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Meanings of few seasons in English

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Usage of few seasons in English
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He's been playing really great for the past few seasons, Vucevic said.
Reuters
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Brighton's past few seasons have seen significant flux, to say the least.
The Guardian
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The past few seasons have seen a rise in normcore and athleisure.
The Irish Times
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The plants and flowers after a few seasons seem to spindle out.
The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
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The last few seasons he has always scored more than 25 goals.
The Irish Times
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Roscommon have had Cavan in a vice-grip for a few seasons now.
The Irish Times
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The two are meant for each other... in a few seasons, anyway.
Reuters
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And they also had a gay couple a few seasons ago.
News.com.au
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The hope is to do this over the next few seasons.
The Guardian
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And after all the humiliations they've handed out for the last few seasons?
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
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Uncle Dick died a few seasons ago, at the age of nearly ninety.
The Old Santa Fe Trail: The Story of a Great Highway
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Most of the players have been playing for a few seasons.
Jamaica Observer
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The past few seasons, fashion designers brought the trend back and celebrities took notice.
Ebony
14
Going on the last few seasons of Warriors footy, the second part is unlikely.
Radio NZ
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Synthetic bags start to show degradation after just a few seasons of heavy use.
Climbing Magazine
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The embarrassments of his first few seasons socially ruined him.
The Education of Henry Adams
This collocation consists of:
Few seasons through the time
Few seasons across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common