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Meanings of go on show in English

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Usage of go on show in English
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Hidden treasures in Auckland's art collection are about to go on show.
Radio NZ
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Some of the most famous names in Irish will go on show in Dublin today.
The Irish Times
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Among recent works to go on show will be portraits Creed has made while blindfolded.
The Guardian
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Selecting just 100 or so Polaroids to go on show at Arles was no mean feat.
The Guardian
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The paintings are due to go on show at the Pallant House Gallery in Chichester in October.
BBC
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Next week a selection of rare U2 photographs will go on show at the Little Museum of Dublin.
The Irish Times
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The Christchurch Town Hall drawings go on show on Wednesday at the Lang Master's Hollywood3 Cinema in Sumner.
Radio NZ
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It is the first such display to go on show since the street was partly pedestrianised earlier this year.
BBC
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The apartments and townhouses go on show on Sunday, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The Irish Times
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He was one of only a handful of living artists to see their works go on show in the Louvre.
The Irish Times
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Panda twin cubs born at a zoo in Atlanta will soon be strong enough to go on show to the public.
BBC
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How will a British audience react to one of the latest works of art to go on show at Tate Modern?
The Guardian
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Sixty, two-thirds of them paintings, plus some drawings, will go on show from 27 October at the Royal Academy in London.
The Guardian
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Photographs documenting life in a Birmingham suburb 50 years ago are to go on show, many of them for the first time.
BBC
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All of the works are about to go on show at Christchurch's City Art Depot in an exhibition called Rectify This Painting.
Radio NZ
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Their thoughts are included in an exhibition of Guy's own impressions of the continent about to go on show at Canterbury Museum.
Radio NZ
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Go on show across language varieties
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