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Meanings of go into effect in English
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Usage of go into effect in English
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A new state elections board will go into effect on Jan. 31.
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The rules are due to start to go into effect next year.
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The tougher standard for new designs could go into effect by 2020.
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They'll go into effect on Monday, press secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters.
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The document did not specify when the offer would go into effect.
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If passed and signed, it would go into effect in January 2013.
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It could go into effect as early as the end of June.
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Their bill is written to go into effect three months after passage.
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If he does not veto the order, it will go into effect.
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But it has not announced when those partnerships will go into effect.
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The SEC would then review them before they could go into effect.
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This order to go into effect before the first of April, 1916.
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The new ebook terms will go into effect early next year.
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Once signed, the law will go into effect June 1 of next year.
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The curbs are set to go into effect later this year.
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The ban is set to go into effect within the next three years.
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