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Meanings of emerge in English
Usage of emerge in English
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New firms offering 'big data' solutions to bond traders continue to emerge.
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New side effects and long-term side effects will undoubtedly emerge over time.
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These enable it change production processes at speed, as new products emerge.
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Nevertheless, a new kind of U.S.-China relationship has indeed begun to emerge.
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There have also been similar reports of possible reinfection emerge from China.
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However, within hours of the news breaking, another story started to emerge.
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They allow more room for different approaches and new ideas to emerge.
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Wilson said a well run business with clear direction could emerge stronger.
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New leaders will emerge soon and we will start again, she said.
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Those details are expected to emerge later in the year at best.
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Focus on Leinster:The question of whether Leinster choked was bound to emerge.
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Some analysts said physical buying would emerge at the lower price levels.
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Taylor insisted that this current crisis did not emerge without a context.
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Naturalists used often to come to see the brocks emerge at night.
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Will a sustainable global top 10 technology company ever emerge from Ireland?
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Orleans said it expects to emerge from Chapter 11 protection this month.
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Ireland
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Australia
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South Africa
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