11
        And it's dangerous to allow him to do so, Dr Trump said.
        News.com.au
        12
        Palestinian authorities have indicated that they may do so within the week.
        Wired
        13
        Mrs McAleese's timely visit this week provides an opportunity to do so.
        The Irish Times
        14
        It's the natural human instinct to want to do so, of course.
        Reuters
        15
        It will need to do so again next week when France visit.
        Independent.ie
        16
        Why do so many of the world government officials stay in power?
        Dayworld Rebel
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        United Kingdom
        Common
        South Africa
        Common
        Ireland
        Common
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