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Meanings of future act in English

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Usage of future act in English
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Catholic and Protestant churchmen could be present at any future act of IRA decommissioning it emerged tonight.
The Irish Times
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Any future act of nuclear terrorism could use crude weapons aimed more at spreading panic than causing physical harm, experts warned today.
The Irish Times
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In his place she had lied; his part she had played in shame and no future act, she felt, could ever expiate it.
The Last Shot
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If you have mother or sister, or any care of souls upon you, I pray you, in the future act as becomes good men.
The Seats of the Mighty, Volume 4
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The old impulse of foresight for the future acted in Marzio's mind.
Marzio's Crucifix, and Zoroaster
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His past reveals the eternal principles which will mould His future acts.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Rut...
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The consciousness of resources and power became the inspiration of their future acts.
General History for Colleges and High Schools
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Well, the Clean Energy Future Act is doing exactly that.
The Guardian
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Our findings will also inform future ACT trials with various cancer populations and functional outcomes.
Pubmed
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This can include estimates of future acting jobs.
The Guardian
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Brick refused, citing it would hurt his future acting career to be seen Frenching a man.
Stand by your hitman
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You have a new updated approach of that called the National Broadband for the Future Act of 2020.
The Verge
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She's an amazing actress. Kravitz said as film scripts pour in, he continues to be selective about future acting jobs.
Reuters
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A far more important part of the Clean Energy Future Act is that it legislates an economy-wide cap on carbon emissions.
The Guardian
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Past participants have included such greats as Herbie Hancock and Joe Zianul, and future acts are bound to impress as well.
The South African
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Mr Yalagi also says he will take legal action against the hospital to try to prevent future acts of "inhumanity".
The Guardian
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