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Meanings of go into in English
Usage of go into in English
1
So different people different companies go into the same ecosystem different results?
2
A new state elections board will go into effect on Jan. 31.
3
The rules are due to start to go into effect next year.
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However, it was much too complex an issue to go into now.
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Once they go into operation, they start to have problems, he said.
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Microbiologists can go into a lot of different areas in the industry.
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His sense is that the privileged go into law firms these days.
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Since the day I saw you go into Susse's, three years ago.
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Very few new drivers go into a new team and immediately click.
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Unless there's a different state they go into, but I doubt it.
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Ardern said the country did not go into level 3 too soon.
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Another is expected to go into operation later this year in Shanghai.
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Parliament could go into urgency next week to pass the emergency legislation.
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Once you go into debt, he had said, you lose your freedom.
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He declined to go into detail about the source of the information.
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Banks write bigger mortgages as people agree to go into greater debt.
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