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Meanings of involve in in English

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Usage of involve in in English
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All these movements involve in varying degrees the abnormal or the supernormal.
Modern Religious Cults and Movements
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The government said local political networks had been involved in the attacks.
Reuters
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Related events are planned in countries involved in the project, including Britain.
Reuters
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An additional 11 staff involved in implementation at State level also participated.
Pubmed
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Higher education computing departments also need to be involved in course design.
The Guardian
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During this period the level of violence involved in arrests increased dramatically.
The Democracy Project
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Results: Patient representatives generally showed considerable interest in being involved in HTA.
Pubmed
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The DoJ said prosecutions of Rolls-Royce employees involved in corruption remained possible.
The Guardian
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This means that parents have to be particularly involved in the process.
Jamaica Observer
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Young, otherwise healthy individuals are likely to be involved in sports activity.
Pubmed
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He also said the Kiingitanga would be involved in all future elections.
Radio NZ
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He will not be involved in lobbying the UK government, BlackRock said.
The Guardian
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He has always been involved in politics from a very young age.
The South African
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Ultimately, he believes the public needs to be involved in these discussions.
Radio NZ
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However, the molecular pathways involved in the remodelling process are poorly understood.
Pubmed
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The Company also involves in the food sale services and other businesses.
Reuters
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Involve in across language varieties
United States of America
Common