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Meanings of dominate in in English

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Usage of dominate in in English
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On job sites, adverts for jobs based abroad dominate in my field.
The Guardian
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More worrisome are social networks that dominate in one country or region.
The facebook effect: the inside story of the company that is con...
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A lot of middle-class people dominate in the comedy world, she said.
The Guardian
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I expected the Norwegians to dominate in the air and win easily.
The Guardian
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Unlike in its home U.S. market, diesel engines dominate in Europe.
Reuters
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And analysts say the winner would need to dominate in four key areas.
News.com.au
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They govern society, dominate in the legislature and in the courts.
The Little Lady of Lagunitas: A Franco-Californian Romance
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Social dominance, or the idea that groups dominate in hierarchical order, explains it.
Ebony
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We thought England were going to dominate in their own conditions.
The Guardian
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The cultural norms that dominate in most African immigrant communities are West African.
Disintegration: the splintering of black america
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Such investors dominate in Hong Kong to an extent unseen in other countries.
Reuters
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The buildings of Edinburgh University dominate in this city view of Edinburgh, 2009.
Reuters
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Trump's isolationist instincts might dominate in this region while his adventurism flourishes elsewhere.
The Guardian
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For example, why does the increase in HPV-related oropharyngeal cancer dominate in men?
Pubmed
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Large ethnic groups that dominate in many regions are demanding more territory and resources.
Reuters
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The riveting headlines which read "Economy expected to dominate in today's campaigning".
The Irish Times
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