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Meanings of faces over in English
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Usage of faces over in English
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So NATO's hosting more meetings with unfamiliar faces over calorie-rich Belgian lunches.
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Greyheaded darkies and picaninnies peered with grinning faces over every fence.
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Mr Paraka, who faces over 30 corruption-related charges, says the charges are baseless.
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That's settled and there's no use making faces over the notion.
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The amplitude of the P400 was not differentially sensitive to faces over objects.
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Thus I see the same faces over and over again.
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The little boys bent their eager faces over it.
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They give tracts away and sing hymns, and pull long faces over very well-bound Bibles.
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I pull wry faces over it, and I don't try very much to disguise them.
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I had seen men scratch each other's faces over coat buttons, old shoes-overMercer's trousers.
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Don't tell me that it was you and this gang of pie-dish faces over here.'
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Help turn 'em on their faces over the seat, so-letthe water drain from their innards.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela faces over 20 major arbitration awards, most stemming from high-profile nationalizations during Chavez's presidency.
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She said, They always make faces over it.
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They returned with the water and watched as the women splashed their faces over the bowls.
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The horses in the stalls put their faces over the doors and gazed back at us.