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Meanings of form the heart in English

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Usage of form the heart in English
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Plus he's popular with the young, who form the heart of Green support.
The Guardian
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It is not the fathers, but the mothers, that effectually form the heart.'
The Gaming Table: Its Votaries and Victims. Volume 1 (of 2)
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A scattered group of volunteers form the heart of the RIS network, according to spokesman Frank Kunkel.
Wired
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Speak form the heart, from the altar, about what was done to the likes of us, said Mulryan.
Reuters
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Narcissism The New York Times' enormous scoop on Trump's taxes will no doubt form the heart of a bestselling book.
The Guardian
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These interviews form the heart of Graff's new book, The Threat Matrix: The FBI at War in the Age of Global Terror.
Wired
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The sittingroom forms the heart of the cottage and leads to a sunroom.
The Irish Times
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I can see it forming the heart of many electronics projects.
Wired
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They formed the heart of an army from the netherworld.
Sons of the Oak
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A couple of dozen champions rife with endowments formed the heart of any army.
Sons of the Oak
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An impressive extension to the living space at the rear forms the heart of the home.
News.com.au
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Sealed inside the tine was hallowed earth: dust ground from the guidestone that formed the Heart of Clan.
A Cavern of Black Ice
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That allegation forms the heart of a case called Shubert vs. Bush, which targets the government rather than a telecom.
Wired
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Together with some 18,000 other glaciers, it forms the heart of the Indus River Basin.
News.com.au
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And it is this which I think forms the heart of what Galarrwuy Yunupingu has characterised as a great gift to Australia.
The Guardian
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The toxicity of IS's creed is far removed from the gentle piety and community-building that forms the heart of your average Muslim community.
BBC
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